EMS Muscle Stimulator for Neck and Shoulder Relief

Two channels, one dial, full control

• Two channels, independent control

  Channels A and B each have their own +/- intensity buttons. One pad pair can run stronger than the other, which suits a tight trapezius on one side and a calmer side on the other. The backlit blue LCD shows where each channel is set, so you never guess which side is active.

• Twelve modes, one timed dial

  The M/T dial moves through 12 programmable massage modes and sets the 60-minute timer. Pick a rhythm that feels good on the day, then keep it. The timer stops the session on its own, so there is no need to watch the clock or reach for the unit mid-session.

• Pads placed on the pain point

  Place the pads directly on the sore muscle before you switch on. The body-map booklet in the box shows the upper back, shoulders, neck and lower back. Large rectangular pads cover broad areas, contoured pads follow the shoulder line, and round pads suit smaller spots.

The numbers behind each session

• 12programmable massage modes
• 60minute auto-stop timer
• 2independent output channels
• 10reusable electrode pads in the box

Place the pads, then power on

1. 1
   Charge the unit

   Connect the USB cable and charge the battery until the battery indicator shows full.

2. 2
   Clip the lead wires

   Snap the two lead wires into the unit, one for channel A and one for channel B.

3. 3
   Place the pads on the sore spot

   Use the body-map booklet to choose the pad shape for the area. Press each pad firmly onto clean, dry skin over the muscle, not over the front of the neck or the eyes.

4. 4
   Power on, set mode and timer

   Press On/Off, choose one of the 12 modes with the M/T dial, and set the 60-minute timer.

5. 5
   Raise intensity slowly

   Start from zero on each channel with the +/- buttons and climb only to a level that feels comfortable. The timer ends the session on its own.

Everything for shoulders, neck and back

• EMS massager unit×1

  Matte black body with backlit blue LCD and silver-ringed dial

• Electrode pads×10

  Large rectangular, contoured and round shapes

• Lead wires with snap connectors×2

  One per output channel

• USB charging cable×1

  Charges the rechargeable battery

• Body-map instruction booklet×1

  Shows pad placement on neck, shoulders and back

From locked neck to looser evenings

The 5 p.m. Stiffness

By late afternoon the neck and shoulders feel like one tight band. The headache starts behind the eyes, and the evening plan turns into slumping on the sofa with the laptop still open. Heated pads help for a few minutes. Painkillers take the edge off without touching the knot itself.

A Controlled Session

Two independent channels, A and B, each with their own +/- intensity. Twelve modes and a dial for M and T mode and time. The session starts at zero and climbs only as far as you want. Set the timer, and it stops by itself at the end. The same routine works every evening, so the sessions become something you repeat rather than something you hope for.

Evenings Without the Knots

Twenty minutes on the sofa, pads on the shoulders, the screen switched off. By bedtime the neck moves more freely and the shoulders drop away from the ears. The routine costs nothing per session once the kit is in hand, and it replaces a stack of trial-and-error fixes.

What to expect over your first weeks

1. First use
   Learn placement and intensity

   Start on a low setting with pads on the sore area. Note how the feeling changes across modes and find a comfortable level for your shoulders or neck.

2. 3 uses
   Find your go-to routine

   You will know which mode and session length suit you. Many people settle on short sessions after work rather than long ones.

3. 30 days
   Track how your neck feels

   Keep a simple note of tension levels across the month. Results vary by person, and the unit supports relaxation alongside your regular care.

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