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i-Pulz
Product specifications
Alleviate your pain with the i-Pulz, a small, portable digital TENS appliance with a range of settings that you can adjust to your needs. The appliance is invisible under your clothes. Users appreciate the simple pushbutton controls.
The i-Pulz has two channels for different stimulation patterns. You can use both channels at the same time, or one of the channels if you so wish. The i-Pulz has 10 pre-configured programs which include the conventional, low-frequency and, obviously, well-known HAN program.
The i-Pulz’s pushbuttons and display are under its flap. You can select the programs and adjust the settings very simply with the pushbuttons. The display shows information including the programs and the intensity.
You can adjust settings including the stimulation time. You and your physician or physiotherapist adjust the appliance’s settings and the duration of the programs. Once you have set the intensity and the keylock is activated the program will begin and the timer will count down to zero.
The i-Pulz is equipped with an attachment clip that makes it simple to wear the appliance under your clothes. You can simply clip the stimulator to your trousers, skirt or belt.
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Product specifications
- Small and portable
- Digital
- Simple pushbutton operation
- Keylock (automatically activated when no pushbutton has been for several seconds)
- 10 programs
- Clear and bright display of information including the programs and intensity
- Timer for the adjustment of the duration of the stimulation program
- Keylock
Documentation
Frequently asked questions
TENS is the abbreviation of ‘Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation’. This treatment is based on the use of weak electrical pulses to alleviate pain.
The TENS appliance is a handy small device with two cables that you attach to the electrodes. You apply these self-adhesive electrodes to your skin. The TENS appliance sends electrical pulses to the electrodes when then pass through the skin.
Important effects of TENS:
– disrupts the nerve transmission of pain, which reduces the pain you feel
– the brain stimulates the production of natural painkillers such as endorphins
– relaxes the muscles
TENS can be prescribed for both acute and chronic pain and pain syndromes. The therapy focuses on general pain signals.
TENS is used in applications including the following:
– Headache
– Lower back pain
– Neck and shoulder pain
– Limb pain
– Many forms of nerve pain
– Vascular pain
– Facial pain
– Phantom pain
– Gout and joint inflammation
Examples of acute pain situations in which TENS may be of use:
– Pain relief during childbirth (MamaTENS)
– Post chirurgical pain and post-traumatic acute pain
– Scar tissue pain
– Some fractures, such as broken ribs.
Nerve stimulation (TENS) does not have any short or long-term harmful physical effects. You must, obviously, comply with the safety instructions
TENS therapy has virtually no side effects. Skin irritation may occur due to an allergic reaction to the electrodes used with the appliance. Rehan Electronics has a very broad and large range of skin-friendly electrodes to combat skin irritation problems.
In some cases, the body may become accustomed to long-term daily use of nerve stimulation. This accustomization can result in lower production of endorphins.
Your GP can refer you to a hospital or physiotherapist.
Postage service will deliver your TENS appliance (you need to sign for delivery).
Wrap the case in several layers of paper or in a sturdy box. Make sure that your name and address are shown on the parcel. You go to the post office and send the parcel by post (domestic/international parcel or signature for delivery). You pay the postage costs for the return of the appliance. Make sure that you keep your proof of posting receipt in a safe place!
Consult the user manual for troubleshooting tips. Have you been unable to solve the problem with your TENS appliance? If so, call our Customer Service department at +353 (0) 53 942 6742. You can send your appliance to us for repair, citing the repair number (RMA) you receive from the Customer Service department during your telephone call.
Are you not in a position to contact us? If so, send your TENS appliance to us together with a letter explaining the problem. You can call us for all your questions during office hours. Obviously, you can also always send us an email with your question (info@rehanelectronics.com).
Would you like us to visit you to carry out the repairs? If so, please call us in advance so that we know that we can help you straight away.
- What is TENS?
-
TENS is the abbreviation of ‘Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation’. This treatment is based on the use of weak electrical pulses to alleviate pain.
- How does TENS work?
-
The TENS appliance is a handy small device with two cables that you attach to the electrodes. You apply these self-adhesive electrodes to your skin. The TENS appliance sends electrical pulses to the electrodes when then pass through the skin.
Important effects of TENS:
– disrupts the nerve transmission of pain, which reduces the pain you feel
– the brain stimulates the production of natural painkillers such as endorphins
– relaxes the muscles
- What can TENS be used for?
-
TENS can be prescribed for both acute and chronic pain and pain syndromes. The therapy focuses on general pain signals.
TENS is used in applications including the following:
– Headache
– Lower back pain
– Neck and shoulder pain
– Limb pain
– Many forms of nerve pain
– Vascular pain
– Facial pain
– Phantom pain
– Gout and joint inflammationExamples of acute pain situations in which TENS may be of use:
– Pain relief during childbirth (MamaTENS)
– Post chirurgical pain and post-traumatic acute pain
– Scar tissue pain
– Some fractures, such as broken ribs. - Is nerve stimulation dangerous or harmful?
-
Nerve stimulation (TENS) does not have any short or long-term harmful physical effects. You must, obviously, comply with the safety instructions
- Does TENS have any side effects?
-
TENS therapy has virtually no side effects. Skin irritation may occur due to an allergic reaction to the electrodes used with the appliance. Rehan Electronics has a very broad and large range of skin-friendly electrodes to combat skin irritation problems.
In some cases, the body may become accustomed to long-term daily use of nerve stimulation. This accustomization can result in lower production of endorphins.
- How can I contact a specialist who can prescribe this for me?
-
Your GP can refer you to a hospital or physiotherapist.
- Who delivers my TENS appliance?
-
Postage service will deliver your TENS appliance (you need to sign for delivery).
- I don’t use my TENS appliance any more, how can I return it?
-
Wrap the case in several layers of paper or in a sturdy box. Make sure that your name and address are shown on the parcel. You go to the post office and send the parcel by post (domestic/international parcel or signature for delivery). You pay the postage costs for the return of the appliance. Make sure that you keep your proof of posting receipt in a safe place!
- What do I do if I have a problem with my TENS appliance?
-
Consult the user manual for troubleshooting tips. Have you been unable to solve the problem with your TENS appliance? If so, call our Customer Service department at +353 (0) 53 942 6742. You can send your appliance to us for repair, citing the repair number (RMA) you receive from the Customer Service department during your telephone call.
Are you not in a position to contact us? If so, send your TENS appliance to us together with a letter explaining the problem. You can call us for all your questions during office hours. Obviously, you can also always send us an email with your question (info@rehanelectronics.com).
Would you like us to visit you to carry out the repairs? If so, please call us in advance so that we know that we can help you straight away.