Showing posts with label tens unit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tens unit. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 8, 2016

Massage Slippers for TENS Unit


I received the Massager Slippers for TENS Unit through a promotion.

Product Info:
  • Massage can be felt up the legs
  • Machine sold separately 
  • Probe and snap wire connections (Not included)
  • Adjustable velcro strap
These massage slippers are not the best quality slippers out there. The shoes are made of a foam and rubber. 

The material of the shoe can be damaged easily. I recommend not leaving these slippers around where pets or children could get a hold of them.

The shoes are made for short wear and use. They do work with both TENS units I have. 

The amount felt with the massage from these shoes depend on the intensity that the TENS unit is set to. The higher the intensity level, the higher up my legs I could feel the massage. It felt strange and relaxing, especially after I was done using them. 

The slippers do not come with any cords or the unit. There is a spot to connect a probe or use the snap connectors. Only one type of connection is needed for both feet. The snap connectors I have sat low enough that I couldn't feel them when I had the slippers on. 

Pros: 
- Massages whole foot and up legs
- Adjustable top strap
- Connections for probe or snap

Cons:
- Low quality 

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Wednesday, April 20, 2016

MeasuPro Tens Unit



I received the MeasuPro Ultra Quiet Handheld Electronic Tens Unit through a promotion. 

Product Info:
- Portable
- Takes 3 AAA batteries
- 2 Lead wires
- 4 electrode pads
- Provides pain relief and massages muscles 
- Adjustable intensity levels and speeds

The MeasuPro is a pretty decent Tens Unit. It's better and more intense than I expected the unit to be.

The device is an okay size for traveling and portability. I wouldn't carry this device in my purse because it takes up more room than I'd like it to, yet it's something I wouldn't mind taking with in an overnight bag or suitcase for when I'm away from home a longer period of time.

There's two lead in wires and outputs for them. It's nice to use on two different locations, but it's not possible to have one a different intensity than the other.

The massage, knead, and beat all feel good to me. The automatic feature for certain areas, such as the shoulders, joints, legs, and others allow for the 3 modes to be used in a pattern together. Manual allows for one mode to be selected at a time.

The intensity levels surprised me. I was expecting to be able to make it up to at least 7 or higher on the Tens Unit. I could only stand up to intensity level 4. The device is much more intense than what I had figured it'd be.

I was a little disappointed in how quickly the pads loose their stickiness. Wetting them can help get them to regain some of their stickiness, but be sure to let them dry fully before using them again.

Pros:
- Intensity levels range from weak to very strong
- Automatic & Manual modes
- Speed options
- Two lead in wires & outputs

Cons:
- Can't have the two outputs have different intensity levels
- Pads loose stickiness after a few uses

Check out this Tens Unit on Amazon.