Easy@HomeRechargeable Compact Wireless TENS Unit - 510K Cleared, FSA Eligible Electric EMS Muscle Stimulator Pain Relief Therapy, Portable Pain Management Device EHE015

I could not live with out these! I can clean house, drive, garden & even went to concert with one. I literally would be bed ridden or on pain pills if i was not on this device & flexerol. It’s easy to reach around and turn on and off for back pain. Start off low and slow…do not up it quickly. Obviously, if you sweat a lot the sticky pads will loose its sticky. Pro tip; I keep older one on hand that i wear when i know it is going to loose its sticky due to weather or activity level. Also, great for muscle stimulation. My doctor even told me i could even use this for constipation by placing on tummy to stimulate flow. I recommend these so much to friends, family & strangers. I’ve been thanked many times.

I have chronic back issues and can have bouts of pretty significant pain at the slightest thing, so I'm always at the ready w/ this little Easy Home TENS unit. No cords to limit your movement, it's battery operated (with extremely long life between charges!), easily hidden underneath clothing, and easy to operate. The pads stick well and can be reused over & over, especially if lightly rinsed and restuck to the plastic cover between uses. I can't tell you how many times this unit has provided me relief, even without medication. I have recommended it to friends & family on multiple occasions. It's a workhorse and well worth the money!

I've just charged it up, haven't used it yet. Everything looks good though.

Functionality:This has been amazing. Having a wireless unit has been a game changer. No wires showing, no struggling to turn it off, on, up or down when placed on my upper back.. Everything is controlled by my phone. I even bought a second one for my husband. I’m so happy I found this.

Great for lower back pain

This does work, not as well as my traditional tens unit. It’s easy to wear and walk around with and no wires to get tangled up. It’s not as strong as my regular tens unit. The maximum setting is only for one hour and then I have to reset the mode the timer and restart the unit. It’s a pain. I usually need to wear my tens unit for 4 to 5 hours to have any type of lasting benefit. It’s easy to wear but hard to use because it constantly shuts off. Every time I have to reset it I have to take it off and that reduces the life of the $$ electrode pads. It doesn’t have a big battery and doesn’t hold a charge for very long. My prof. tens unit is bulky and the wires get tangled and pulled out of their electrodes so that one’s problematic too but it does work much more effectively, stays charged forever and has 4 electrode ports (not two). I can have a total of E pads in different areas of my body which really helps create a larger area and is much more effective in controlling the nerve pain from my spinal stenosis and sciatica. I think my traditional tens unit is much more effective but this unit is much more discrete and wearable under my clothing. My backs acting up I can slap it on and go shopping for example. It’s nice not limping through the store. If it could just run for a day and have a decent battery, it would be a much better device. Update. It helps with my neck pain. I can’t use it for larger areas like my low back or anywhere on the back of my body because the buttons stick out and if I sit down or my pants press against the device it shuts it off and it can’t be reset without taking off my clothes. It’s also not as effective at reducing or eliminating my pain as the better tens unit is. I can’t find anything that’s wireless that’s affordable with affordable replacement pads. I was going to return this but I think I’ll keep it for when I need something in a pinch that doesn’t have wires even though it’s usefulness is pretty limited.

I bought this device about a month ago, on the recommendation of a physician-friend who uses it mainly on her back and neck. I've had a bad bout with sciatica in the past, which has began flaring up again moderately this summer. The pain starts in my lower back, runs down my left rear and down my leg, in worse cases. I've been attaching the device right above my tail-bone and turning it on at medium intensity. While the issue does not seem totally cured yet, my back has improved and the stimulation certainly feels pleasant.My son is a serious runner and said this device is used often in PT. He suggested I try the stimulator on my arthritic knees. I frequently wake up during the night with knee pain. So, before bedtime, I've attached the stimulator to the meniscus area where the pain mostly occurs. Again, not a complete cure yet, but feels good and definitely a help. I will continue to experiment with the device on where to use it, the intensity level of the stimulation and for how long.The device has been easy to use with its phone app. Seal the device pad to the desired area, turn it on, a couple quick steps on the app and you are ready to go. I've probably used the device 20 times in the month I've had it. Only needed to recharge it once so far and was given a clear warning that power was low. I bought extra pads, but the original is still fine. After use, you secure the device pad back to a protective film and can store in a sealed bag.I feel this device is well-worth the money and I expect to get much good use from it.