I bought this tens machine when I had just been released from hospital as I was in so much agony. I was also burning up and after using the pads for about a minute they would no longer stick. The pulses themselves did very little to alleviate the pain although when I used the machine again the heat alone was helpful although I am having to use medical tape to keep the pads still. You will need help putting them on so unless you have this is it pointless buying them. For the price I paid £30 a while ago, I think heat pads would be more suitable as I found no benefit from the tens part of the machine. Others may have less pain and may find ...  Read the complete review

Many people suffer with chronic pain - statistics quote as many as 1 in 7. Chronic, or even intermittent, pain is miserable; it stops you from functioning properly and can make even the simplest of tasks, like washing or dressing, seem impossible. I'm lucky not to suffer from chronic pain, but I do get the odd twinge every now and then, as most of us do. Sometimes over the counter pain killers or prescription medicines just don't seem to do the trick, or you've simply swallowed your prescribed limit...and taking more would be foolish, not to mention downright dangerous. Alternatively, like me, you may just not like taking too many pills. And that's where my Lloyds ...  Read the complete review