TENS Muscle Stimulator with 25 Modes for Back & Neck Pain

Two channels, one controller, full control

• Two channels, one controller

  Channels A and B run from the same unit, so you can cover two spots or a wider area in one session. Each channel has its own intensity, which matters when the neck is calm and the shoulder is not. Four electrode pads come in the box, enough to set up both channels.

• 25 modes, your settings

  Scroll through 25 TENS and EMS modes with the MODE button, then raise or lower intensity with P1 and P2. The backlit color LCD stays readable in a dim bedroom, so you can adjust without turning on a lamp.

• Up to 16 hours, USB ready

  The built-in lithium battery runs up to 16 hours of continuous use. Charge it from a wall unit or a laptop USB port, so a week of evening sessions does not depend on finding an outlet near the sofa.

The figures behind every session

• 16 hoursContinuous use per charge
• 25Stimulation modes
• 4Electrode pads included

From pads to pulse in under five minutes

1. 1
   Charge the unit

   Connect the charging cable to a wall unit or a computer USB port until the battery indicator is full.

2. 2
   Connect the pads

   Attach the lead wires to channel A, channel B, or both. Place the pads on clean, intact skin around the sore area, not over the chest or head.

3. 3
   Pick a mode

   Press ON, then use MODE to scroll through the 25 modes. Choose a gentle one for your first session.

4. 4
   Set intensity with P1 and P2

   Raise P1 or P2 slowly until you feel a comfortable tingle. Stop if you feel pain or discomfort.

5. 5
   Run a 15 to 20 minute session

   Sit back and let the session run. Switch the unit off when the time is up and remove the pads.

Everything you need for your first session

• Main electrotherapy unit×1

  Dual channel, backlit color LCD

• Electrode pads×4

  Soft, flexible pads for neck, back and knee

• Lead wires

  Connect the pads to channel A or B

• Charging cable×1

  USB, for a wall unit or a computer port

Night after night, the same knot

The ache that follows you home

By seven in the evening the stiffness has settled into the neck and lower back. You have already taken something for it, and you are still waiting for it to ease. Another night on the couch with the same tight band across the shoulders is the part that wears you down.

Why the old fixes wear thin

Painkillers carry stomach and kidney risks when you lean on them for weeks. Heating pads go lukewarm in about 20 minutes, and a massage or physio session is expensive when you need it every few days. You need something that works between appointments, without a daily dose of pills.

A pulse unit you control

Two output channels run from one compact unit, so you can work a neck spot and a shoulder spot at the same time, or cover one wider area. Choose from 25 modes and set intensity separately on P1 and P2. Each session becomes a setting you pick, not a guess. Keep the tens units electrical guide handy if you are comparing options.

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