Dual Channel Tens Machine, Rechargeable Pain Relief Machine with 24 Massage Modes, 8 Reusable Electrode Pads, Digital LCD Backlit Screen Pulse Massager

neat little devise but ... how do I use it?!? No instructions included regarding how and where to place the pads, and it might have 20 modes but nowhere does it explain what the little drawings mean. Maybe it is obvious for those who have used a TENS devise before ? Also very fiddly to change modes as you have to flick through each one to get to the desired one and if you go too far there is no turning back, you have to go all the way to the end and start again.First time user and ... not impressed.

So disappointed, bought this a couple weeks and i havent dropped it or anything! Could the seller please get in contact with me i would like a replacement or a refund!Apparently from breaking it really helped, i was diagnosed with fibromyalgia and arthritis at the age of 21 and having two kids its been difficult finding a pain relief that actually works, ive been medicated, done pyschio tried everything but this little machine is amazing! I normally keep it on for about an hour at a time and its amazing!!

what a powerful little model i love it easy to carry in your pocket i love it my son used it after his football match and he loved it too

Nice little unit. I have a few different ones - they all have slightly different patterns.On the negative side - this one does NOT have an easy to get to OFF button - the usual HOLD (pad disconnect) button on this one just changes from channel A to channel B....so watch out if you inadvertently ramp up the signal too much....you'll be trying like hell to find the off button while your arms get tied around your ears with electric shocks rendering your arms useless!!! (I speak from experience). I had the thing on my shoulder blades - it certainly gave amazing relief from constant pain once I got the taser machine under control. Pain is back tonight...so can't comment on the long term therapeutic nature of these things but it is nice to get pain relief even if only a for a day after using this thing. It has the press button/stud pads and the connector into the machine is like a mono 3.5mm male walkman headset kinda thing...unlike most other tens fitments that have a recessed small 2.5mm female fitting. The push button pads are standard so those will fit from any supplier....just don't get the "wire only" fitment pads unless you get a cord or adaptor to "press button" and/or a cord that goes 3.5 male mono to wire female.

Small and compact but does pack a punch! (It’s about the size of an old Nokia telephone), Easy to operate you can choose between massage settings and also a handy chart provided to show you where to put the pads for a specific injury , mine was my knee and the chart showed me exactly where to put the pads for maximum relief, up and down buttons let you set the intensity of the pulses, sit back and let this little thing do the work! So glad I bought it!

This is an amazing little unit! I assumed because of its small size and affordability, it would not be particularly powerful. However, the various programmes feel like having a proper massage, with the benefit of being able to choose the intensity and rhythm of the massage. There are various sizes and shapes of electrodes, suitable for different body parts. In addition, there are different settings for specific areas of the body, such as reflexology or an acupuncture setting. This doesn't just ease pain, but also provides a very relaxing experience. For the price, this TENS machine is unbeatable!

This is powerful and has really good quality pads in my opinion. they are tough and seem to hold their adhesion well. Ive used it daily for the last couple of weeks and haven’t needed to charge it yet! The ui flashes when pulsing (im not sure if its meant to) but apart from that its actually better than the one my physio has and they told me their cost 9 times the cost of this.

Good TENS machine. Anatomical diagrams are a bit confusing though and could explain what size pads refer to which numbers/parts of the body. Ie some conditions only have one number reference and you obviously have to use a minimum of 2 pads, so you have to use your own initiative as to where to put the second pad and whether you put the pads bilaterally or unilaterally depending on what you are using the unit for?? Nice slim machine though that does not require gel on pads, does not require batteries as it charges via a USB lead, so it is a good unit.