Is this a TENS device????
458039
Yes, this is a TENS device and it works wonders. I absolutely love it. Works as advertised and oh so easy.
458040
Yes, it is a TENS device. My pain was in the middle and upper back. I couldn't make it stay on because it's so heavy so I gave it to a friend to use for her knees. She likes it.
458041
I'm not sure what a TENS device is - but on the description it says it uses TENS technology. I bought it as a gift and the person who uses it loves it.
458042
Yes it is a wireless Tens unit. But now you can buy wireless units of various brands for a lot less at Walgreens, plus they are a lot smaller. This one is very bulky.
804813
I think Compex is a Tens Unit with programs pre programmed. The Tens Unit is a manual Compex and is not s simple To use
804815
I think Compex is a Tens Unit with programs pre programmed. The Tens Unit is a manual Compex and is not só simple To use
297539
I think this is something to ask your physician because it really depends on the type and source of your discomfort. However, I have used the TENS unit on my lower back where I had disc surgery about 18 years ago and it relieved the residual pain. I believe that muscles and nerves 'remember' pain and if you can interrupt that 'memory' it might be possible to find relief. For me, this little unit has had a remarkable effect on the quality of my life.
1258745
I bought one of these for red light therapy to copy what has been healing my diabetic neuropathy at tanning salons. I hope I bought the right thing. If this is what I think then this is a medical healing device. So I would say no. That is not what it is for. Of course if I bought the wrong thing please tell me.
833104
I think tens would be fine, but it all depends on the wattage, i would push my 12s for no more than like 20 minutes before shutting off
1254891
If you have the 2 separate "pin" lead plug in points on the unit itself. Mine is an older unit and has 2 separate "channels", each with 2 "pin" holes for wire leads & their own intensity "volume" levels. So I can use 2 of these butterfly pads at the same time independent of each other. So, tens unit must have at least 2 holes to receive wire leads. Mine has four. Think positive & negative leads for each butterfly pad.
1987675
http://www.hsn.com/products/tiny-tens-electrotherapy-stimulator-with-3-pads/7163427
447800
This is not ultrasound technology. This machine stings quite a bit so I stopped using it in my practice. This unit combines ems, rf and led light (although I think the led light has a minimal effect.). It mostly contracts muscles, and gets hot after about 15 minutes, but not hot enough for collagen contraction. They say it is like no needle mesotherapy. That's a stretch but it does plump the skin. By and large, I was unimpressed with this unit and it sits in my work drawer way in the back never to be used again.
1889043
All of the TENS devices have the same plugs for the pads, so all of these pads will fit all of the different TENS devices.
215074
Not really but its simple to use. Snap the leads on the pads, slightly moisten pads with water, plug leads into device. Place pads where you want them. Turn on device. Choose type of massage, length of time and level of intensity. That's it.
2215723
I can't say positively, but it appears the connections are a standardized size. I believe any cable or pad will work with your TENS.
556139
I can't say that is better than the typical tens machine. They are the same in terms of the tens itself. Hollywog is easier to use but they are made to be used on your back, if you try to use it in other body parts the machine does not work so well.
222871
YES!...both the Tens Unit and the pads are manufactured in USA...the product itself, was designed in Australia.
442445
I don't know about the unit you mentioned. I have used them on the TENS 3000 and TENS 7000. The thing with these wires is that they have to be replaced pretty frequently. Sorry, I couldn't be of more or any help.
1754436
The device has an intensity knob that allows to regulate the intensity.No, there is no needles involved. It feels more like very mild static electricity shock to your skin.
1273301
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, and I actually use it mostly for the function.