Customer Ratings & Reviews

Over the years I have broken both wrists, had golfer’s elbow with several Cortisone shots (including a PRP injection), Neck surgery, a broken jaw and severely sprained ankles. I am no stranger when it comes to pain and pain relief. Whether the pain relief comes from a sports trainer, doctor or chiropractor, it’s always a process. Thankfully science has progressed to help people with injuries to heal and to become pain free. Over the years I have had professional and over-the-counter TENS/EMS treatment on sprained ankles, knots in my neck, knots in shoulder and lower back. Do these TENS machines work to relieve pain and improve your quality of life? The short answer is yes, over time they help the body heal. The over-the-counter AccuRelief 3-n-1 TENS/EMS machine is particularly advanced and loaded with features from the App or remote to promote a better feeling body. • Use any combination of the AccuRelief TENS/EMS or massage from the machine to achieve relief of pain from the shoulders, neck, knee, back, arms, hands, and/or feet. I used the AccuRelief machine on my lower back and shoulders. I was surprised how strong the electronic pulses were. I actually backed off the initial intensity I had set this from the TENS machine. This is by far the strongest TENS device I have used (I was really surprised because it was over the counter!) • The AccuRelief package includes: 4 adhesive gel pads, a USB charging cable, 2 AAA batteries, a built-in rechargeable lithium battery, a remote control and two chargeable Electrodes connected by a wire. You will need to charge up the Electrodes from the mini-USB port to a USB Type A port with the included cable. It took me around 3 hours to charge completely. You will need to do this to get in a 30 min program. Also included in this package is a quick start guide that maps out exactly how to use the App and/or the remote with the Electrodes attached to gel pads (replace them when they are no longer sticky – use is about 30 times). After charging the Electrodes and before you pair with the App or use the remote, make sure your skin is clean for the best connection from the gel pads. Although it is not necessary, I would suggest you at least look over the quick start guide over. It will help make a lot of sense with the rest of the process in using the AccuRelief TENS/EMS device. • TENS stands for “transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation” and EMS stands for “electrical muscle stimulation”. What does that mean for you? TENS applications try to block tense and painful areas on the body. EMS applications help muscles heal and recover after an injury or just after a workout. The last phase of the AccuRelief is tight relief for muscles (massage). • Great News! The AccuRelief device is wireless and uses Bluetooth for a connection from the app or remote. I use the app on my iPad and it provides so many ways to control alleviating pain or to restore tired muscles. If you are not able to access the App, use the included remote. • Overall, there are 14 preset programs with 60 levels of intensity lasting up to 30 minutes. I would suggest you find a quiet place and just let the program run its course for any type of pain relief or massage. I watched some TV, and the time flew by while receiving treatment. • The 3 Therapy modes from AccuRelief are as follows: 1.TENS – electric pulses enable the body to release natural endorphins to block pain: 6 presets. I found that this particular setting provided pretty intense electric pulses, and I did feel better after the program. 2.EMS – electric pulses that cause muscles to contract, getting a physical workout: 5 presets. For me, the EMS worked well on those areas that are hard to exercise and need strength, like the elbow or back of the knee. This was not as intense as the TENS program. 3.Massage – these electronic pulses cause muscles to relax and loosen providing relief. There are 3 presets in this mode. I felt this was the probably best solution for me because my aches and pains continually went away the longer, I was in this program. • To use the AccuRelief TENS machine, make sure the electrodes are charged (the one Electrode with the mini-USB connection which is tough to open), then attach to the gel pads. The gel pads are great because they really conform to your body, giving you the best chance at pain relief. After that step, if you are using the App pair up the electrodes (turn on the Electrode with the sync button on top) with your Bluetooth electronic device (phone, iPad etc). • The color of the sync button on top of one Electrode is important. Blinking Green – you are on standby and ready to pair Steady Green light – The AccuRelief is connected, ready to use Steady Orange – Battery is charging Blinking Orange – Device is unpaired • Once you know how to pair the Electrodes with the App or remote, find the program that best suits your needs and turn it on! In the App, maps of the body show where to position the gel pads. You can also adjust the intensity, see the timing of the program and control the power or stoppage of the electric flow. Some very helpful and fun graphics made the App my favorite choice. (Although you can still use the remote) The TENS, EMS or massage will have electric pulses flow to the electrodes from the App or remote. If you are done before the program runs its course, just turn off Bluetooth to unpair (App), or turn off remote. We live in a culture of medications for pain or hurting muscles, etc. I am glad to see the AccuRelief TENS device uses no medication to help ease pain, rest sore muscles or help mobility. The wireless electronically controlled pulses from this device really make a difference in your overall health. It can help keep your body stay mobile, have a reduction in pain and have less muscle tension. The AccuRelief TENS/EMS machine is small enough to take on the go for vacation or other travel. The AccuRelief device is a great product and is keen for your body’s health as well.

The AccuRelief wireless 3-in-1 unit has turned a trip to the chiropractor into a pain therapy session from your own privacy. Out of the box comes the wireless remote, 2 electrodes, 4 gel pads, a charging cable, and setup guides and therapy instructions. If you are not familiar or new to these units, I would recommend reading thoroughly through the instruction guide. It is detailed and includes all the do's and don'ts. You can also download the AccuRelief 3-in-1 app to control the electrodes from your phone. While your reading the instructions, you will need to plug the electrodes in using the charging cable provided. This unit does not come with the wall plug. The charging time is about 2 hours, and gives about 4 hours of use. The battery out of the box is almost fully depleted so it will have to be charged fully first. Setting up and connecting is easy. The remote takes 2 AAA batteries which are included in the package. You can only connect to either the remote, or your mobile device at one time, you are not able to use both at same time. It is easy to adjust on the remote which area you are working on, and adjusting the intensity. Once you adjust the intensity, the 30 minute timer will start. Intensity level is 1-60. The package includes a guide for pad placement for each area you are needing to work on. The kit comes with 4 gel pads, and they peel easy off the sheet, and are reusable many times each one so 2 pads will last quite a while. Removing from the body after use and applying back to the plastic sheet is super easy and smooth coming off the body. The unit comes with 3 modes of operation. Tens, ems, and massage. It is easy to switch between the 3 and get the correct therapy you are needing. Overall the unit works very well and provides great relief and relaxation for muscle pains or joint pains. It is easy to contol and setup, but again, would recommend fully reading through the instructions because it is possible to get hurt using this. I would highly recommend.

I have chronic pain all over my body. I have herniated discs from athletics injuries and now arthritis in my older age. So I am no stranger to pain. I have owned TENS products so this product is not unfamiliar to me to use. Setup Easy to setup via mobile android app Remote was easy too Charged pretty quick Battery life was good I am on use number 5 and the battery has not died yet Size and form factor Nice compact size. The TENS unit has 2 electrodes which is ok. I wished you could kook up more than just 2. But that is one of the selling points is that it has a small form factor Android app Is easy to to use and control. TENS pads Easy to use. They send extra pads so that is nice in case you drop one on the ground or it looses it's stickiness Overall, nice product. I would recommend this product to help with various pain relief. Make sure you don't use it too long as it can irritate your skin and cause a break out.

I have used a TENS unit for many years now, I used to play a lot of sports and as you get older the muscles and joints tend to wear down and cause discomfort. I have been to Physical Therapy for Knees, Back, Neck and Shoulder. PT works great while you’re going but insurance usually doesn’t cover it long term. One of the first things that the Therapist would do is start my session with 20 minutes on a Tens Machine, whether it was for my Knee, Back or Neck this is how it all started. But as I stated Earlier you feel better as long as your going, but when it stops the relief stops. I have a TENS unit that I bought for myself a few years ago, but it is a hassle to use, you have to plug up the electrodes to the TENS unit with wires about 2 feet long, then add the pads then place them where you need them. It works great, but the wires are a hassle and depending on where your using the device, its hard to see the unit because of the wires. The AccuRelief 3 in 1 unit resolves my biggest problem, it removes the wires. It also has an app, so you are not stuck to carrying the controller around with you. The Bluetooth signal is really strong and you can be down the hall without having to worry about it losing signal and stopping. The Controller takes 2 AAA batteries, but the Electrode is charged by a USB cable. As it states in the title it is a 3 in 1 device, you can use it as a TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) Machine and adjust it to your pain level you have. You can use it as a EMS (Electrical Muscle Stimulation) which is a passive exercise for a debilitated muscle. The 3rd type is the Massage function which is a lot like the EMS but at a lower intensity. It works the Neck, Shoulder, Arm, Wrist, Back Thigh, Knee, Calf, and foot. The phone app and the controller are Bluetooth and can be used interchangeable with the Electrodes. If you have a constant pain or a nagging injury this unit is a great relief instead of suffering until you can head out to PT.

I have had tens treatments at the chiropractor for shoulder and sciatica pain. This treatment is similar to what I received in the office but in the comfort of my home. I like that the actual electrodes are not connected to the control unit so you aren't tethered to it. I have walked around my house during treatment. I do find the app more user friendly and easier to use than the hand held controller. The settings for EMS and massage feel really good as well. I charged the unit fully before the first use and have been able to use it for multiple 30 minute sessions without needing to recharge. I like that it charges via USB (the hand held unit does take a battery but again- you can use the app if you prefer). I will be reviewing the pads separately but I have also been able to reuse one set about a half a dozen times and they are still adhering nicely. Using this on my shoulders before bed has definitely improved my sleep!

This is my first Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulator (TENs) unit, but it is easy to figure out and setup. However, knowing the exact spots to install for the best possible outcome can take some time to learn as that dramatically impacts how effective or ineffective this device is. It also has an Electrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS) and Massage function for added versatility. In the box they include everything that you need including the Wireless Remote, batteries for said remote, two lead electrode, micro USB cord (for charging the electrode), and four 2x2 inch reusable electrode pads. I was also sent the AccuRelief TENs supply Kit for review which is just more electrode pads. The Wireless Remote is small and compact. The screen is basic. On the top you have your “modes” (TENS, EMS, Massage). Under that, going left to right, you have the time left for the current “program”, and the “intensity” out of 60. Under that you have which body party you are on. There are five buttons total. The up and down arrow increase/decrease intensity of the shock. Tapping program changes which body part you are on. Tapping Mode changes between TENs, EMS, or Massage. Last, if you hold down the “Mode” button it will turn it on/off. Personally, while this is basic and easy to navigate, I think it could be better. Mainly, from my own personal error I get Mode and Program mixed up all the time as it is opposite from on the Screen compared to the Buttons on the device ruining the intuitiveness of the device. The two-lead electrode feels solid. There is a wire connecting both together. What I dub the right electrode has the power on/off button which will illuminate different colors depending on what is happening. The left electrode has a micro USB port to charge it. I wish this were USB C as I’m tired of micro. But micro is cheaper, more compact, and in this case wouldn’t make any difference. The device comes with four electrode pads which are reusable if you take care of them well. I’m a hairy dude so I didn’t get quite as many uses as they report. But you get a lot more uses if you effectively clean the area beforehand, pull by the tabs to remove, and place them on the original plastic sheet. If they start to lose their stickiness applying some water will make them sticky again. They report 30 uses. I got about 15 without being super good about taking care of them. I didn’t notice any irritation from the pads or left-over residue on the skin. They stick well and I had no issues with them. THE APP: I downloaded the IOS version. It walked me through the steps to connect it to the Electrode (as you don’t need the remote as your phone is now the remote). On the top right you have the different modes. When you select a Mode it will highlight areas that you can use it on. Once you select a body part it will show you where to put the electrodes along with your pain level (for TENs). Then it will give you a wheel. With the options for “Power, Lock, Increase/Decrease, Pause, and Stop. Along with a Timer. After you are done it will have you rate how good of a session it was (bad, okay, good). Then that info goes into the history so you can look back on it. Overall, the App is far superior to the Remote. So, for travel all you’d really need to take is some pads, the electrodes, and your phone. PROS: • Fully Wireless! • Electrode pads can be reused and snap into place. • Two lead electrodes are rechargeable and last a while before needing to be recharged. • Multiple modes (TENs, EMS, Massage) • Multiple Programs • Good intensity (0 – 60). I mostly hovered around the 30 mark. • Small compact remote and electrodes make it easy to take on the go. • Great to help supplement workouts (if you know what you’re doing). • All Modes work well. • Can help reduce pain if you put the pads in the correct positions and have the correct pain. • It will lock quickly (the intensity, mode, etc…). To unlock you simply need to turn down the intensity. After about five minutes Remote will turn off to save battery. By holding down the power button it will turn back on. I like that so you can put it in a pocket, and it won’t change any settings. • CONS: • Wireless Remote could be improved to be more intuitive. • USB Micro over USB C. • There is a learning curve associated with this device. Finding information on correct uses (outside of included documentation which is limited) can be hard. • No carrying case/bag. • Bluetooth App is better than the remote. CONCLUSION: I get tension migraines and have chronic left knee pain. This device helped reduce my symptoms a mild/moderate amount but did not resolve them. I also, used it to help activate certain muscles in my left thigh during workouts to help strengthen them which worked great. In the end this device does its job well and has multiple uses making it beneficial for a lot of people.

When I first heard about a pain relief device that uses electrical shocks to treat pain, my immediate thought was "ouch." It seemed counterintuitive to me that you could use something that causes pain to treat it. I've been having some issues with back pain though, and I figured why not give it a try. After using it a few times, I have to say that I'm pleasantly surprised. It really does do a surprisingly good job of loosening tense muscles and relieving pain. The device is cordless (to a point). There is no cord running from the remote to the electrodes, but there is a cord running between the two electrodes. I don't have a ruler to get an exact measurement, but I'd estimate the cord length to be about 10 inches. The electrodes recharge using the old micro-USB standard (not USB type-C). If you'd prefer not to use the included remote, there is also an app that you can download to your phone. I personally preferred to just use the remote. There are three "modes" to the device. Tens, EMS, and Massage. I mostly stuck to the massage and tens modes. The massage mode alternates between long pulses and short choppy pulses. I really enjoyed the longer pulses on the massage mode. Unfortunately, the shorter pulses felt like they were "pinching" me somewhat uncomfortably on the higher settings. This is unfortunate as the higher settings really felt like they were really loosening my back up nicely up until that point. Turning down the intensity eliminated the pinching sensation while still loosening the muscle somewhat. Sadly, I couldn't find a way to get it to only do the long pulses. The tens mode felt like a constant dull buzz. Again, this was uncomfortable at higher settings but just fine on the medium settings. I'm pleasantly surprised at how well this device worked, and I can see myself using it routinely any time my back pain flares up.

This is great! Who knew such a small device could do so much. I have lower back issues caused by a work related injury. In the past, I would use mats, heating pads, inversion tables, or traditional massages to ease pain. So after getting these electrodes I was a bit skeptical if they would help much or if any at all. Being wireless, or un-tethered from any other device other than the pair of electrodes didn’t help my thinking either. I can’t really see a big difference between the various modes such as TENS. I mean, they aren’t the same pulsation but I don’t see a difference on my body, they all still work the same regardless of the science that may have gone into configuring them. According to the documentation, TENS is intended for pain, EMS is intended for recovery such as after workouts, and Massage… well its just an imitation of your standard hand massage. The single point I would like to mention as a negative. According to the TENS pads documentation. These are supposed to last for as much as 30 uses. However, I don’t really see it happening. By this point I’ve gone through about 15 sessions with about 4 of those having removed/reapplied the pads. The very first session, after peeling them, I could feel they had lost a significant amount of sticky residue. I’ve seen adhesive devices from the medical cabinet that seem to have better adhesion for long periods. I don’t presume to know if there’s a safe, yet better alternative, but I’m almost certain this isn’t the best material. The other minor annoyance with the electrodes is the charging port on them. The cover protecting the port leaves no space and is continuously pressed on by the charger. This will eventually wear out the adhesion on the rubber cover and leave the port exposed to dirt and other particles. Overall this is an great product, but could be amazing with minor changes.

Im really loving this TENS unit. I've always had back issues but recently was diagnosed with degenerative disc disease and the back pains now have caused some numbness in my feet. Kinda scary. It was recommended by a physical therapist and doctor for me to do a multiple of things and one of those things was to use one of these machines. I haven't had much time on it but the little use I have had has been great. It's definitely reduced some pains and aches. I charged unit and downloaded the app. It comes with a remote, and that is pretty easy to navigate, but I definitely prefer using the app. The response time when you change strength level is very quick. A slight lag, but nothing that would be annoying. You have 3 options TENS, EMS or massage. Each one is a different type of pulse but all works really well. At first, I thought it was broken because when it was at a level 1 or 2, I couldn't feel anything. For me, it had to be at 7 before I started to know it was working. Manual says it can go up to 60, but for me 30 was the right amount. I'm really impressed that they give you that much control. There was a couple of negatives. The charging port cover was such a pain to get open. I'm pretty sure that it won't be long for that thing to break. Also, it doesn't come with a carry case/bag. You have the tens unit, remote, charging cable and electroyde pads. It would have been nice to put it all in a little case so none of the items get lost. Other than that, this thing is pretty awesome and I really commend it for anyone with any type of body aches. Can't say enough how easy it is to navigate and use the app.

I’ve used TENS/EMS units for years now and the cords are always the most annoying part. The fact this is wireless is a game changer. I’ve got chronic pain and it helps tremendously. My only complaint is that the batter life on the unit is a bit short and I wish the timer was longer than 30 minutes. The different modes are great. Definitely recommend.

A great 2 pads solution if you need 4 pads you will have to go wired the ease of wireless is nice you can move about freely while still getting the massage price was reasonable and you can pair it to a phone instead of the remote

Excellent product, for the price Not only is it for back pain it is for any pain on your body and it shows you where to put it wherever the pain is with its convenient chart and it has its own little carrying pouch for the tens unit. Not only is it for back pain it is for any pain on your body and it shows you where to put it wherever the pain is with its convenient chart and it has its own little carrying pouch for the tens unit.Not only is it for back pain it is for any pain on your body and it shows you where to put it wherever the pain is with its convenient chart and it has its own little carrying pouch for the tens unit.Not only is it for back pain it is for any pain on your body and it shows you where to put it wherever the pain is with its convenient chart and it has its own little carrying pouch for the tens unit.

The AccuRelief Wireless 3-in-1 was a little underwhelming. It took 1 minute to get it going with the remote but after the first session it was really difficult to change the settings. The remote needs a couple more buttons. I got frustrated with the remote and decided to pair my iPhone with the fobs & it worked perfectly. That also took less than a minute. It tracks your uses and shows a graph if your body with explanations of what each function does. To me this is a muscle shocker in simple terms with different modes. Nothing more nothing less.

I have always benfitted from using a tens unit but it was difficult to use during travel due to all the wires. This is exactly what I needed. The bonus is that I can control everything with my phone.

Wireless really helps you reach those certain areas without getting tangled up helps. Works good not to powerful either

Purchased the this tens unit and it works very well. Happy that i purchased it. I have a tight muscle in the back of my neck. Seems to ne doing the job. Is there a way i can get more of those pads?

Excellent! Beyond expectations! Love the handy app feature. Works great with so many options plus, it is conveniently wire free! And it is comfortable too!

This wireless pain relief has been such a relief from all the back and neck pain I’ve been experiencing. I would recommend this to anyone experiencing body pain.

This ‘AccuRelief Wireless 3-in-1 Pain Relief TENS Unit MULTI’ would be wonderful for those who know what they are doing. Such as nurses or health care workers, as physicians or medical workers. For people like me who did not know how to use it, as it mentioned in its instructions, care needed. Which were why personally i could not keep it or give it away as gifts which i purchased three for the purposes. Other than the use concerns, i liked this Tens Accu unit the most amongst all the many others for considerations to purchase

Works Really well. You'll just have to buy more pads if you use the device frequently (obviously) Works off the phone app really well too.