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What Is a TENS or EMS Machine?

Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) machines deliver low-voltage electrical impulses to block pain signals from reaching your spinal cord and brain, helping to reduce pain perception1. Electrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS) machines, on the other hand, stimulate muscle fibres to improve strength, circulation, and recovery2.
With PainPod’s advanced devices, you can choose between TENS or EMS modes depending on your goals — whether that’s pain relief, muscle recovery, or improved physical performance.

Rehabilitate and Recover with At-Home TENS & EMS Devices

Living with chronic or acute pain can impact every aspect of your life. That’s why we’ve created solutions you can trust. From sore calves and strained backs to abdominal cramps and neck tension, our TENS and EMS machines can be applied across multiple areas of your body and used without assistance. Simply attach the electrodes, turn on your PainPod device, and relax with a book or TV show as therapy begins.

Why People Use TENS and EMS Devices

PainPod® devices are used every day by Australians for:

• Chronic pain relief (e.g., arthritis, fibromyalgia, nerve pain) 
  Learn more about chronic pain
• Everyday aches and muscular tension (e.g., neck, shoulders, lower back)
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• Cramping pain including period pain and endometriosis relief
  Discover relief for period pain
• Musculoskeletal pain such as joint inflammation or overuse injuries
  Understand musculoskeletal pain
• Post-surgical recovery to support healing and reduce discomfort
  Support your post-surgery recovery
• Strengthening muscles after injury or downtime
  Enhance muscle recovery
• Athletic recovery and post-workout soreness
  Aid your athletic recovery
• Labour pain management
  Manage labour pain
• Symptoms of nerve-related discomfort (e.g., tingling, numbness, burning, stabbing pain)
  Learn about nerve pain relief
• Improved blood circulation and mobility for seniors or sedentary lifestyles
  Improve circulation and mobility
• Travel-related discomfort from sitting long hours or jet lag
  Tips for pain relief on the go
• Pregnancy-related pain (with medical approval and guidance)
  Explore pregnancy pain solutions

These portable electrotherapy devices are trusted by physios, health practitioners, and individuals alike for restoring comfort and helping you get back to doing what you love.

Why Choose PainPod® EMS & TENS Machines?

• Clinically supported technology backed by research
• Dual-mode functionality: use as a TENS device or EMS machine
• Wireless, wearable, and easy to use on the go
• Suitable for chronic pain, sports injuries, recovery, and general wellness
• Designed and supported right here in Australia
  

Still Not Sure Which Model Suits You?

Our comparison guide makes it easy to choose. You can also contact our team for tailored advice and support based on your health goals and lifestyle needs.

Trusted by Australians – Backed by Research

As the second largest provider of TENS and EMS support in Australia, we’re proud to help thousands of Australians every year manage their pain and reclaim their lifestyle. Research shows that TENS therapy can offer post-treatment pain relief for up to 18 hours1, while EMS technology may enhance tissue repair, improve healing times, and restore muscular strength23

Shop PainPod® TENS & EMS Devices Today

Explore our complete collection of TENS and EMS machines and accessories today. Our advanced electrical stimulation devices may naturally help relieve or ease the feeling of pain — so you can get moving again. If you have questions or need help selecting a model, don’t hesitate to get in touch. We’re here to help.

References:

Contributor, N. T. “Exploring the Evidence for Using TENS to Relieve Pain.” Nursing Times, 9 Mar. 2012, www.nursingtimes.net/clinical-archive/pain-management/exploring-the-evidence-for-using-tens-to-relieve-pain-09-03-2012/#:~:text=The%20post%2Dstimulation%20analgesic%20effects%20of%20TENS%20can%20therefore%20last%20anywhere%20from%20five%20minutes%20to%2018%20hours. Accessed 2 Aug. 2022.

Machado AF, Santana EF, Tacani PM, Liebano RE. The effects of transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation on tissue repair: A literature review. Can J Plast Surg. 2012;20(4):237-240.

Yoshimoto, Sazu et al. “Anti-stress effects of transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) on colonic motility in rats.” Digestive diseases and sciences vol. 57,5 (2012): 1213-21. doi:10.1007/s10620-012-2040-8