Trimed Electro Stimulator - Ces (cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation) + Tens

US $399.00

  • Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States
  • Jan 30th
New Product For 2015: Tri-Med TENS Two-In-One Stimulator - CES (Cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation) + TENS FDA-Cleared For Relief Of Anxiety, Depression, Insomnia, Pain What is TriMed TENS? TriMed TENS is a portable, dual-therapy system for Cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation (CES) and Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS).   It's a two-in-one solution. TriMed is two effective electrotherapies in one medical device: CES for anxiety, depression and insomnia TENS for chronic and acute pain TriMed TENS is cleared by the FDA for the relief of anxiety, depression, insomnia and pain. TriMed TENS at a glance two FDA-cleared electrotherapies---CES and TENS---in one device drug-free relief for anxiety, depression, insomnia and pain safe and effective reduces tension and stress elevates mood promotes restful sleep no disturbing or harmful side effects cost-effective alternative to prescription medications not addictive, not habit forming easy to use portable and convenient practical for home or medical office What is CES? CES is Cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation. In 1977, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) cleared CES as a safe and effective treatment for anxiety, depression and insomnia. CES involves passing a faint, painless electrical current from a battery-powered device through the brain. A CES device sends gentle pulses through thin wires attached to electrodes clipped to the ear lobes. The user experiences the current as a mild, pleasant tingling sensation. By using CES therapy for 30 minutes a day, over a period of two to four weeks, most patients are able to reduce or eliminate their symptoms of anxiety, depression and insomnia. Clinical studies testify to this therapy's promise for post-traumatic stress disorder, ADHD, fibromyalgia, tension/migraine headaches, TMJ and the symptoms associated with addiction withdrawal and detoxification (from alcohol, nicotine, narcotics, pain medications). Since the 1960s, thousands of physicians and mental health practitioners around the world have prescribed CES for a variety of psychiatric conditions. Is CES one of the best-kept secrets in health care? Cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation has yet to achieve acceptance as mainstream medical treatment. Why? Perhaps because pharmaceutical companies spends billions of dollars to market medications, overshadowing non-drug therapies such as CES. Is CES safe? Yes. Its 40-year record remains unblemished. Four decades of research---over 150 published clinical studies---testify to the safety of CES.   A small fraction of users---below one-tenth of one percent---report only minor side effects: for example, skin irritation at electrode sites and mild headaches that disappear quickly. CES means safe, effective relief for anxiety, depression, insomnia and pain.... without the unpleasant and sometimes harmful side effects of prescription drugs. What is TENS? TENS is Transcutaneous Electrical Stimulation. It's a FDA-cleared electrotherapy for the following types of pain: chronic intractable pain (pain that persists for at least three months) post-traumatic acute pain (pain caused by injury) post-surgical pain (pain following surgery). TENS involves passing small electrical currents from a battery-powered device over the surface of the skin and into nerve endings. It's applied to the body; never to the head. Scientific research suggests two explanations for the mechanism of action: Gate control theory holds that TENS electrical pulses block pain signals, keeping them from reaching the brain, which suppresses the sensation of pain. Neurochemical theory asserts that TENS electric currents trigger the release of endorphins. These endorphins act as the body's own analgesics, to provide natural pain relief. Conditions treated with TENS include fibromyalgia, arthritis/osteoarthritis, nerve pain and neuropathy, and various classifications of pain (lower back, post-injury joint, and abdominal). Comparing CES and TENS -- What's the difference? Cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation is therapy for anxiety, depression and insomnia. While CES is primarily applied to the head, practitioners sometimes attach electrodes to specific parts of the body, to target localized pain. Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation is therapy applied to parts of the body for relief and management of chronic and acute pain. (TENS is never applied to the head.) CES and TENS differ in the electrical characteristics of the wave form (the "signal"). A "combination" device---a two-in-one unit like the TriMed---must deliver CES and TENS via separate channels. CES and TENS never share a common electrical circuit. Why combine CES and TENS? The TriMed TENS is the first electrotherapy unit to feature both CES and TENS in one medical device. Why combine the two? Many patients who suffer from chronic pain also present with anxiety, depression and insomnia. Likewise, many who suffer from anxiety, depression or insomnia also present with pain. Many patients suffer with all four conditions. Thus, from a therapeutic standpoint, it makes clinical sense to combine CES and TENS. TriMed is the best of both worlds---in one safe, effective and easy-to-use medical device. TriMed TENS Technical Specifications What's included in the system? TriMed TENS unit for CES: one split lead with two ear clips for TENS: two lead wires with four self-adhering electrodes belt-clip 4 x AAA alkaline batteries 4 x AAA rechargeable batteries with battery charger soft zipper carry case owner's manual with instructions and warranty quick reference guide The battery charger is a Tenergy TN138 4-Bay model with USA style plug and worldwide voltage for 100-240V AC input. TriMed..... More affordable. Better value. Compare TriMed to the competition: ? TriMed is the only CES device with TENS---a separate channel for dedicated pain therapy. It features two therapies for pain: CES and TENS. TriMed is two technologies in one: CES + TENS. Competitive devices are "single-technology": CES-only. The price for TriMed is $400. Competitive CES-only units range from $350 to $1,200. Sometimes, with other devices, a buyer pays three times the cost of TriMed---for half the features. ($1,200 vs. $400) TriMed is better value. It's more affordable than two out of three competitors. Plus, it's two therapies for the price of one. Compare  -- TriMed TENS vs. the competition FDA-cleared for CES, Dedicated FDA-cleared  to treat anxiety /  TENS circuit for  Device depression / insomnia? treatment of pain? Cost TriMed TENS Yes Yes $400 "FW" Yes No $600 - $700 "AS" Yes No $800 - $1200 "CESU" Yes No $350 TriMed..... More affordable. Better value. Who stands behind the product? TriMed TENS is a medical product marketed by Therapeutic Resources, Inc. (TRI). The company---founded in 1990--- is located in the U.S. northwest, in Washington state. Therapeutic Resources focuses on state-of-the-art electro-medical products for the health care industry. TriMed TENS is produced in a state-of-the-art facility which meets the highest international standards for manufacturing medical devices: FDA / CE / ISO certified production facility UL and CE approvals ISO compliant for Medical Device Manufacturing and Quality Management System cGMP – audited by US FDA to ensure Current Good Manufacturing Practices Health Canada Audit Warranty -- buy with confidence The TriMed TENS unit itself is backed by a five-year warranty from Therapeutic Resources, Inc. Accessories packaged with the TriMed TENS unit (charger, batteries, leads, earclips, electrode pads, case) are guaranteed to be free of manufacturing defects. For warranty service, please contact: Therapeutic Resources, Inc. PO Box 12608 16000 Bothell Everett Hwy, Suite 200 Mill Creek WA 98082 Phone: 800-488-8492      Fax 425-338-9463 email: info(at)trimedsupply(dot)com Precautions -- TriMed TENS This device should be used under the supervision of a licensed healthcare practitioner. Read instruction manual before use. While there are no known contraindications for TENS or CES, the safety of using electrical stimulation during pregnancy has not been established. The safety of using electrical stimulation with older, demand-type cardiac pacemakers is not known. Important note to buyers -- please read before you order In the United States of America, Federal Law (FDA) restricts the sale of TriMed TENS to licensed health care practitioners. Outside the USA, no FDA restriction applies. Anyone may purchase, subject to applicable local laws and regulations. FDA Regulation and Certification "The sale of this item may be subject to regulation by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and state and local regulatory agencies. If so, do not bid on this item unless you are an authorized purchaser. If the item is subject to FDA regulation, I will verify your status as an authorized purchaser before shipping."? Seller: Robert Curran 3161 NW 47th Terrace #109 Lauderdale Lakes, FL  33319-6646  USA Phone: 954-717-9147 The TriMed TENS is cleared by the US FDA (Food and Drug Administration) as a CES and TENS device (510(k) #K090052). Customer service We take pride in our 100% positive feedback on eBay. We strive for 100% customer satisfaction on every transaction. If you experience a problem, kindly give us the opportunity to resolve it before opening a case with eBay or leaving negative or neutral feedback. Do not hesitate to contact us with your comments and questions. Thank you.
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Brand Therapeutic Resources Inc. (TRI)
Country/Region of Manufacture India
Model TriMed TENS

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