Roscoe Medical TENS 3000 Analog Unit

Introducing the Roscoe Medical TENS 3000 Analog Unit (TENS 3000), a remarkable device designed to provide drug-free pain management.

The TENS 3000 operates on the principle of Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) to provide pain relief. This non-invasive technique works by sending gentle electrical impulses through the skin to the nerves in the targeted area. The electrical stimulation helps modify pain perception and disrupts pain signals from reaching the brain. By doing so, it alleviates pain without the need for medication.

This device offers three different modes to cater to your specific needs. The Standard mode provides consistent stimulation for continuous pain relief. The Modulate mode employs cycling intensity to prevent nerve accommodation, ensuring sustained effectiveness over time. Lastly, the Burst mode utilizes bursts of pulses to combine the benefits of Conventional TENS and Low Rate TENS techniques.

The Three Mode Analog TENS Unit also features a timer function, allowing you to set the duration of your therapy session. You can choose between thirty and sixty minutes or opt for continuous use, depending on your preference and treatment requirements.

Controlling the TENS 3000 is simple and user-friendly. The device has dial controls that enable easy intensity, pulse duration, and pulse rate adjustment. Additionally, the unit is designed with a slide cover to prevent accidental changes to your chosen settings, ensuring consistent and reliable pain relief.

Its important to note that TENS therapy does not cure underlying physiological issues. Instead, it aims to help you manage pain and improve your quality of life. While TENS may not work for everyone, it has been effective in reducing or eliminating pain for many individuals, enabling them to return to their normal activities.

To get the most out of your TENS 3000, it is recommended to consult with your healthcare provider or therapist. They can provide personalized guidance on using the device, including proper electrode placement and optimal settings for your specific condition. Remember, individual responses to TENS therapy may vary, and it may take some time to find the most suitable settings for your unique needs.