Deluxe TENS Unit Muscle Stimulator & Accessories - Non-Invasive EMS Machine for Neck & Back Pain Relief, Sciatica - Electrotherapy with 12 Modes & 20 Intensity Levels

We have a Verve Deluxe Stimulater we purchased a few months ago that quit taking a charge and is unoperable but my wife has a major lower back problem, the unit really helped relieve her pain so we ordered a replacement it really does help her. I failed to file for warranty on the original unit so it's on me that I paid for the replacement unit butworth the cost to us.

Love love love, buy an extra 30 pack of electrode pads to start. I know it is a touch screen, but you actually still kind of have to press hard on the screen to change modes. It took me days to figiure out cause I'm an idiot.

This product is impressive. It’s been working great now for two years. It’s easy to use, very effective, and compact. Lots of options on type and intensity. Comes with several pads of varying sizes. Each port (there are two) has leads that split into two wires for the pads, so four total. I would highly recommend this device. I love it!

compact package that is readily transportable. Works well,

This works great on my neck and back, I love the different options and levels. Easy to use and adjust when needed. Super happy with the purchase.

Works great

This monitor did not work very long.i was very disappointed.

I had an old TENS unit that my father was using back in the late 70s/early 80s. I tried it to see if it would help with the current state of my back pain, and it did. Since it was a very old design it was a single mode with only control over the intensity of the 2 channels, but since it did work I wanted to get a more updated unit.Not only does this unit have many different modes, it also has WAY more intensity within its range. Operating this unit is really very easy and intuitive, however figuring out the best placement options for the pads along with which mode and intensity settings to use is a bit of a learning curve (trial & error). At the moment it seems that the lowest intensity settings are best for the pain I'm dealing with. Higher intensity settings may not feel uncomfortable while the unit on and doing its thing, but those higher intensity settings tend to over stimulate the area and make the pain worse. Just remember to go slow and make VERY small adjustments and this unit will have MUCH greater potential for good results.I also like the way the wires attach to the pads much more on this unit. My old device from the 70s or 80s connected to the pads with a slide in connection that plugged into a little pigtail wire that attached to the pads. This was problematic because when you sit with you back leaning against the seat back of the chair it would tend to pull on the pigtail connection and expose the wire. This unit's wiring attaches to the pads with snaps and it is far less likely that this type of bare wire exposure can happen.So there you have it, and great product with a bit of a learning curve that will serve you well for years to come.