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Relieve targeted muscle soreness, joint stiffness, and chronic pain with medical-grade TENS machines and EMS units from MyWellCare. Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) delivers safe, non-invasive electrical pulses to block pain signals before they reach the brain while stimulating natural endorphin release.

Whether managing chronic back pain, recovery post-injury, arthritis discomfort, or muscle tightness, our portable digital TENS units, combination TENS/EMS devices, and replacement electrode pads offer effective, drug-free therapy at home across Canada.

TENS & Electrotherapy Options

Digital TENS Units

Compact, battery-operated devices with pre-programmed therapy modes designed for targeted, daily pain relief on muscles and joints.

Combination TENS + EMS Devices

Dual-action units providing TENS nerve stimulation for pain management alongside Electrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS) for muscle conditioning.

Dual-Channel Units

Independent channel controls allowing treatment on two separate body areas simultaneously with customizable intensity levels.

Replacement Electrode Pads

Reusable, self-adhesive gel pads in various sizes to ensure optimal conductivity and hygienic therapy sessions over time.

How TENS & EMS Therapy Work Together

While TENS therapy targets sensory nerves to interrupt pain perception, EMS therapy stimulates motor nerves to contract muscles, aiding in circulation, muscle rehab, and tension release. Combination devices allow targeted switching between acute pain relief and active recovery.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main difference between TENS and EMS?

TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) targets nerves to block pain signals sent to the brain. EMS (Electrical Muscle Stimulation) targets muscle tissue to cause contractions, helping with muscle strengthening, spasms, and circulation.

How often can I use a TENS machine each day?

Most users apply TENS therapy for 20 to 30 minutes per session, 2 to 4 times a day depending on pain severity. Follow individual product guidelines and your physical therapist’s advice.

How long do reusable electrode pads last?

With proper care, self-adhesive electrode pads typically last 15 to 30 uses. Keep gel pads clean and store them on their protective plastic sheet between sessions to extend adhesion.

Do you ship TENS units and accessories across Canada?

Yes, MyWellCare provides fast nationwide shipping on all TENS units, EMS devices, and replacement electrode pads throughout Canada.