Electrical Stimulation Kit

dmanwiththeplan · 12-10-2008 4:12pm #1

i find this amazing value as i was going to buy one of these in argos last week for €130
http://www.lidl.ie/ie/home.nsf/pages/c.o.20081009.p.Sanitas3-in-1ElectricalStimulationKit

PeakOutput · 12-10-2008 4:15pm

sure its cheaper than argos but those things are still a waste of money no matter how little you spend on them

FX Meister · 12-10-2008 4:43pm

PeakOutput wrote: »

sure its cheaper than argos but those things are still a waste of money no matter how little you spend on them

Depends what you define as a waste of money

Energizeer · 12-10-2008 5:12pm

I put one of these on my head once. What a weird feeling!!

thecivvie · 12-10-2008 5:21pm

PeakOutput wrote: »

sure its cheaper than argos but those things are still a waste of money no matter how little you spend on them

I need a knee replaced and use a boots one, excellent and not a waste of money. The only thing with this is to make sure you can get extra pads

kazzer · 12-10-2008 5:41pm

thecivvie,

Do you find it good for pain relief/massage?

Quackles · 12-10-2008 8:59pm

Anyone know if these are the same as the labour tens machines? Looks like the same idea, 4 sticky pads and a current

Dades · 13-10-2008 9:49am

Quackles wrote: »

Anyone know if these are the same as the labour tens machines? Looks like the same idea, 4 sticky pads and a current

For gods sakes Quackles, think of your unborn child!
Pay over the odds in a maternity shop or forever be accused of neglect!

thecivvie · 13-10-2008 5:51pm

kazzer wrote: »

thecivvie,

Do you find it good for pain relief/massage?

Yeah found it great. I don't use it as much as I did at the start but do still need it from time to time

thecivvie · 13-10-2008 5:52pm

Quackles wrote: »

Anyone know if these are the same as the labour tens machines? Looks like the same idea, 4 sticky pads and a current

No they are not the same, you need a special pregnancy one

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