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TENS Machine
The availability of TENS machines in Canada presents an easy to use pain relief therapy that does not require a prescription or present potentially harmful side effects. As a result, TENS machine sales in Canada have grown significantly in recent years.
TENS is actually an acronym that stands for Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation. As the name implies, this type of therapy is based on using electrical signals to stimulate the nerves of the patient. The electrical current from the TENS machine usually enters the skin by way of conductive gel pads (electrodes). It is important not to confuse TENS therapy with EMS. The latter stands for Electrical Muscle Stimulation and is a distinct therapy used for different purposes.
In Canada, many individuals use TENS machines to treat pain from conditions such as arthritis. They are also popular devices for treating labor and other types of pain. If you are one of the millions of people who live with everyday pain, these machines are an option to safely and quickly gain relief. Moreover, in contrast with using prescription medications or NSAIDS, you will not have to worry about potential addiction problems. If you suffer from restricted mobility, you will not have to worry about getting to your doctor’s office either. Instead, you can use your tens device in the comfort of your own home to get the relief you need. As a result, there has been significant growth in the popularity of tens machines in Canada over recent years.
Our range of TENS machines available for sale in Canada is presented below.
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