AccuRelief Complete 3-in-1 TENS Unit, EMS, Massager Device - Pain Relief Electric Muscle Stimulator with 4 Electrodes for Neck, Back, and Full Body

The accuRelief works good. You can really fill it the higher the setting goes. It did not stop my pain but help relieved it. It can make your muscles twitch. There are many setting and they really help to. You can select the area of the body you want. And you can put it on tens,ems, or massage. You can set massage to rub, tap, and kneed. The tens has setting it neck, low back, arm, shoulder, legs and joints. The ems has all the same setting as the tens but no joint setting. It has two channels which is great. Battery life is ok if you use it alot you drain the battery. I used it like 10 times and drain the batteries. But each time it ran for 15 to 30 mins. I going to use rechargeable batteries so I can just charged them up when need and it cheaper that way too. The electrodes pads do where out after being use. But it will happen with any of them. My still stick but not as good as they did. But I looked them up and new electrodes aren't to expensive. Over all it is a great machine. My dad physical therapist recommended him using it for his back problems. I used for my neck pain and ra. I tried it on my legs, arms, shoulder and neck. It not a instant cure but it will help.

I suffer from a chronic pain condition and have heard TENS units help a lot with my issues. There are a ton in the market and some even name brand ones, but I couldn't fathom buying an expensive model and not even know if it works for me or not. I bought this one because it seems affordable and easy to use, and it is! There's no point in even looking at anything else because this one meets all my needs. It helps when I am experiencing muscle pain, plus I have arthritis in my back, and the massage function with this machine helps relieve a lot of soreness and honestly it just feels good even when I'm not in pain! It reminds me of sitting in a massage chair like when I get pedicures. Love it! If this one ever poops out, I'm coming back to buy the exact same model!

My old TENS unit was lost and I needed to replace it. To that end I ordered a much more complex rechargeable unit that would use the same wires and pads from my old unit. During the checkout process on Amazon this AccuRelief unit was offered in a sidebar for just under $14 so I added it to my cart so that I wold have a backup in case I managed to lose my new primary unit. I went on a trip the day this unit arrived and simply tossed it in my bag in case I needed some it while away. I wound up using it for the past 3 days to relieve pain from an old injury.I must say this unit is quite versatile for its budget price. Any of us that use TENS/EMS units will have 2 ro 3 settings that we constantly goto for relief. This unit only has 14 programs spread over 3 modes, but I find them to fully support my favorite modes. Interestingly enough, the wires from my old unit also fit this one allowing me to use the standard pin type electrode pads as well as the snap type that came with this unit. However, I actually find the AccuRelief snap style pads to perform better than the expensive pads from my other units. Additionally I find the AccuRelief pads to be easily cleaned and still very sticky (if cleaned before putting away).Overall I like it. It does go through batteries after about 8 hours of use. The inexpensive AAA heavy duty batteries from a 99 cent store seem to do just fine and provide the same service. Since I only took it with me on a trip the ability to quickly change inexpensive batteries and not have to wait for a recharge turned out to be a blessing this week. So after purchasing this on a whim, I am more than pleasantly surprised at how pleased I am with it's simplicity, its budget price, and how reliably it has helped me.If you are on a tight budget and your doctor has recommended such a device, you cannot go wrong with this one. For me it will be be my travel unit always. I lost my original $65 unit traveling and this is a great dedicated travel unit for me.

I kept the product, but I wouldn’t buy it again without the clip. It’s very inconvenient.

Works far better than my old one which cost 3 times as much, used up batteries like crazy. This AccuRelief needs only 2 AAA batteries and seems to run much long. It's easier to set up, although I use it mainly in "MASSAGE" mode. Only a couple of things to note ---- the pads are very sticky, which makes attaching to the back slightly awkward, but if you have someone else attach them, then (minor) problem solved. The stickiness is also probably good, keeping them in place once attached. The other very minor comment is that the leads pop off and out of the unit with very little pressure on them, which in itself has its good points, since you're less likely to drag the unto into a fall to the floor - instead the leads pop out of the output port with a very light tug. And when that happens, the unit automatically shuts off, which is a good thing also. That way you don't get an accidental zap. Would I recommend it? Absolutely if you need the benefits of TENS.