TENS Machine for Targeted,

Drug-Free Pain Management

When muscle tension, back discomfort or joint pain interrupts everyday life,

a TENS machine offers a convenient way to support pain management without medication.

Compact, easy to operate and suitable for use at home or in a professional setting,

this device delivers gentle electrical impulses through electrode pads placed on the skin.

Whether you are recovering from an injury,

managing recurring muscular discomfort or supporting a physiotherapy programme,

our TENS machine gives you adjustable, targeted stimulation where you need it most.

What Is a TENS Machine?

TENS stands for Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation.

A TENS unit sends low-voltage electrical impulses through reusable

or replaceable electrode pads attached near the area of discomfort.

These impulses may help modify how pain signals travel to the brain

and may encourage the body’s natural pain-relief response.

The sensation is usually experienced as a mild tingling or pulsing feeling.

Intensity can be adjusted gradually to a level that feels strong but comfortable.

TENS therapy does not cure the underlying cause of pain,

but it can form part of a broader pain-management or

rehabilitation plan recommended by a qualified healthcare professional.

Why Choose This TENS Unit?

• Targeted stimulation: Position the electrode pads around the affected area for localised support.
• Adjustable intensity: Select a comfortable stimulation level based on personal sensitivity and professional guidance.
• Multiple therapy options: Available programmes or modes allow users to vary the pulse sensation for different needs.
• Portable design: A lightweight, compact unit is convenient for use at home, at work or while travelling.
• Non-invasive support: TENS therapy is applied through the skin and does not involve needles or medication.
• Simple controls: A clear interface makes routine sessions easier to manage.
• Suitable for personal and professional settings: Useful for home users, physiotherapy clinics, rehabilitation centres and other healthcare facilities.

Areas Where TENS Therapy May Be Used

A TENS machine may be considered for temporary relief or management of discomfort affecting the:

• Lower or upper back
• Neck and shoulders
• Knees and other joints
• Arms and legs
• Muscles after physical activity
• Areas involved in a clinician-guided rehabilitation programme

Effectiveness differs between individuals and conditions.

Seek medical advice if pain is severe, unexplained, persistent,

worsening or associated with weakness, numbness, fever, swelling

or a recent significant injury.

How to Use a TENS Machine

1. Read the supplied user manual and confirm that TENS therapy is appropriate for you.
2. Switch the device off before connecting the lead wires and electrode pads.
3. Clean and dry the skin so the pads can adhere properly.
4. Place the pads around the painful area as advised; do not place them directly over broken or irritated skin.
5. Turn on the unit and choose the appropriate mode or programme.
6. Increase the intensity slowly until you feel a firm but comfortable tingling sensation. It should not be painful or cause muscle distress.
7. At the end of the session, lower the intensity and switch off the machine before removing the pads.
8. Return the pads to their protective backing and store the equipment according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

Pad placement and recommended session length depend on the body area,

device model and individual circumstances.

Follow the product manual and advice from a doctor or physiotherapist.

Important Safety Information

Do not use a TENS machine unless a qualified healthcare professional

has confirmed it is suitable if you have a pacemaker,

implanted defibrillator or another implanted electronic device;

are pregnant; have epilepsy; have impaired sensation; or have a heart condition.

Never place electrodes:

• Across the chest or so current passes through the chest
• On the front or sides of the neck
• On the head, eyes or mouth
• Over broken, infected, numb or irritated skin
• Directly over areas with reduced sensation

Do not use TENS while driving, operating machinery, sleeping, bathing or swimming.

Keep the machine and accessories away from children.

This product is intended to support pain management and is not a substitute

for diagnosis or treatment by a healthcare professional.

Caring for the Electrode Pads

Good pad care supports hygiene, adhesion and consistent performance.

Apply pads only to clean, dry skin and avoid creams or oils before use.

After each session, place the pads back on their protective sheet

and seal them in their storage pouch.

Do not share pads between users unless they are designed

for multi-patient use and the manufacturer’s infection-control instructions are followed.

Replace pads when they become damaged, dirty, uncomfortable or no longer adhere properly.

Who Can Benefit from Buying a TENS Machine?

This TENS unit is a practical option for individuals seeking a

portable addition to an approved pain-management plan.

It is also a valuable piece of physiotherapy equipment for

clinics, rehabilitation professionals, sports-care providers, hospitals

and home-care programmes. Its compact format makes it easy to store,

carry and introduce into scheduled therapy sessions.

Order a TENS Machine in Kenya

Looking for a reliable TENS machine in Kenya? Medjet Hospital Supplies

provides quality medical and rehabilitation equipment for personal users,

caregivers and healthcare professionals.

Contact our team to confirm the model’s specifications,

included accessories, power source, available modes,

warranty and current price before ordering.

Take a more convenient approach to targeted pain management.

Order your TENS machine today or contact us for guidance

on selecting the right unit and compatible replacement electrode pads.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does a TENS machine cure pain?

No. TENS may provide temporary relief or help some users manage pain,

but it does not treat every cause of pain or guarantee results.

Persistent or unexplained pain requires assessment by a qualified healthcare professional.

What does TENS stimulation feel like?

Most users describe a tingling, tapping or pulsing sensation.

The intensity should feel noticeable but comfortable, never painful.

Can I use a TENS unit every day?

Frequency and session duration depend on the device,

condition and professional advice.

Follow the manufacturer’s manual and your clinician’s recommendations.

Check the skin after use and stop if irritation occurs.

Where should I place the electrode pads?

Pads are generally positioned around, rather than directly on, the painful area.

Correct placement varies by body part.

Consult the placement guide supplied with the unit

or ask a physiotherapist for individual guidance.

Can a TENS machine be used for back pain?

It may help some people temporarily manage certain types of back discomfort.

Because back pain has many possible causes, seek clinical advice before use

when symptoms are new, severe, persistent or accompanied by other warning signs.

Who should not use a TENS machine?

People with implanted electronic devices and those

with certain medical conditions should not use TENS without medical clearance.

Pregnant users and people with epilepsy,

heart conditions or impaired sensation should seek professional advice first.

When should electrode pads be replaced?

Replace them when they lose adhesion, become damaged or dirty,

or no longer deliver comfortable and even stimulation.

Actual lifespan depends on pad quality, skin preparation,

frequency of use and storage.

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