4 Count Tens Wires 3.5Mm Plug To Snap Electrode For Unit Electrodes Lead

These are well made with good conductivity. I pinpoint areas of pain with these 3.5mm TENS wires with snaps and hook it to my grounding bed mat/sheet by using alligator clips. Very simple really, I bought some alligator clips, slid one onto the end of the TENS wires and tighten, then attach the clips onto a couple TENS replacement electro pads. Even better, you can separate the two wires to make them even wider for better coverage and the 5' length is ideal. I've bought these 3 times so far to hand out to friends.. wish they sold them in a larger pack. WORKS AWESOME! These wires conduct for grounding perfectly as I tested with multi-meter, and I was able eliminate some shoulder pain in 1 night sleeping on a grounding mat. Amazing and great price! Thank you!

Better quality than original, lets you use generic pads which are 10% the cost of originals

The items work well, the cords do fit a tens unit, and the only thing I had to check was to make sure I got replacement pads that have the button snap, as is visible on these cords. We have cats, and they have habits of chewing tiny cords. Luckily it’s never been while plugged in, it’s always they end up finding it when it’s put away and unplugged, but my fiancé needs their tens unit to help manage severe endometriosis pain, among other chronic bodily pain. And getting a brand name replacement cord or even a new tens unit isn’t in the cards when our little stinker kitties decide that it’s time to munch. So this fits the bill, but definitely be aware of what connection points you have in terms of the part that plugs into the tens unit itself, and the part that connects the pads to the unit! I cross referenced by looking up the unit itself and look at the old cord, and luckily I made the right size choice and it worked out wonderfully.

Cables de tens 100% funcionales. recomendables

I bought this old school muscle stimulator at the thrift store. It was listed as Untested. With my seniors discount for only $2. I remember seeing this at my chiropractors office years ago, and he said it was a $300 unit. It came with no leads, and used a standard mini phono jack. Turns out it only needed a 9 volt battery. So, I ordered these leads from Amazon. These leads plug right in, and the snaps worked perfectly on my reusable pads. I have a Tens unit, however, it’s no comparison to this old school muscle stimulator. The package came with four sets of leads. Quite pleased