TENS Machines

Over half of us suffer from chronic pain such as back or joint pain. Whether you have one of these conditions, or just suffer from intermittent pain, you know it can stop you doing even the simplest of things.

 

How does TENS work?
Pads are placed on or near the area of pain. Soothing pulses are sent via the pads through the skin and along the nerve fibres. The pulses (controlled by the user at all times) suppress pain signals to the brain. TENS also encourages the body to produce higher levels of its own natural pain killing chemicals called Endorphins and Encephalins

 

Who will TENS work for?
TENS is a highly effective treatment for pain. It is used worldwide and recommended by sports coaches, physiotherapy departments, pain clinics, doctors and other medical practitioners. A TENS unit will ease pain, and should result in a decrease of drug intake! For many the relief is dramatic.

 

 

Lloydspharmacy TENS Machines

Single Channel Tens Machine Single Channel TENS
The Single Channel TENS machine delivers small, painless electrical pulses to the body via electrodes placed on the skin. This blocks the way pain signals are sent to the brain and stimulates the body to produce its own pain relieving chemicals called endorphins.
Dual Channel Tens Machine Dual Channel TENS
The Dual Channel TENS Machine comes with 2 sets of pads (4 in total) and each set can be used independently from each other. This means that each set can be positioned on different stimulation settings and at different intensities.
Heated Tens Machine Heated TENS
The Heated TENS machine works by passing harmless electrical signals into the body from its 2 sets of heated pads. It blocks the body’s pain signals which are normally transmitted from the area of damage through the nerve fibres to the brain
Labour Tens Machine Labour TENS
The Labour TENS machine has been specially designed to have a 'boost' button for use throughout labour. This button increases the intensity of the pain relief stimulation to the maximum whilst you are experiencing a contraction.
TENS Machines TENS FAQ
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