TENS treatment can be used for a wide range of conditions, from acute strain injuries, recovery, and stiff muscles to long term chronic pain.Below are examples of common conditions where TENS therapy is often used:

• Repetitive strain injuries and tendonitis in the arm and wrist
• Tennis elbow and golfer’s elbow
• Shoulder and neck pain
• Tension headaches
• Back and lower back pain
• Hip and pelvic discomfort
• Knee pain (osteoarthritis, jumper’s knee, runner’s knee)
• Calf pain and shin splints
• Achilles issues and heel pain (plantar fasciitis)
• Muscle cramps and stiffness after exercise
• Rheumatic pain and osteoarthritis
• Fibromyalgia and chronic pain conditions
• Neuropathic pain (such as diabetic neuropathy)
• Menstrual cramps
• Abdominal pain and muscle tension
• Post surgical pain (in consultation with a doctor)

TENS Vitality Pro is designed for both home users and professionals. With preset programs and adjustable intensity, it is easy to use even if you are new to TENS devices. It is ideal for daily recovery, chronic pain relief, and athletic training.

It features 82 preset programs (15 TENS, 20 massage, 35 EMS, and 12 fitness), allowing you to choose the exact treatment that suits your needs, whether you prefer gentle relief or more intensive training.

You can choose from 50 intensity levels on each channel. Always start at a low level and gradually increase until you feel the effect, keeping it comfortable and adjusted to your personal needs.

The treatment time can be set from 5 to 60 minutes, allowing you to choose the duration based on what your body tolerates and the length of treatment needed.

A TENS device (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) works by sending mild, controlled electrical impulses through the skin via electrode pads placed near the area of pain. These impulses stimulate specific nerves and influence how pain is perceived in the body.There are two main mechanisms that explain how TENS provides pain relief:

There are two main mechanisms that explain how TENS provides pain relief:
1. Blocking pain signalsThe electrical impulses activate nerves that normally transmit sensations such as touch and temperature. These nerves are connected to the same areas of the spinal cord as the pain pathways. When the sensory nerves are strongly stimulated, chemical substances are released in the spinal cord that prevent pain signals from reaching the brain. As a result, pain is perceived as weaker or may, in some cases, disappear completely. The effect usually lasts for 1 to 2 hours after a treatment session and can be repeated several times a day as needed.

2. Increased production of endorphins
When the TENS device is used at a lower frequency, it stimulates the body to release endorphins, the body’s natural pain relieving and relaxing hormones. This effect builds gradually and often provides the strongest relief after approximately 30 to 40 minutes. The pain relief may then last for up to four hours after the treatment ends.

Practical use
TENS therapy can be used as often and for as long as needed. Many people experience the best results with regular sessions lasting 20 to 40 minutes. For extended use, it is important to move the electrodes at least every 12 hours to protect the skin. To promote endorphin release, it is recommended to adjust the intensity to create small, comfortable muscle contractions. If the muscles become sore, take a break before the next session.

TENS is a safe, drug free method of pain relief that can be adapted for both acute and long term pain. Results may vary from person to person, some experience complete pain relief, while others notice a gradual reduction over time with consistent use.

It features a built in lithium battery that charges via USB C. A full charge provides multiple treatment sessions, making it ideal for daily use and when you are on the go.

Yes. The electrode pads can be reused multiple times if they are stored properly (cleaned, dried, and placed back on the protective backing they came with). When they lose adhesion or no longer stick properly, they should be replaced.

Use on muscular areas such as the back, shoulders, arms, and legs. Avoid use on the chest, neck, head, or heart area. Follow the included placement guide.

Yes, when used as directed. Do not use if you have a pacemaker, epilepsy, or serious heart conditions, or if you are pregnant, without first consulting a doctor.

Yes, the TENS and massage functions can be used daily. For EMS and fitness modes, it is best to allow the muscles time to rest between more intensive sessions, especially when training the muscles.

Some users may experience local irritation, redness, tingling, or discomfort. Reduce the intensity if this occurs and avoid using the device on broken or damaged skin.

Turn off the device, check and secure the electrodes properly. The skin should be clean and dry. Electrodes that no longer adhere properly should be replaced.

To ensure optimal performance and extend the lifespan of your TENS electrodes, while also maintaining healthy skin, the following care routines are recommended:

1. Skin preparation
• Wash the skin with mild soap and lukewarm water before use.
• Dry the skin thoroughly and ensure the area is completely free of oils, creams, sweat, or other substances that may reduce adhesion.

2. Applying the electrodes
• Place the electrodes directly on clean, dry skin.
• Press gently but firmly, especially around the edges, to ensure full contact with the skin.

3. After use
• Remove the electrodes carefully. Avoid pulling on the wire or tearing the electrode off, as this may damage both the adhesive and the contact surface.
• Clean the electrodes by gently wiping them with a slightly damp cloth. Make sure no water enters the electrode or the connector.

4. Storage
• After cleaning, place the electrodes back onto the original protective film.
• Ensure they are completely dry before storing.• Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat.5. Replacement• Do not reuse electrodes that have lost their adhesive strength, are visibly dirty, damaged, or have come into contact with foreign substances.• Worn electrodes may reduce treatment effectiveness and, in some cases, cause skin irritation or allergic reactions.