Cordless 3-in-1 mini massager
✔ TENS to relieve pain in the body
✔ EMS for muscle training and recovery
✔ HEATING to improve the local blood circulation
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An innovative device for the most effective therapies
You control the pain, not it you...
Use the more subtle TENS treatments to relieve chronic and acute pain. Place a pad with the fine electrodes on the area of the body where the pain occurs. Share it with friends and family.
Accelerate your muscle recovery
Home therapy allows you to use the EMS modes of the massager with stronger impulses to stimulate muscle shortening and thus improve muscle strength and functionality. Without the physical fatigue of real exercise, but with the nice results.
Relief for the whole body
Back pain
Neck pain
Pain in the shoulders
Pain in the legs
Abdominal pain
Pain in the arms
6 manipulation modes with 19 intensity levels!
Adjust the intensity to your individual sensations and needs until the pain subsides and/or your muscles recover and strengthen.
Unique graphene technology in 3 heat levels
Combine the 6 massage modes with the unique graphene technology and promote blood circulation and local metabolism in 3 different temperature levels.
How our EMS massager differs from others on the market
PROPERTIES
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Heating function
3 levels on controlled temperature
Remote control
For more comfort during the procedure
Fastening straps
For more stability during handling
System for automatic switch-off
For more peace of mind
Two-channel LCD display
Better visualisation of processes
Powerful battery
800 mAh for a lithium-ion battery
Mechanical buttons
Reduces the likelihood of incorrect selection
Different people, different problems and needs - one solution!
We have different professions, interests and daily routines. We are different ages. But we all want to feel comfortable wherever we are.
When we are with the people closest to us, but also when we are alone.
Some of us experience physical pain and discomfort. Others want to recover more quickly from intense exertion. We should make every effort to feel better.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a science behind these massagers?
Yes, there are years of research and development behind these devices. The sources are extremely numerous and of great value:
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What is an EMS massager?
The EMS massage device works on the basis of electrical muscle stimulation, a type of electrotherapy that uses electrical impulses to stimulate muscle contraction in order to strengthen weak muscles, reduce swelling, relieve pain and support wound healing.
The massager is equipped with a powerful 800 mA rechargeable battery that operates 6 operating modes with 19 intensity levels flawlessly and is equipped with the unique Graphene technology for 3-stage heating.
Which diseases are treated with the device?
Our device is designed to relieve muscle pain, leg pain, back pain, shoulder pain and neck pain. It is versatile and can be used for different parts of the body.
What benefits can I expect from using this tool?
You can expect temporary relief from pain and discomfort, whether it's to warm up the affected area before starting the day or to alleviate discomfort for a restful night's sleep. You may also experience better recovery after sport or prolonged activity.
Is this device suitable for sports recovery?
Absolutely. Although originally developed for pain relief, our massager has become increasingly popular among athletes practising all sports due to its effectiveness in improving sports recovery.
What will I feel during the application?
The sensation during use differs significantly from conventional massage methods due to the electrical impulses that stimulate the feet. Although it may seem unfamiliar at first, users get used to this feeling over time. The device has 6 different therapy modes with 19 intensity levels and heating with 3 temperature levels. Our customers find the massager effective, pleasant and enjoyable to use.
When can I expect results?
Results can vary as it takes time for the device to address the underlying inflammation beneath the skin's surface or relieve muscle spasms that have lasted weeks, months or even years. Some users experience rapid relief, while others take longer, depending on the individual body's response and the nature of the condition being treated.
What is the recommended duration for the use of EMS massage devices?
The optimum duration for using EMS massagers is 10 to 15 minutes once a day. You don't need to overdo it. Just make it part of your daily grooming routine. The device is lightweight and extremely easy to use, making it your faithful friend wherever you are.
What are the possible side effects of EMS?
Possible side effects of EMS therapy include muscle pain, strains or fatigue, especially if the intensity or duration of treatment exceeds tolerable limits. The consultants at EMSmassager.eu recommend starting with the lowest intensity levels and gradually increasing the power. The condition is to give you pleasure and relief.
When should I not use the device?
Do not use in the following situations:
- If you feel physically unwell.
- If you have cardiac arrhythmia or heart problems.
- For patients with epilepsy.
- Pregnant women.
- Cancer patients.
The consultants at EMSmassager.eu recommend that pregnant women, people with heart problems and those with heart implants do not use EMS/TENS massagers.
You should not perform a full body massage if you suffer from extreme tiredness, dizziness, are drunk, have a fever or within half an hour of eating.
If you have a skin disease or damaged skin, please do not use the electron devices on the affected areas.
The full body massage offers a therapeutic treatment, but cannot completely replace treatment by a doctor.
ALL ABOUT EMS AND TENS
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