Saba FDES108 Tens Ems Device 2 Channels

Saba FDES108 Tens Ems Device 2 Channels

It can be used very easily in the palm of your hand thanks to its orthopedic case.

Package Included:

1 Piece FDES108 2 Channel Tens Ems Device
3 x 1.5 volt AAA Ultra Alkaline Batteries
4 Pieces 5x5 Electrode Pet
2 Pieces 2 Output Cables
1 Piece Device Hanging Rope
1 User Manual
1 Quick User Guide
1 Warranty Certificate

Saba FDES108 Tens Device has 2 channels. You can use it with either 2 pads or 4 pads.
The device's program has 5 tens programs and 5 ems programs.
Tenses 1-5 program:
Working Time: 30 min
Frequency (Hz): 1-/80 Hz
Pulse Width (uS):200-250 uS
Waveform Feature: Normal-Han-FM


Ems 1-5 program:
Working Time: 20-30 min
Frequency (Hz): 30-80 Hz
Pulse Width (uS):250 uS
Waveform Feature: EMS


Tens Devices aim to stimulate the body's natural defense mechanism against the pain felt. They are extremely safe devices and have no side effects. The application is the stimulation of nerve tissue close to the skin surface with very low intensity electric currents by means of electrodes attached to the skin.

What is the Role of TENS in Pain Management?
TENS is a word formed from the first letters of the words Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation, which is originally in English, and refers to a method used in pain treatment. The adapted version of this word to our language is Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation, which refers to the stimulation of nerves close to the skin surface with electrical signals.
TENS treatment is applied with small, portable and usually battery operated devices. TENS devices are extremely safe, the application consists of stimulating the nerve tissue close to the skin surface with very low intensity electrical currents by means of electrodes attached to the skin.

For what types of pain is TENS used?
TENS can be used to treat many types of pain, and can be a useful option for treating long-term pain and post-surgical pain, as well as pain caused by muscles or joints.
TENS is a treatment option that has no side effects and is used effectively in the treatment of people who cannot take painkillers.
In cases where there is concern that painkillers may become addictive, painkillers and TENS therapy are used in combination, thus making it possible to treat the person without developing addiction to a chemical substance.
How does a TENS device work and what is its mechanism of action?

• The low intensity currents produced by the TENS device are transmitted to the skin via electrodes attached to the skin.
• These signals are first transmitted to the nerves under the skin and from there to the brain via the nerves. The brain replaces the electric currents with the pain sensation reaching it, and thus you become unable to perceive pain.

• TENS signals also cause the secretion of endorphins, which are produced by the body itself and cause pain reduction.
• How the electrodes are placed on your body depends on the type and location of the pain. Unless there is a special situation, the electrodes are usually placed on or around the painful area.
• It is very important that the electrodes are placed correctly, so if TENS is recommended for use at home, you should ask your physiotherapist or doctor about the placement or shape of the electrodes.
• If TENS treatment is planned to be continued at home, choosing an easy-to-use device will increase the effectiveness of the treatment.
• TENS can also be used to increase blood circulation, and in this respect it can be considered an effective option in the treatment of leg ulcers.
• Remember, TENS application does not cure the disease or injury that causes pain, it reduces your pain. If your pain persists, consult a doctor.
Can I use TENS therapy at home?
TENS is an effective and side-effect-free option for pain treatment and is often recommended for use at home. There are also special TENS devices that are extremely easy to use and are specifically designed for home treatment.
Before first use, getting recommendations from your physiotherapist or doctor and shaping your treatment program in line with these recommendations will help you achieve more effective results.
Who cannot benefit from TENS therapy?
• People with a pacemaker should not receive TENS treatment.
• It is not safe to place electrodes in the “abdominal area” during pregnancy.
• TENS electrodes should not be placed on the front of the neck or the skull.
Ask your physiotherapist or doctor if this treatment method is a valid option for your pain.

EMS is known as an electronic muscle stimulation system. ... Thanks to EMS, we increase contraction by performing a movement with the incoming current and provide the development of that muscle in a shorter time. In this way, we can provide the equivalent of a 3-4 hour outdoor training by exercising for only 25 minutes.

During classic training, the brain sends electrical signals that cause the muscles to contract and move. With the EMS system, in addition to the signals sent by the brain, much more intense external stimuli are sent to the muscles. The stimuli cause contraction in the muscles, activating all the main muscle groups as well as the most difficult muscles to reach. With this system, muscles can be worked much more intensely in a very short time without using any weights and without the slightest load on the joints.


A Wide Range of Users
It is suitable for use by almost everyone. It is preferred by everyone from those who want to relieve the tiredness of the day to some people who are undergoing physical therapy. People who are undergoing treatment related to their physical condition should consult their physicians.
A Compact Design
It has reasonable dimensions. It is controlled by only a few buttons. Therefore, it can be used by almost everyone. Its screen is quite wide. Thus, you can see the numbers very easily.