Polar Frost TENS Machine: Portable Electrotherapy

Manage chronic pain naturally with Polar Frost’s TENS Machine. Customizable settings and clinical-grade power for back pain, neuropathy, and post-surgical recovery.

POLAR TENS ACCESSORIES

  • 1 Pack Self-Adhesive electrodes
  • 2 Patient Leads
  • 1 9V Battery
  • Belt Clip
  • Instruction Manual
  • Patient Guide to TENS
  • Soft, padded carrying case
The Polar TENS unit is a portable, pocket-sized, battery-powered device.

It uses mild, safe electrical signals to help control pain and delivers the electrical signal to the body through a connection of a lead wire and self-adhesive conductive electrodes.

By targeting pain through electrical nerve stimulation, TENS machines offer versatile relief for diverse conditions, enhancing quality of life for many users. Always consult a healthcare professional to ensure safe and appropriate use.

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Beyond the Basics: How Polar Tens Addresses Everyday Aches

Acute Injuries

  • Sprains/Strains: Manages pain from ankle twists, pulled muscles, or ligament injuries.

  • Post-Surgical Pain: Complements recovery after procedures (e.g., knee replacements, C-sections).

  • Sports Injuries: Soothes acute soreness from workouts, marathons, or weightlifting.

Neuropathic Pain

  • Sciatica: Interrupts shooting pain caused by compressed nerves in the lower back.

  • Diabetic Neuropathy: Alleviates tingling, numbness, or burning in feet/hands.

  • Shingles/Post-Herpetic Neuralgia: Reduces nerve pain from viral damage.

Musculoskeletal Pain

  • Neck/Shoulder Tension: Relieves stiffness from poor posture or desk work.

  • Knee Pain: Helps with patellar tendinitis or osteoarthritis.

  • Plantar Fasciitis: Eases heel pain from inflamed foot tissues.

Considerations and Contraindications

Avoid Use On: Open wounds, infections, or areas with malignancies.

Caution For:

  • Pregnant individuals (avoid abdominal/lower back placement without medical advice).
  • People with pacemakers or heart conditions (consult a healthcare provider first).
  • Undiagnosed pain (seek diagnosis before use).