TENS Unit Muscle Stimulator – 24 Massage Modes, Touchscreen EMS Device, Dual Channel, Rechargeable, Deep Tissue Pain Relief for Back, Shoulder, Sciatica, Tendonitis, Plantar Fasciitis,8 Electrodes

I’M SHOCKED!!!! LITERALLY
WOW. WHERE HAS THIS DEVICE BEEN ALL MY LIFE?!I suffer from Degenerative Disc Disease and sciatica. Specifically, the two lowest vertebrae in my lumbar spine(L4-L5) and the top of my spine/neck trap area. I work fulltime and am a student, so the majority of my day is spent sitting at a desk. With all the COVID restrictions this past year, I like many people have become more sedentary in my day-to-day life than I would prefer. As a result, I find myself suffering from debilitating chronic pain. Up until recently, my treatment plan has been a combination of exercising, stretching, heat therapy, and OTC anti-inflammatory medicine for pain management. I have seen many different doctors/specialists over the years, and to my dismay EMS therapy was never brought up as an pain management alternative until recently. I went to my first PT session and afterwards my therapist asked if I would like to try using the EMS unit. OMG…. LET ME TELL YOU…LIFE CHANGING. I won’t go as far to say it takes the pain away, because it doesn’t, HOWEVER, it definitely makes a noticeable difference dulling my sciatic pain. I went home, did my research and ended up purchasing this device. I wanted something that was affordable, portable/small in size, rechargeable, powerful, and easy to use. This unit checked off all those boxes. PLUS, it included a little clip to you can attach the unit to your pants and walk around with ease. I am very pleased with this device as it has exceeded my expectations. I have only had it for a couple days, and have already suggested it to friends and family members.My only complaint, is that if you decided to change the mode while its already running(like go from kneading setting to pressure point setting) it will turn off when you select the new setting, and you have to adjust the intensity for both sides over again. Its annoying, but it’s not really a problem. That and the carrying case didn’t come with the newest touch model, you had to purchase it separately compared to the previous model which you could buy as a package deal.*Disclosure: I purchased this device with my own money. Upon receiving the item, the company included a coupon to register the device for a lifetime warranty(whatever that actually means), and10 free electrode pads.

Works as well as the one at PT
This is a compact unit that can accommodate 4 pads total at a time (A and B inputs that have 2 leads each). While it can’t take as many inputs as the one at physical therapy, I’d argue it’s just as powerful. The main unit seems well made, and the cords, inputs, connections, etc. seem fine, if not quite as robust as the unit at my physical therapist’s office. I got frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis) after a fall while skiing a few years back. The orthopedic surgeon prescribed physical therapy and maybe ONE cortisone shot (and fingers crossed to avoid surgery). Well, I started with PT, which did help, and the exercises I did at home were helping strengthen my muscles. The use of e-stim along with everything else made all the difference. It really helped relax my muscles and relieve my pain for a while after using it. Once I was done with physical therapy, I really missed the 20-30 minutes with the e-stim machine at the end of my session. That was about 2 years ago, and wouldn’t you know it, I hurt my other shoulder. Well, I can pretty much tell this is the same animal (it feels exactly like what happened to the other shoulder. I pulled out my exercise sheets and have been doing those, and icing and heating my shoulder (just a little heat, more icing). No cortisone this time as I don’t think I really need it now that I understand how this all works. The thing that I didn’t have though, was the e-stim machine. Enter a search on Amazon and voila: options galore. But, which to choose. Well after reading many reviews and going out to search engines to read articles and yet more reviews, I decided to give this one a try. It has not disappointed me. It has 6 different options for type of stimulation and varying patterns for each of those, and then you can increase/decrease the intensity of your chosen option and pattern. So far, I can only tolerate up to intensity level 2-3 of any option. The usb charger works fine, as do the leads where you attach the pads. There are 8 pads (4 sets of two) in the box, but they are reusable (make sure your skin is clean and dry, handle the pads with care). There is a “holder” for one set of pads after use (you stick one pad to each side and wrap the lead cord around it) that will help you store the pads between uses. I actually went to the company website and purchased a second holder for the other lead cord/pads if I decide to use 4 pads. I also purchased replacement pads on the company site because I know my husband will end up using this too.So, first impressions are great. This is a wonderful tool to help with pain while I rehab my other shoulder. It will be helpful for dealing with other pain and stiffness from just working out, or just getting older, lol. If something should change, I’ll update this review, but for now I’m just happy to have a tool like this that works like the professional tool available at my PT’s office. Being able to do this at home saves me time and co-pays. Now, I’m not saying don’t go to physical therapy/doctor if you’re having pain because you may need to do exactly that. In my case, though, where I know what’s going on and know my body, I’m reasonably certain of my situation and what I need to do.

24 funciones diferentes que ni siquiera tengo que calibrar ya vienen prededfinidas para ser usadas desde un principiante como hasta un terapeuta, funciona bien y ademas la garantia de por vida que da la marca esta de lujo.El vendedor comunicado en todo momento y llego en su empaque y a tiempo muy bien protegido.

Excelente producto. Fuerza muy buena. Fácil de usar y muchas variedades. Solo recomendaría incluir un manual de uso de que usar en cada caso de lesión