Apr 20, 2020
Just Fitter has recently enhanced its product range with the official launch of the new TENS Machine for tight muscles. This handheld rechargeable massaging tool can be used for alleviating neck, shoulder, upper back, lower back, and foot pain.
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Chicago, United States - April 20, 2020 /NewsNetwork/ —
Just Fitter is pleased to announce the official launch of its new product TENS EMS Massage Machine This self-use rechargeable massager has been designed based on the age-old transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) therapy, and delivers small electrical impulses through adhesive pads with electrodes to the skin. The product is suitable for the neck, shoulder, upper back, lower back, or as a foot massager.
To find out more, please visit https://www.justfitter.com/products/tens-unit-muscle-stimulator-machine-for-pain-relief-therapy-management
A transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) unit is a device that sends small electrical currents to targeted body parts. These currents are used to relieve pain. Some TENS units are designed for use in a hospital or healthcare facility. Others are safe to use at home. TENS therapy subdues hyperalgesia, which is a high sensitivity to pain. The pain may be located anywhere on the body. A TENS unit sends electrical pulses through the skin. These pulses control pain signals in the body, creating temporary or permanent relief from pain. They can control abnormally excited nerves and release endorphins.
“Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation may result in instant and possibly prolonged pain relief. Through the release of endorphins and the control of nerves, TENS sends relief directly to the site of pain,” said a spokesperson from Just Fitter. “Some people experience permanent pain relief after repeated sessions with a TENS unit. Others need TENS therapy for a prolonged period of time. The effectiveness ranges by condition and intensity of treatment.”
Just Fitter’s TENS EMS Massage Machine comes with four square pads and two big pads. Two pads can be used for each channel at the same time. This allows users to massage different muscle groups simultaneously. This rechargeable machine with a 150 cm cable has 40 levels of intensity, which allows users to increase or decrease intensity according to their level of tolerance. The most comfortable level can be found by gradually increasing the intensity from the lowest point.
The size of Just Fitter’s TENS machine is similar to that of a TV remote, providing an easier grip even with hand joint pain. The huge display fonts make it easier to see and navigate. The device has six large and self-explanatory buttons for functions such as program selection, increase and decrease of intensity, etc. Owing to its size, the massager can be used at work or while traveling. The device fits perfectly in the pocket and the cables and adhesive pads can fit undetectably under the clothing. The product is compliant with conformity assessment procedure described in Annex II excluding section 4 of Council Directive 93/42/EEC on Medical Devices Class 2a.
Just Fitter informs that its new product will be available soon in the company’s official website as well as some of the most trusted global online marketplaces.
To find out more, please visit https://www.justfitter.com/products/tens-unit-muscle-stimulator-machine-for-pain-relief-therapy-management
About Just Fitter: Founded in 2014, Just Fitter is dedicated to helping people achieve their best physical, mental, and spiritual health by encouraging them to embrace the benefits of a Healthy lifestyle. Partnering with some of the best doctors, chemists, and nutrition scientists, the company has already helped thousands of people improve their lives in many ways including weight loss and pain management. Just Fitter also runs a popular Facebook page called createtheperfectyou, dedicated to helping people adopt a healthy lifestyle.
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Organization: Just Fitter
Address: PO Box 803338 # 57363, Chicago, IL 60680, United States
Phone: +1-888-297-8388
Website: http://www.justfitter.com
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