Economy Dual Channel Tens
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By M from Houston TX
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Features
Drive Economy Dual Channel Tens
- Dual independent channels
- Adjustable pulse frequency and duration parameters
- Wave form: asymmetrical, bi-phase, square pulse
Product Overview
Drive Economy Dual Channel Tens
Economy Dual Channel Tens
The Economy Dual Channel Tens unit is designed for chronic, acute and postoperative pain. Perfect for rehabilitation and physical therapy. The new and improved lead wire connector will not disengage from TENS unit. Tens can help you manage your chronic pain with convenient at home electro therapy on your schedule.
Economy Dual Channel Tens Specifications:
- Dual isolated channels
- Mode Selector: Constant
- Adjustable 0-80 MA, 500 ohm load
- Pulse frequency adjustable 2 -150 Hz
- Pulse width is adjustable from 40-250 micro-seconds
- Wave form: asymmetrical, bi-phase, square pulse
- Metal belt clip
- Comes complete with carrying case, 2 lead wires, 9-volt battery, 1 package of 4 pre-gelled electrodes and operating manual
- 3 Year Limited Warranty
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Economy Dual Channel Tens Reviews Summary
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4 out of 9 recommended this product to their friends
Pros
Effective (5)
Simple to Use (3)
All supplies in easy case (1)
compact (1)
Cons
Finding the right setting (1)
Better placement guide (1)
Best Uses
Ease Pain (4)
Daily Use (1)
Prepost physical therapy (1)
use frequent- post stroke (1)
1-5 of 5 reviews
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Best unit for price
Pros:
Effective.
Simple to Use.
Best Uses:
Ease Pain.
Describe Yourself:
Budget Buyer.
If looking for unit that give you best bang for buck this it
by M from Houston TX
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Good Value
Pros:
Simple to Use.
Effective.
compact.
Best Uses:
use frequent- post stroke.
My husband had a stroke and we use the stimulator to help move those muscles not in use so they do not atrophy.
by Honey from Mexico
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
TENS unit
Pros:
Effective.
All supplies in easy case.
Cons:
Finding the right setting.
Better placement guide.
Best Uses:
Daily Use.
Ease Pain.
Prepost physical therapy.
Describe Yourself:
Budget Buyer.
multi-use pads for 1 person. feels funky at first but about an hour later flexablity increases.
by sparky from new market, md
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Allegro Products
Pros:
Effective.
Best Uses:
Ease Pain.
Describe Yourself:
Budget Buyer.
I am a CMA, CCA and Physical Therapy Tech who has used TENS units many times on patients. Two years ago I suffered a back injury at work that caused Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy. [...]I know it will provide some relief. I have ordered several product from Allegro and [...], I am very satisfied. I recommend Allegro to all my friends and relatives.
by Jag from Houston, Texas
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I would buy this poduct again and again.
Pros:
Effective.
Simple to Use.
Best Uses:
Ease Pain.
Describe Yourself:
Budget Buyer.
It is good for tight tensed muscles.
by Princess from Missouri Citiy, TX
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
1-5 of 5 reviews
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1 Question | 1 Answer
 Does anyone have experience using the Tens Unit to treat peripheral neuropathy successfully? I am interested in hearing if anyone has had success treating this condition with TENS.
Asked on Jul 5, 2011 10:23:58 AM by Csurvivor
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I am an occupational therapist and oncology certified massage therapist. My area of expertise is oncology. I am going to start using tens unit for patients suffering from
Chemotherapy induced neuropathy. I will keep you posted!
Answered on Oct 5, 2011 7:15:04 AM by Rebecca
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Part Number(s): AGF-3E
Mfg Part Number(s): AGF-3E
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