Cambivo via Amazon has
Cambivo TENS Unit Muscle Stimulator w/ 10 Pads, 24 Modes for $29.99 - 60% off when you apply promo code
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$12.
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Features:- Backlit LCD Screen
- 20 Hours Long Battery Life
- A/B Dual Channel
- 24 Modes & 20 Intensities
- Two Different Size Pads
- Portable Device: 4.5" x 1.2"
- Soft Carry Pouch
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I'm older now, so generally know better than to buy things from the back of magazines nowadays.
But to be fair I think I thought it was for muscle growth and looking at the Amazon page for this product, it looks like it's more targeted for therapy. Maybe that original one back then was supposed to be more for therapy/massage and I didn't realize it. Plus I'm pretty sure I paid way more than $10 for it back then.
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edit: after seeing some comments I looked into it more. Here is the clip from the film I was referring to:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipXkHhn
I think what I was referring to is a EMS machine vs the TENs machine in this thread. So disregard my comment.
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I'm older now, so generally know better than to buy things from the back of magazines nowadays.
But to be fair I think I thought it was for muscle growth and looking at the Amazon page for this product, it looks like it's more targeted for therapy. Maybe that original one back then was supposed to be more for therapy/massage and I didn't realize it. Plus I'm pretty sure I paid way more than $10 for it back then.
The key is to use it before your muscle gets all tense. So, I use it after I have a long day of work or lift something stupid. Essentially anything I do to my muscles that I know is going to hurt the next day. I put these over that muscle and it absolutely DOES help.
If I use it on an already-hurt muscle, it can sometimes exacerbated the problem. They're quite effective after a proper stretching routine. My PT uses one on my shoulder after each session along with ice. It's not voodoo science; it flexes your muscle repeatedly. There's benefit to that and it's not some mystical magic. Are there situations where flexing your muscle repeatedly won't help or will make things worse? Yeah. Know your body and know what is making it feel better and what's not and you'll be a TENS expert.
It doesn't take a Phd to know where to put the electrodes, you just move them around until it feels like someone is massaging the correct part of the muscle.
These work. This isn't particularly an amazing deal. Keep 'em away from your spine.
EDIT: Looks like they went up in price and this seems to be a good deal now. I do recommend one.
Also, no sales tax? Is that a PA thing? We don't pay sales tax on clothes, appliances and non-prepared food, maybe that also includes medical equipment.
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