Description
Smart Relief Ultimate 1020 is an advanced neurostimulator that can be used for temporary muscle pain relief, anytime, anywhere. It is the same technology used by healthcare professionals like physical therapists and chiropractors. It offers TENS and EMS programs to relieve pain and improve muscle performance across many parts of the body, such as the neck, shoulders, arms, back, waist, and legs. What exactly is TENS? TENS is Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation, a type of therapy used to relieve pain. TENS works by sending electrical pulses to the nerve endings and blocking the pain signals back to the brain. Smart Relief’s Ultimate 1020 not only features TENS therapy, but also EMS, Electrical Muscle Stimulation, a conditioning treatment that elicits muscle contractions using electrical pulses. EMS treatments may help improve vascular and arterial inflow which may enhance muscle performance.
Ultimate 1020 is a powerful little device that offers 10 massage therapies including Swedish, Acupuncture, Chopping, Kneading, Reflexology, Cupping, Gua Sha, Assorted, Trigger Point, and Thai. Each mode can be combined with up to 20 specific intensity levels depending on your pain relief or conditioning needs. Having the ability to last over 42 hours on a single charge, the Ultimate 1020 makes a big step forward in the portability of TENS devices which normally require battery swaps. Looking to try different massage therapies on different parts of your body? Ultimate 1020 gives you the ability to independently control two output channels so you can apply up to four pads at once with difference intensities per channel. Therapies can be timed in increments of 10 minutes up to 60 minutes. The easy-to-read backlit digital LCD display was programmed to dim after a few seconds to save battery life.
Included with Smart Relief’s Ultimate 1020 are the Ultimate 1020 TENS pulse massager, 2 small electrode gel pads, 2 large electrode gel pads, 2 electrode output wires, a pad holder, an AC/USB charger, and a user manual.
