Vagus Nerve Stimulation Device Clip: TENSSO 20pcs TENS Unit Alligator Clips Lead Wires eStim Units Cable Electrode Cords for Dry Needling Needles Stimulator

The Alligator Clips with Lead Wires are flexible and the alligator clip has good spring tension. The cable is well made and works well at transmitting a signal, but it's not made for high amperage use. The port for inserting the device is flexible and holds the probe well with good grip until you are finished with your work.

These are so tiny. I don't know if any person of any age with earlobes that small. Also, the red plastic over the handles makes them look deceptively long. It's just shrink wrap. The actual handle part is very short, making them hard to operate at all. They're seriously Barbie sized. I connected them to some metal and put them on a tens unit just to test their conductive ability, and they are conductive. If you're looking for tiny little jumper cables for a barbie car, they'd work for that. Or, if you want to conduct a current to some other conductive device and want a very small clip for that, these will work for that. As far as being for use with a tens unit on earlobes, you'll be disappointed if you buy these.

Way to small.Hurt too much just putting on.These seem to be the size for paper earlobes 😑Could not even use

This item is a 20 pack of alligator clip enabled cables that connect to a TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) device. You need lead wires to make the connection from the TENS device to these cables. The description suggests it is to be used for vagus nerve stimulation. One way to access your vagus nerve is to attach a conductive probe to the ear lobe and the ear tragus. I find that these alligator clips can be attached to these areas, but aren't very comfortable. You would attach the other end of the cable to your TENS device leads. The other way to use these clip cables is for dry wire trigger point and muscle stimulation. This method requires a trained professional to place acupuncture needles in these specific areas and then you would attach the alligator clip to the inserted metal needle. There are ways for individuals to get trained, but courses are usually not cheap. There is all sorts of information you can find on this topic doing internet searches. I've tried the ear connection for vagus nerve stimulation and haven't done any extensive testing given the clips aren't too comfortable to wear. On a side note there are other ways to stimulate your vagus nerve and you can find that with your internet search. I think the quality of the cables and connectors are fine. The price point for these 20 cables is reasonable. Overall, a fascinating aspect of TENS capabilities, but these clips are just not fun to wear on my sensitive ears. I am also more interested in the use of these cables for dry needle stimulation and am looking at getting trained.