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Hi all and thanks to the new customers who we have sold machines to in August, welcome.

You know I had an email today from a prospective tens customer confused at which tens machine to buy, and I thought that will the basis of my article for this blog.

The lady has looked at a couple of tens machines and after searching tens she was totally confused.

Well here is a couple of questions to ask your self if you were in her position.

1. How many channels does the tens machine have?
2. How long to the batteries last in your tens machine? And how long do cheaper tens last?
3. What is the warranty of the tens machine?
4. If I buy a cheap tens machine from overseas, what happens when it breaks down?
5. Does the tens machine have the modes that will assist with my problems?
6. If I buy an overseas or cheap tens machine will I be able to buy new electrodes in Australia?
7. How much are new tens electrodes from overseas? How much are ours?
8. Is the tens machine analog or digital?
9. Does the tens use 9 volt or aa batteries?
10. Is the tens machine registered with the Therapeutic Goods Administration?
11. If I buy a tens from a Chemist can the staff answer all of these questions?
12. Will overseas or cheap suppliers of tens take the time to answer your queries, like I have?

Please read the answers below to your questions.

1. Our TN11 tens has 2 channels.
2. Our batteries last 6 months, some of my competitors will last 2 hours.
3. We give 2 years warranty on the TN11 and that’s new for old replacement.
4. If our tens machine breaks down we replace it, as long as it has not been wet or misused.
5. Our tens machine has the correct modes for your complaint.
6. Maybe!!!!!!
7. Generally $29.95 plus posgae, we charge $15 for a set of 4 plus $4 postage.
8. Our tens is digital.
9. Our tens uses ordinary aa batteries.
10. Our tens is registered with the TGA N0. 128036
11. Definitely no
12. Yes they might, will they have the experience I have, definitely no to give you the answers.

Some interesting info for you to think about prior to purchasing your tens.

Regards Peter Thornton

Posted by Peter Thornton at 3:28 PM on Monday, August 25, 2008

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