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Electric Pulse Massager – TENS & EMS Nerve Muscle Stimulator
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Electric Pulse Massager – TENS & EMS Nerve Muscle Stimulator

Price range: $23.99 through $49.99

An electric pulse massager delivers TENS and EMS stimulation through skin electrodes for pain relief and muscle activation. It has multiple modes and intensity levels with replaceable gel pads. Do not use it with a pacemaker or implanted device, during pregnancy, or over the front of the neck and chest.

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Specifications

Choice: yes

Electronic: Yes

Is Batteries Included: no

Voltage: ＜50V AC

Color

blue, white Advanced, With 4 Pcs Pads, With 10 Pcs Pads

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Common questions

Who should not use a TENS or EMS device?
Anyone with a pacemaker, implanted defibrillator or other implanted electronic device, anyone who is pregnant, and anyone with epilepsy or a heart rhythm disorder should not use one without medical advice. Never place electrodes over the front of the neck, across the chest, on the head, or over broken skin.
What is the difference between TENS and EMS?
TENS uses low-level pulses aimed at interrupting pain signals. EMS uses stronger pulses that make the muscle contract. Many units do both, but they are different settings with different purposes.
How often do gel pads need replacing?
Most pads last twenty to thirty sessions before they stop sticking. Wash the skin first and put the protective film back on after each use. Pressing a dried-out pad harder does not restore contact.

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