Omron E2 Elite Electronic Nerve Stimulator Pain Relief Massager TENS Machine
Omron E2 Elite Electronic Nerve Stimulator
Soothe away all kinds of pains with a range of flexible programs
Use gentle stimulation to relieve muscle and nerve pain symptoms. If you’re especially active, the massage function is very beneficial for muscle and shoulder or neck stiffness. With a range of different treatment programs, including a special ‘soft mode’, it’s perfect for soothing overall fatigue and improves blood circulation in the treated areas.
9 Automatic Treatment Programs
Adjustable Pulse Rate
Quick-relief function to reduce acute muscle pain
Treatment selection
Massage type selection - tap, knead, push, rub
Soft mode
4 zones
4 Different Treatment Zones. The ‘Region’ button allows you to choose particular areas of your body to work on (e.g. shoulders, sole, calf,and lower back).
The Omron E2 Elite is an electronic nerve stimulator enables you to reduce and relieve your pain symptoms. The treatment alleviates muscle and nerve pain through gentle stimulation.
With nine automatic treatment programs and quick relief function to reduce (acute) muscle pain, this ENS device can efficiently treat stress, tired and muscle ache.
For active people it provides a flexible massaging experience which has a very beneficial effect on muscle and shoulder or neck stiffness. The massage type selection includes; tap, knead, push and rub. This unit is also very good for soothing overall fatigue and improves the blood circulation in the treated areas.
The Omron E2 Elite comes with washable, long-life pads which can be replaced to ensure the longevity of this device.
What is Electronic Nerve Stimulation?
Electronic nerve stimulation (ENS) is a highly-developed technology for physiotherapeutic treatment. Light electrical pulses stimulate and revive the areas of the body to which the electronic pads are attached. The ENS technology is useful in treating pain effectively, assisting in training muscles after sport injuries and achieving relaxation.
Electrical nerve stimulation involves the transmission of electrical energy from an external stimulator to the peripheral nervous system via continuously placed conductive gel pads.
ENS can be sub-classified into two variants:
low-intensity (1–2 mA), high-frequency (50–100 Hz) ENS
acupuncture-like high-intensity (15–20 mA), low-frequency (1–5 Hz) or "dense-disperse" ENS