NeuroTrac Multi TENS Unique Isolated Dual Channel TENS & NMS Machine

This machine does both TENS and EMS/NMS and has one particular program, 10/90Hz 200uS Modulated that works for me where other more standard programs don't. This seems to be the only machine to support this program (P12 on the machine), and, sadly. its big brother, the IFC Rehab (bought elsewhere as Amazon were out of stock and overpriced), which adds interferential as well, doesn't offer this particular preset program, or the ability to set a custom program the same.Try this if other TENS machines haven't worked for you (I've used it for knee pain, and it was essential after a 'shoulder decompression' operation).

I have had this model for about a year now. It is easy to use and well designed. The quality is of manufacture is high. I have dropped it on the floor numerous times but it has not cracked or stopped working. The two independent channels mean that you can have different types of TENS programs on two different parts of your body. The only way this could be improved is if they had a slower pulse on the burst setting. The one they provide beats quite fast and I find this encourages me to be tense, so I stick to the MOD settings (I have opioid induced hyperalgesia, fibromyalgia and severe M.E, also back pain and neck pain). Before I bought this model, I had a cheap, generic £20 TENS machine, with manual knobs and no digital display. After only 3 months it malfunctioned, switching from one type of program to another wildly. I got a refund and upgraded to the Neurotrac. I am glad I did. So if you can possibly afford to invest in the Neurotrac, it is well worth the extra money.

It's a very complete machine. Simple to use.

The written instructions were not easy to understand so it was returned and a full refund was received

A bit confusing to set up.