Electric Pulse Shoulder And Neck Massager

Highlights

• 6-pad design: covers a larger treatment area across the cervical spine, lower neck, and upper trapezius muscles.
• TENS + EMS pulse technology: uses low-voltage electrical pulses to support massage-style stimulation through the skin to the muscles.
• Massage-inspired pulse modes: designed to mimic techniques such as kneading, scraping, and acupuncture-style stimulation.
• Heat therapy: constant-temperature warmth helps soften and relax stiff neck muscles.
• Adjustable intensity: personalise each session for lighter or stronger stimulation depending on comfort.
• Routine-friendly design: ideal for short sessions at home, especially after screen time, desk work, or long days.

Why Customers Love It

How It Works

• TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation): sends low-voltage pulses through the skin to help interrupt pain signals and support endorphin release.
• EMS (Electrical Muscle Stimulation): creates gentle muscle contractions to help relax tight muscles and reduce tension.
• Heat support: warming therapy helps encourage comfort, circulation feel, and muscle softness during use.

Benefits

• Pain relief support: helps reduce the feeling of neck and shoulder discomfort.
• Muscle relaxation: supports relief for tight muscles caused by posture strain and “tech neck”.
• Circulation support: pulse stimulation and heat help promote a more refreshed, warmed feeling in the area.
• Stress relief: helps ease physical tension stored around the neck and upper shoulders.

Best Practice Use

• Moisten your neck first: wipe the skin with a damp towel or apply a water-based gel/lotion before use for better conductivity and comfort.
• Start low: begin at the lowest intensity and gradually increase until it feels strong but comfortable.
• Ensure full pad contact: all 6 metal pads should sit directly and evenly against the skin.
• Limit session time: use for around 15 minutes per session, once or twice a day.

Safety Guidelines

• Do not use if you have a pacemaker, ICD, or implanted electronic/metallic medical device.
• Do not place pads on the front or sides of the neck. Use only as directed on the back of the neck/upper shoulder area.
• Do not use in wet environments such as showers, baths, or when sweating heavily.
• Do not use while driving or operating machinery.
• Do not use on damaged skin, open wounds, rashes, or areas with reduced sensation.
• Consult a doctor before use if you are pregnant, have epilepsy, malignant tumours, or any medical condition affected by electrotherapy.

Pro Tip

If you feel an uncomfortable pinprick sensation, the neck area is usually too dry or the device is not sitting flush against the skin. Lightly dampening the skin first usually fixes this straight away.

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