actiTENS 40 cm cable
| MPN | 7031802 |
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| Brand | Performance Health |
| Packaging | 1 Each |
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A Drug Free Approach to Pain Relief
The actiTENS is a transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) medical device specifically designed to help adults manage chronic pain effectively. Offering a drug-free approach to pain relief, actiTENS delivers gentle electrical pulses through electrodes placed on the skin, targeting nerve fibers or muscles to reduce discomfort. This scientifically recognized and validated method provides a safe, non-invasive solution for chronic pain management, empowering users to regain control of their daily lives without relying on medication.
A Sleek Compact Design for Easy Wearability
Traditional TENS devices often come with rigid, bulky cases, long cables, and cumbersome designs that must be worn on a belt or around the neck, causing both physical and psychological discomfort for users. In contrast, actiTENS has been thoughtfully engineered to enhance the user experience by eliminating these inconveniences. Its sleek, compact design ensures easy wearability and greater comfort, allowing users to discreetly manage their chronic pain without the frustration of outdated equipment.
Additional actiTENS Information
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Ergonomic: Miniature, slim, and flexible
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Discreet: Invisible under clothing
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Medical Certified: Class II A Medical Device with CE mark and FDA Clearance
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Connected: Managed via a mobile app available on IOS and Android via a Bluetooth connection
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Versatile:Large product catalog with various sizes of electrodes
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Programs:The actiTENS app has 14 stimulation programmes in order to relieve patients’ pain as best as possible.
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Invisible under clothing, actiTENS allows the stimulation of all areas of the body
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The actiTENS app allows the device to be managed via a Bluetooth connection
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Monitoring of observance: automatic and detailed history of stimulation sessions



