Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) devices.
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Packed with features, the dual channel 5-mode digital TENS unit by Drive Medical provides maximum therapy.
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Packed with features, the dual channel TENS unit with electrodes by Drive Medical provides maximum therapy.
On Sale: $33.99 (You save: $11.33)
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Electrotherapy kit contains one dual channel tens stimulator, carry case, set of lead wires, instruction manual, 9V batteries and set of electrodes.
Your Price: $84.99
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The Twin Stim gives the user the choice of 5 modes of TENS and 2 Modes of EMS.
Your Price: $77.99
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Packed with features, the dual channel TENS unit with timer and electrodes by Drive Medical provides maximum therapy.
On Sale: $47.99 (You save: $16.00)
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Packed with features the dual channel TENS unit with electrodes by Drive Medical provides maximum therapy.
On Sale: $43.99 (You save: $14.66)
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Wireless TENS machine to help relieve muscular pain.
Your Price: $24.99
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TENs unit with timer for home use. Includes 4 electrodes, case, manual, and batteries.
Your Price: $49.99
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This combination unit gives you 5 modes of TENS (B/Burst, N/Normal, M/Modulation, SD1/Strength Duration and SD2) and 2 modes of EMS to choose from. The Twin-Stim's features include dual channel modes and 4 self-adhesive electrodes that can be positioned on the body. In TENS mode, pulse amplitude, pulse rate and pulse width and timer are fully adjustable; in EMS, pulse width, pulse rate and timer (from 2 to 90 seconds) are adjustable.
Effective and easy to use, this electronic muscle/neuromuscular stimulator is ideal for facial and smaller peripheral muscles. One hand operation controls current adjustment, active probe positioning and on-off switch. It operates on 9-volt batteries and is available in two different options: Interrupted DC (IDC) or pulsed.
Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation or TENS is considered an alternate therapy, though various types of TENS units are used by medical professionals in traditional fields, like physical therapists. As its name describes, electrotherapy with a TENS unit involves stimulating nerve endings by sending electric currents through your skin. The goal of this nerve stimulation is to help relieve pain. Because the effects are temporary, you might need to use a TENS unit on an ongoing basis.
EMS or electronic muscle stimulators are TENS units that target muscles as well as nerves and are used to help heal muscle injuries. The electric pulses cause muscle fibers to contract and then relax, much as they do during strength training, but electrical muscle stimulation is considered passive. Muscle stimulators are often used by PTs during rehab as part of the healing process.
Small, portable TENS units are available for home use so that you can maintain a treatment regimen on your own, after rehab for instance. Home TENS units are usually connected to the skin using padded electrodes usually placed on your back. Look for home TENS units that offer dual channels; this enables the pulses to be isolated to provide the most effective delivery pattern. Better home TENS units also feature adjustable intensity and asymmetrical bi-phase square wave patterns that allow you to vary the timing, length and intensity of the electrical impulses sent from the device. For the best results, follow guidelines from a PT or other pain or rehab professional since there can be significant variations possible with even the simplest home TENS unit.
Health Caution: If you have a pacemaker, avoid using TENS therapy because the electrical current could interfere with the operation of your heart device.