Therapist’s Choice TENS Unit and EMS Muscle Stimulator ComboOTC TENS Device with Accessories,Black
$33.99
The Therapist’s Choice TENS2N1 OTC gives the user the choice of five Modes of TENS and two Modes of EMS. Features include, dual channels, seven modes, timer, patient compliance meter, new stronger 100 mA output, safety amplitude cover, sturdy metal belt clip and rubber side railings for maximum handling. Use the tens unit as an electric massager pain relief device and then use the EMS side for muscle rehab. There are many uses for our device including neuropathy pain relief for feet, nerve pain relief, back relief, neck pain, or as just a muscle stimulator for pain relief. This is the Best Value TENS & EMS Combo on the market, Compare and Save!
Package Dimensions : 8.8 x 8 x 2 inches; 2 Pounds
Date First Available : February 16, 2022
Manufacturer : Therapist’s Choice®
ASIN : B09SMTNB72
Best Sellers Rank: #195,639 in Health & Household (See Top 100 in Health & Household) #483 in Muscle Stimulators & Accessories
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BEST VALUE TENS & EMS COMBO: The Therapist’s Choice TENS 2N1 is a TENS EMS Combo muscle stimulator and muscle recovery device that provides prescription strength pain relief and is the Better Valued OTC digital TENS EMS Combo unit on the market today. Powered by a 9Volt battery, this TENS EMS Combo machine is proven to be powerful and durable
PRESCRIPTION STRENGTH PAIN RELIEF, Non-Invasive, Non-Drug Choice for Relieving Pain. Great Device You Can Use at Home for Pain Management. If you have chronic or acute pain,for treating back pain, shoulder tension and muscle Relief.
DRUG FREE PAIN RELIEF: drug-free pain relief for common ailments including Back, Neck, Shoulder, Knee, Elbow, Leg and Foot pain. Full Power TENS EMS Combo provides pain relief, acts as a muscle massager or shoulder massager, provides carpal tunnel relief, and acts as a muscle relaxer (great for muscle recovery)
HOME THERAPY: Get the same kind of therapy used by doctors and physical therapists in the comfort of your home. A favorite device among Healthcare Professionals for delivering drug-free pain relief for common ailments including Back, Neck, Shoulder, Knee, Elbow, Leg and Foot pain.
System Includes: Dual Channel TENS EMS Combo Stimulator, Lead Wires, 1 package of Starter Self-Adhesive Electrodes, 1 x9V Battery, Belt Clip, Hard Carrying Case, Instruction Booklet. Uses Industry standard electrodes, batteries and lead wires, which makes getting replacement supplies easy
8 reviews for Therapist’s Choice TENS Unit and EMS Muscle Stimulator ComboOTC TENS Device with Accessories,Black
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Arnold Acosta –
Works great
Arrived just in time for my wife’s therapy after having a knee surgery. It worked great and according to therapist, is a good idea to always have one to help anyone ease a pain
wingchunkuen –
Very satisfied!
Works great!
selknam style –
Good price, simple yet complicated
I have no background in this area, just some initial observations that might help:When the knob is turned on (like a volume knob), the device is immediately sending electricity to the pads. For some reason, the overly warning-filled instructions failed to make that point clear, except to say that the pads should be on, then turn on the machine. But in order to figure out the settings, you have to turn the knob on. So basically, in my opinion it would be better to not connect the wires, turn on the device, figure out and explore the settings, then turn it off, then connect and put the pads on, then turn it on to the lowest setting and very very slowly turn it up. Very slowly because its output is uneven. For me it felt like nothing until I got to 4, at which point it was a strong zapping and my leg locked up and I dropped the EF device I was carrying. Here’s the setting for EMS I tried as a first attempt that got a full muscle contraction (though on second thought I’d prefer to start out with ramp at 1s and on at 2s, I just didn’t know that on has to be at least 2x whatever ramp is at the time):Delay = 5s200ms, 50hzRamp = 5sContraction / on = 10sRelax / off = 10sAnd for that setting, I put an EMF device next to the pads and measured the volts per meter electrical field that the device produced:1s: 80v/m2s: 76.1v/m3s: 74.7v/m4s: 77.4v/m5s: 90.8v/m6s: 124.4v/m7s: 137.2v/m8s: 120.2v/m9s: 95v/m10s: 84.9v/mSo this means that the “ramp” time is a part of the “on” time. If the ramp time is 5 seconds, then the min on time is 10 seconds, but if the ramp time is reduced to 1 second, then the on time can be as short as 2 seconds.The picture attached shows the graph of the electrical field intensity and each dot represents 1 second in time. I will note that I did this electrical field test because the device’s display seemed to rarely match the output of the machine, and the strength of the zapping, seemed very inconsistent. But by running this test I can see that the device’s output is very consistent, as well as what is meant by ramp, and that the inconsistency is merely a combination of the display not matching the power output as well as the variation in connectivity / conductivity of the pads, and perhaps my own senses as well. Another thing I didn’t see in any of the marketing or descriptions is that the adhesive on the pads is very slimy, which feels strange, but is comforting that the sliminess means the adhesive isn’t a “one and done” and that it can last a number of times. My next step will be to find ways to find or make electrodes that do not require replacing, as that is the most universally absurd part of these TENS and EMS devices from both a cost and environmental standpoint. I will not post my results on this progress due to the safety implications of making my own product, but manufacturers should have endeavored to give consumers a long-lasting electrode product as the default option, not one that fills the world with more E-waste by design. However, among all the devices on the market, this one still seems to be the best mix of price and function. Using knobs was a good choice because it can be quickly turned down whereas other models made that part digital, so any mistake would have to be corrected by ripping the wires off in that moment of panic rather than turning the knob down (intuitive).
calvin k. –
Kc
Exactly as described!
Wilmam –
It works great
Is worsted i recommended
J. P. Midwest –
Good TENS Device
It’s a super unit, works great. For me it did require reading the manual due to having a couple more options than I was familiar with. Very impressive company when I posted a question they responded immediately with what I needed. For the low price of the unit the quality and support has been a nice surprise.
Amazon Customer –
ten
easy to use and quick delivery
Mary R. Risher –
For pain management
It works great but only at 30 minute intervals. I have to reset it several times during usage.