Introduction; Intended Use; Perfect Tens Features - TensCare Perfect Tens Instructions For Use Manual

1. INTRODUCTION

Device Description & Principles of
Design
The perfect TENS unit is specifically
designed to provide safe and effective
pain relief in the comfort of your own
home. It can help manage the pain from
a wide range of conditions.
Chronic pain: Back pain. Lumbago,
sciatica pain and arthritic pain.
Musculoskeletal pain: fibromyalgia and
injuries (sprains,
muscle strain).
Acute pain: Dental and facial pain,
postoperative pain, and neuropathic
pain (and neuralgias).
TENS machines can be used alone for
pain relief or be combined with other
treatments.

2. INTENDED USE

Perfect TENS is a medical
device designed to be used in
the home
environment to provide symptomatic
relief and management of acute or
chronic localised pain and muscle pain
and is suitable for use by all who can
control the device and understand the
instructions.
Do not use the device for any purpose
other than this intended use.
Warning: Not suitable for use
in children without medical
supervision.
tears, fractures,
healthcare
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3. PERFECT TENS
FEATURES
• Dual Channel
Two independent channels with four
electrode pads to treat two areas at the
same time.
• Comfortable Stimulation
Gentle TENS stimulation with 60 small
steps of intensity (1 mA per step).
• 8 Preset Programmes
Including Burst,
Modulation (frequency and strength)
modes and a HAN
programme.
• 1 Manual Programme
Additional programme that allows for all
the parameters to be manually adjusted
and saved to suit personal needs.
• Memory
Features 3 functions:
retention (automatically starts in the last
programme used), number of uses and
time of usage.
• Open Circuit Detection
Automatically resets the strength to
zero if the electrode pads are not
correctly applied.
• Automatic Keypad Lock
Automatic keypad locking prevents any
accidental changes in settings.
• Detachable Belt Clip
Enables the user to clip the unit onto a
belt.
• Large LCD Screen
Clearly shows the operation of the unit
and the programme and intensity being
used.
Constant and
Stimulation
programme