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Paingone – The Next Generation TENS Technology

Natural Pain Relief Aided with Next Generation TENS Technology

A premier example of technology aiding natural pain relief, Paingone has used the foundation of Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) to move therapy options forward.


By developing the next generation of TENS technology, Paingone has eliminated the features that may have prevented someone from using it. Without the need for sticky gels, entangling wires or pads, the Paingone range makes natural pain relief more accessible.

 

Having helped over 1.8 million people in the UK and around the world, the range may be your way towards finding pain relief at home.

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What is Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation?
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Abbreviated as TENS, the technology is based on the principle of electrical stimulation aiding pain relief. It was a North American neurosurgeon, called Clyde Norman Shealy, who is generally credited for developing the modern TENS unit.


Before his advancement, the history of electrical stimulation used for pain relief dates back millenia. The Roman emperor physician, Scribonius Largus, reported pain relief when he stood on an electrical fish in the year 63 A.D.


More recently, TENS has become a worldwide-used technology for natural pain relief. In fact, it has been recommended by the NHS for aiding pain relief to patients who suffer from conditions such as osteoarthritis.


TENS may also help reduce pain for people experiencing:


•    Period cramps
•    pelvic pain caused by endometriosis
•    knee pain
•    neck pain
•    back pain
•    pain caused by sports injuries
•    It may be used during labour

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How does it Work

A Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation device, as the name suggests, works by delivering mild electric currents through the skin (transcutaneous). The traditional device is battery operated and comes with sticky pads that you attach to the target region. These pads have electrodes that are connected to the main machine with wires.


When the pads are attached to the affected area you want to relieve pain in, you switch on the device to deliver the current. The stimulation is posited to either prevent pain signals from being transmitted, thus “blocking” the pain, or cause a release of endorphins, a potent pain-relieving substance produced naturally by the body. This can help reduce pain and relax muscles.

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Side Effects

The Paingone Pen and other products don’t require the

use of drugs or any other material that may cause harm.

 

It has virtually no side effects and can be used as often

as needed throughout the day.

Where Can it be used on the Body?

The Paingone pen and other Paingone products can be used on various areas of your body where you might experience pain. For example, you can use the range to alleviate discomfort in the:


•    Neck
•    Shoulder
•    Back
•    Legs and arms
•    Muscles
•    Joints, wrists, knees, fingers
•    And many more areas of the body

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How to use TENS
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The Paingone Pen is TENS technology made simple. The innovative and minimalist design allows you to use the pen directly on the areas you experience pain and find relief by just clicking a button 30 to 40 times.


Each click provides a small electrical impulse delivered to your skin and surrounding nerves. This may not only intercept pain signals but also encourage the release of endorphins.


Here’s how you use the device:


1.    Place the pen’s tip on the area you want to treat. You can                  place it directly on the skin or do it over light clothing
2.   Press the button 30-40 times, which takes up to a minute
3.   For larger treatment areas, move the pen around the area of            pain while you click
4.   Repeat the steps on other areas as often as you wish                          throughout the day.


You will usually experience the results immediately or within a few hours after the therapy; it varies from one person to the next.

Who Can’t Use Paingone

Paingone is meant to help a wide range of people who may experience mild to severe pain.

 

However, the device is not recommended if you fall into

any of the following categories:


•    Children
•    If you have a pacemaker
•    You’re pregnant
•    You have heart rhythm problems
•    You have epilepsy
•    You have sensitive skin, likely to experience irritation,
     marking or itching after use of the device


If you’re considering using Paingone or any other TENS
device and you have an underlying health condition,
it is better that you first consult your GP.

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They might be able to help you get a proper referral and
provide additional advice or guidelines on how to use it
more effectively for your particular needs.

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Paingone – The Next
Generation TENS Technology

For many people, the continuous use of painkillers might not be a route they want to take for pain management. An effective drug-free alternative is available with our PainGone range. These products can allow you to relieve some of the arthritis symptoms and improve mobility in your joints.


TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) is widely used by the NHS for pain management. PainGone’s TENS technology is an advancement of traditional nerve stimulation therapy, allowing people to relive pain in targeted areas in the comfort of their home or anywhere else.


In addition to the TENS technology, the PainGone range consists of devices, gels, and wearable items that make managing arthritis and regaining proper movement in your body easier on a day-to-day basis.

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Key characteristics of our Paingone One
Rapid 60-second
application
Wireless and
portable
Safe and
simple to use
2 years'
daily use
1.8 million users worldwide
Clinically
tested
Drug-free
treatment
Works through clothing
How to use Paingone One?
Check out our Paingone pen products:
The original TENS
pen
£39.99
The automatic TENS pen
£49.99
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