TENS Program Series 9. Step by Step: How to Use a Simple TENS Unit for Pain Control.

Step by Step: How to Use a Simple TENS Unit for Pain Control. The iReliev 8080.

The Pros for buying the iReliev 8080 TENS unit:

Reasonable Expense

It is a TENS and EMS unit combined - See our video in the series entitled: What is the Difference between TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) and EMS (Electrical Muscle Stimulation)?

Effective

Powerful

Compact

Comes with Hard Carrying Case

Comes with Belt Clip Holster

Comes with four smaller self-adhesive electrode pads and two larger self-adhesive electrode pads

Has two channels so it can run four smaller pads and two larger pads at once

It is rechargeable

It has an extra-large digital display

Display is back-lit

Excellent instructions

Two-year Warranty

Get a sizeable Bob and Brad discount if you use this link below

The Cons for buying the iReliev 8080 TENS unit:

More expensive than iReliev 1313

It is wired (not wireless)

We are going to provide a step-by-step demonstration of how to use the 8080 TENS unit. If you purchase the 8080 TENS unit, the instructional book included with the purchase will provide the written instructions.

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