Can this product be used with the TENS unit electrodes?
1190444
Iwasn't sure so I looked on the website of the company that produces the gel and they state that indeed it can be used with a TENs unit. I hope this helped!
1994735
Not that well at all. I have to use a bottle of something called pre-tens conductive skin prep. It really works great during the summer.
434593
I would suspect they would, since the majority of tens units are fairly universal, they should indeed work with that particular model. I have the Ultima5 model which is a standard model for pain relief and these replacement pads worked great. I prefer these pads over the Tyco brand electrodes which are only a one time application. The main reason why I like the previously mentioned electrodes is the fact that they are re-useable; and with that in mind a person can always save a few dollars here and there when looking for pain management.
873611
Good heavens, at $5.95 & free shipping, what do you think you're going to get? Read the ad closely, and order what it lists. You will need to order a tens unit separately. Check for them here on Amazon. You probably won't find a better price. I found one for about $30-35.00. You have to really look though. Electrode pads are cheap enough, as evidenced by this tru-medic ad. Oh, BTW, the pads and the tens unit don't have to be the same brand.
345298
I'm not sure if it works with a TENS unit, but it recharges a standard square type battery, so if that is what you use in the TENS unit you should be fine.
1658388
Yes, you can use it on any muscle groups. Just avoid around the heart and don't go above the shoulders. I have used it on my lower back with much success. Also my shoulders, between the shoulder blades, and even calf area. Love my TENS !
1872372
To the best of my knowledge, you can. Make sure that the electrodes touch the skin
182811
I'm sorry but I am not sure. My tens unit is packed up as we are moving so I am not even sure which one I have. :-(
804817
You can use this for a tens unit. This unit is way, way more than a tens unit. You can get a Tens unit for much less.
804814
No. This is an EMS unit. Although using the same principle (eletric stimulation), Compex stimulate the muscles and TENS stimulate nerve endings. The frequency of stimulus and the intensity are completly different and it is not possible to adjust
1811874
Seeing as that I am using them on my AuraWave Tens Unit at this very moment, and have been enjoying good results with them in this configuration for a couple of months going, I can say most emphatically, YES!!! No worries.
804816
You could, but from what I've read it is that and more. TENS units use a certain kind of electrical wavelength to stimulate nerves, which in sense reduces or blocks pain. The COMPEX has that, but it also can deliver a different kind of electrical wavelength (depending on the setting) that is able to contract skeletal muscle similar to resistance exercise.
1334026
Yes they come with wires simply plug in to your tens unit and you are good to go. You can't beat the price anywhere..Yes they come wired simply plug and go. I have had my unit for years and if your pads stop sticking on you put them in the fridge over night they will stick good the next day.
1273300
So the tens just does nerve endings and the EMS is designed to stimulate muscle - I don't know if this device is SUPPOSED to work as an EMS but it does on me, andI actually use it mostly for the function.
872751
It is a TENS unit and like most it sends an electrical current between the two pads or leads. There are a few settings that vary the duration and frequency of the pulse. If you want to know the "science" behind it, just search about TENS units, they all use the same principal just different designs.
297538
Absolutely! This is one of the top uses for TENS therapy. I use it several times a week since my lumbar spine is a mess. All 5 disks are bad...
1554294
Don't know. Probably depends on the type of electrodes you have, I have push pin with snap adapter on my big TENS Unit.