TENS & thermal massager
Graphene heating and TENS massage technology for the relief of period pain and pain of other origins.
Menstrual pain, also known as dysmenorrhoea, is a common phenomenon experienced by many women during menstruation. It can be very severe and troublesome, especially for those suffering from endometriosis. It can manifest as pain in the abdomen, lower back, and shoulders, radiate to the legs, and cause general weakness. This is caused by uterine contractions, which help to remove the uterine lining (endometrium).
Applying heat to the lower abdomen or the sacrum can help relieve contractions and reduce pain. For this purpose, you can use the EndoMe heat massager, which uses graphene heating technology, and TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) to relieve pain and bring relief.
It is a small, discreet, easy-to-use device in the shape of a cloud, made of soft silicone that is pleasant to the touch.
It is wireless – once charged, it can be used anytime and anywhere, and recharged with a power bank if needed. It is also small and discreet – you can wear it under your clothes, so it can help you fight pain even outside the house without anyone noticing.
It is light and does not take up much space, so you can carry it with you, even in a small handbag, and use always when the pain appears.
It has 5 types of massage 20 levels of intensity and 3 levels of heating temperature (the massager heats up in less than a minute and its maximum temperature is 43°C).
The EndoMe thermal massager is useful as a remedy for:
- pain during menstruation,
- back pain,
- shoulder pain,
- muscle tension and leg pain.
In the box with the massager, you will find:
thermal massager – a white cloud-shaped device made of soft silicone that is pleasant to the touch;
instructions for use – be sure to read them carefully before using the massager. They describe exactly how to use it and the precautions to be taken to use it safely and how to care for the device so that it
it will serve you well for as long as possible;
two gel pads – one should be attached to the massager before first use, the other should be kept in reserve. The gel pad should be replaced after 30-50 uses of the massager or when it loses its adhesive properties;
protective cover – a rigid disc made of thick, smooth, white cardboard that you will stick on the gel pad to protect it from
contamination when the massager is not in use (we suggest using the original box for storage, which is solidly made and will surely
protect your massager);
USB cable – you can use it to charge your EndoMe massager.
The EndoMe thermal massager is:
- cordless – once charged, you can use it anytime, anywhere, and you can recharge it with a power bank if needed;
- small and discreet – you can use it to relieve pain even when you are out and about without anyone noticing. It doesn’t take up much space, so you can carry it with you, even in a small handbag, so it is on hand when pain occurs;
- easy and intuitive to use – you can switch it on and off and change the modes and intensity with just a few buttons;
- adapts to you – depending on your preferences, current needs and individual sensitivity, you can choose from 5 types of massage and 20 levels of intensity, as well as 1 of 3 heating temperature levels (the massager heats up in less than a minute and its maximum temperature is 43°C).
Learn about the technologies used
Graphene infrared heating technology
Graphene is a high-tech heating material characterised by excellent thermal conductivity, very fast heating, and the production of even heat that does not cause burns.
The infrared spectrum of graphene has a wavelength of 6-14 μm – this wavelength is very similar to the infrared spectrum of the human body. When both waves have the same length, they are more easily absorbed by the tissue and biomolecular resonance can be generated, effectively improving blood circulation by dilating the blood vessels. As a result, swelling and pain of various origins are alleviated.
TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation)
A therapeutic method that uses low levels of electrical current to relieve pain. It is a safe and non-invasive form of therapy in which electrodes are placed on the skin around the area where pain is felt.
The electric current sent through these electrodes aims to stimulate the nerves and reduce the sensation of pain.
The basic principles of TENS are:
Blocking the transmission of pain: TENS works by disrupting the transmission of pain signals to the brain. The electric currents sent by the TENS device are designed to block or reduce the transmission of pain signals through the nerves.
Endorphin release: TENS can also stimulate the production of endorphins, which are natural painkillers produced by the body. Endorphins act on opioid receptors, reducing the perception of pain.
TENS can be used to relieve various types of pain, including muscle pain, nerve pain, joint pain, menstrual pain and even post-operative pain.
