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How to Use a TENS Unit

Posted by Brandon Landgraf · July 07, 2023

Using a TENS unit can be confusing. This guide simplifies the process by explaining everything you need to know to properly use a TENS unit. This includes the best settings for your pain, pad placement, step-by-step TENS machine instructions, and more.

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The Best Hip Flexor Strain Treatments

Posted by Brandon Landgraf · June 27, 2023

Struggling with a hip flexor strain? This article covers the best treatments for relief.

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Hip Flexor Strain: Injury Overview

Posted by Brandon Landgraf · June 23, 2023

Don't let a hip flexor strain hinder your mobility.

This article covers the essentials of hip flexor strains, including what it is, how to treat it, and more.

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Massage for Restless Leg Syndrome

Posted by Brandon Landgraf · June 23, 2023

RLS can be painful and life altering. The practice of massage can be a gateway to relief. Discover the benefits and various techniques you and professionals can do to achieve relief.

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Treatments for Restless Leg Syndrome

Posted by Brandon Landgraf · May 19, 2023

Restless Leg Syndrome can be a literal pain.

Get relief with our ultimate list of science-backed restless leg syndrome treatments.

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What is Restless Leg Syndrome?

Posted by Brandon Landgraf · April 25, 2023

Having trouble controlling your leg movement?

You might have restless leg syndrome. This article breaks down everything you need to know, including what it is, symptoms, causes, and more.

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chame

how can i review something that is not deliveryd yet?

Doesn't work

Device turns on but does nothing beyond that ... Waste of time and money

Poor quality for the money. not worth getting at the pharmacy best to order from your dme the drive

I had bought the pair of nasal cannula for my inogen home and when it on low flow it was really hard to tell if i getting any air and was bothering my nose.NOT really big fan of cannulas that go up the nose rather do the mask as most of the time i am a mouth breather and the nasal cannual tend to make my nose hurt and it really too small as i dont feel like im getting the are i need.

Handy Tool for Sciatica Relief

My new TENS 7000 rechargeable unit is a great addition for me to manage sciatica flares. I like that it is rechargeable and compact. Unit was recommended by my PT and I’m glad to have it.

YES!!!

Just say yes to this great machine. It is small and very easy to use. The rechargeable battery lasts forever. Works just like my chiropractors. I used before and am using after hip replacement surgery. My surgeon highly recommends stimulation therapy. Customer service is amazing too.

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