T.E.N.S.Link - The Ultimate Electrode

Three Modalities in One: Cold Compression Electrical Stimulation

T.E.N.S.Link cools the injury. This cooling effect is especially important in treating edema.

T.E.N.S.Link provides compression. While providing electrical stimulation, T.E.N.S.Link keeps the injury under compression.

T.E.N.S.Link delivers electrical stimulation to the affected area. Not just a patch, but the entire muscle group can be targeted.

T.E.N.S.Link is an electrode consisting of a conductive gel wrap and a lead wire that attaches to an electrical stimulation device. The wrap is resilient and saturated with a nontoxic gel that conducts current and cools at room temperature. The cooling effect, coupled with the wrap's compression, reduces pain and swelling in soft tissue injuries. T.E.N.S.Link adheres to itself, eliminating the need for outer wraps or bandages. Because T.E.N.S.Link is available in several shapes and sizes, it can be adapted to individual treatment needs.

Use T.E.N.S.Link when electrical stimulation is the treatment of choice for acute or chronic small-joint injuries. Indications for treatment include pain, edema, and loss of motion. Because T.E.N.S.Link can wrap around the injury, stimulation is received all around the affected area. This is especially beneficial for small joint injuries to fingers, toes, wrists, ankles, elbows, and knees. It is not recommended for open wounds.

T.E.N.S.Link is the ideal partner for acute care, with whatever stimulation unit you choose.

T.E.N.S.Link is available in three sizes:
• 1" x 24" (2.5cm x 61cm) Order #0124EL
• 2" x 48" (5cm x 121.9cm) Order #0248EL
• 3" x 72" (7.6cm x 182.9cm) Order #0372EL

For more information, contact our Sales Department

“T.E.N.S.Link is a major improvement in the treatment of both acute and chronic conditions where electrical stimulation is the treatment of choice. T.E.N.S.Link can conform to any body part and can be custom-cut and fitted to the appropriate size."

Robert C. Batters, RPT
Peachtree Orthopedic Clinic
Atlanta, Georgia

Email: koldwrap@npcc.net