TechCare TENS EMS Muscle Stimulator – Dual Channel Rechargeable Unit with 24 Modes & 20 Intensity Levels for Pain Relief, Back & Sciatica Therapy, Muscle Recovery & Massage

Works great. Relax stiff hurting muscles. Easy to use and mobile to use anywhere

The massage is very therapeutic. The battery life is sufficient for several sessions. The device is easy to use and so many options for massage. I definitely give it a 10/10.

I should have bought one of these years ago but now the price makes it crazy NOT to have one. I have had chronic lower back issues and multiple visits to therapy where they use the bulky Tens units. This handheld unit has ALL THE SAME POWER. It’s features are very similar as well. 24 different modes and intensity levels from the minimal to the extreme. I had pain relief instantly after use and it only gets better after each use. The pads are perfect and remain sticky enough for multiple uses as long as you use the included pad holder for storage between uses. I’ve done about 10 sessions in 2 days and the pads are still sticky enough to adhere to my lower back. I was worried about buying more pads often so this will not be the case with this package.The controller is easy for anyone to use. Not a ton of buttons to get lost on. Pretty straightforward. Has 6 different techniques with 4 differing modes within each technique to choose from just by pressing the mode button numerous times to make your preferred treatment. Then set your own time in increments of 10 minutes per session. I’m truly spoiled with how strong you can set the intensity on this tiny little unit! You can raise it to an uncomfortable level if you want, it’s your choice! The unit recharges with ease via a USB cord and holds a great charge. It has an easy to read battery indicator. Who knew such powerful therapy could come from a rechargeable battery operated unit like this? If I did I would’ve bought it LONG AGO!Don’t fear because this thing will change your rehabilitative regimen.

This machine is amazing. Battery life lasts long time I only have to charge it once a week. It’s durable it has a belt clip that comes with it so you can clip it to your waist while the therapy continues. The vibration levels you can tailor to your liking. It’s a great value for the money.

Ive only had it for 3 days but I've used it every day for an hour or more. It has plenty of power to ease my sciatica pain and the battery indicator hasnt moved from full as yet. Its a little tricky until you learn how to use it but once you figure it out, its pretty simple and it really helps.

I've used a number of TENS units over the years, many of which were prescribed by my physician(s) at the time. This unit outperforms them all. When I assess a TENS unit, I do so on the basis of only a few key variables. I look at (1) the durability of the unit itself, (2) the perceived quality of the components, most importantly the wires and pads (e.g., is it difficult to fasten the wires to the pads? Do the pads adhere well, and does the adhesive remain intact for a reasonable period of time?), (3) The electrical current the device delivers, looking at both the strength as well as the level of precise control, and (4) the ease of use"(i.e., is the device's interface "user-friendly?").Obviously, the price point is also a consideration, but only insofar as whether the unit's performance matches or exceeds its monetary cost. As I've already hinted at, I've used far pricier units either given or prescribed specifically by my doctors, and I wouldn't recommend any of them over this unit. The unit is sturdy and well-constructed. The pads are large enough to cover just about any area that requires therapy, and they adhere wonderfully, without leaving any sticky residue. The strength of the current was the real surprise with this purchase, and I mean that in the best way possible. While the interface is a bit crowded, I'll hardly dock the product points for offering TOO many options. The intensity of the current has its own control, independent of whatever mode or program you select, and the current builds in very manageable increments. Even if you're new to TENS therapy, you won't find a 2 or 3 unpleasant, and even for someone who has used the devices intermittently for years, I found substantial relief around 12-15, still well below the device's maximum output. Using 4 pads at a time, you can cover a very large area, with absolutely no drop-off in current strength between wires and/or pads. Again, the singular criticism I can muster is that 24 modes seems like overkill, particularly given how similar some of the patterns tend to be. But in this instance, one man's criticism may be another man's praise, and they may enjoy the variety.

Helps a lot when I have a tense muscle thank you

It's easy to use. I like the variety of the different settings. I'm very happy with this unit.