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TENS & Red Light Devices

TENS and red light devices: a TENS unit, TENS machine, red light belt and panel, a frequency generator and tuning forks for at-home wellness routines.

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TENS and Red Light Devices

TENS and red light devices are electronic and sound-based tools used in at-home wellness routines. TENS stands for transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation, a type of device that delivers small electrical pulses through pads placed on the skin. This collection also includes red light devices and sound tools, spread across six products.

Main product types

  • TENS units: the VoltaZen TENS unit and the NervaPulse TENS machine.
  • Red light belt: the CrimsonWrap, a wearable belt with red light.
  • Red light panel: the LumaCore, a panel that stands or hangs in a room.
  • Frequency generator: the VeraTone, a device that produces sound frequencies.
  • Tuning forks: the SonicVera set, used for sound routines.

What to compare when choosing

For TENS devices, compare the number of intensity levels and modes, the power source, pad size and how many channels are included. For red light devices, check panel dimensions, belt length and fit, the power source and the mounting or storage method. For tuning forks, compare the listed frequencies, size and any weighting. For the frequency generator, check the available output settings and controls.

Typical use settings

These products are used at home, usually while seated or reclined. Panels are placed on a wall, door or stand, belts are worn around the body, and TENS pads are placed on the skin according to the manual. Upkeep includes cleaning surfaces, keeping pads and cords stored flat and following the care instructions supplied with each device.

Frequently asked questions

The terms are used for the same kind of device: a unit that sends small electrical pulses through skin pads. Differences between models lie in the number of modes, intensity levels, channels, pad sizes and power source.