TENS 7000Back Pain Relief Kit, Includes TENS Unit Muscle Stimulator, Sub Zero Pain Relief Gel, Bed Buddy Back Pain Relief Microwave Heating Pad

Todo en orden bien empacado, buen tiempo deEntrega y hasta el momento sin haberlo usado se ve buen producto

A great product to buy and seller easy to work with.Item shipped very fast.

I was having so much lower back pain. I could feel a difference the first time I used it. When the pains comes back, I immediately use it. I travel with it Never disappoint!B Burton2024

I got this to help relieve some intermittent back spasms I get from time to time. It's not a cure but it does provide temporary relief to loosen things up so you can do the kind of strengthening exercises that you need to do to actually get through it. I like that the pads are reusable, too. It's also small so it's portable. The heating pad can be microwaved or frozen, so that can be useful for all kinds of muscle problems and not just your back.

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Save your money.

I've been going to physical therapy for a left shoulder impingement, and I noticed that the exercises and Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) treatments that they were giving me could be done at home, so when an opportunity to try out this personal TENS machine came along, I figured - why not? This would totally eradicate my need to pay a physical therapist!It came with everything that I saw at the physical therapist's office - the electrodes, the machine itself (a reductive version, of course), the microwaveable heating pad, and even the "icy hot"- like roll on, so I was pretty psyched to be able to have this experience in the comfort of my own home!I've never used a TENS machine before physical therapy, and this is the first one I've owned, so I have nothing to compare it to, but I do have some concerns based on my research of this technology.1. The design seems a bit antiquated - I've consistently seen TENS machines that look far more modern than this one. For example: the digital readout is pretty dark, which is a feature I'm used to seeing on 80's/early 90's electronics. Most competitors feature prominent backlighting as a basic standard at this point.2. Lack of power options - this unit runs on 1 9v battery, but - to my surprise - didn't offer any other source of power. There's no AC/DC cord or USB charger - just the battery. Again, this - to me - seems rather antiquated because, even I have seen a competitor or two also offering battery powered TENS units, MOST I've run across are offering USB powered/rechargeable options.3. Very confusing instructions - As with anything that has medical implications, I truly believe it is incumbent upon the manufacturer to create an instruction set that's not only easy to understand, but also ships WITH diagrams. I had to Google to get more information on using this device (pro tip: Google "The Tens Electrode Placement Atlas" for a free PDF with diagrams!).As it goes, it's an okay machine, but honestly - this thing could really use a few updates if it wants to remain competitive!