Is a cordless TENS unit as effective as a wired one?

For everyday aches, most users find the pulse output comparable. Wired units usually offer more channels and finer tuning, while cordless pads trade that control for freedom of movement.

Where can I place the pads?

The unit is intended for the neck, back and legs. Place pads on clean, dry skin around the painful area, following the placement guide, and keep them off the head, chest and broken skin.

How long do the electrode pads last?

Pads lose stickiness over time, faster with heavy use or oily skin. Replace them when they stop adhering well, since poor contact weakens the pulses.

Can I use it while moving around?

Yes. The cordless design lets you wear it while walking or working at a desk. Avoid use while driving, in water, or during sleep.

Who should not use a TENS unit?

People with pacemakers or implanted electronics, pregnant women, and anyone with heart conditions should check with a doctor first. Do not use it on the head, chest or over broken skin.