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TENS Units, Braces & Drug-Free Pain Relief for Seniors
Drug-free relief and support can ease everyday aches and aid recovery. Match the tool to the area and the type of discomfort.
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TENS 7000 unit
Drug-free pain relief they can run themselves: the most trusted TENS brand.
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Paraffin wax bath
Deep heat relief for arthritic hands and feet: spa-level soothing at home.
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Lavender paraffin wax refills
Replacement wax for the paraffin bath, soothing lavender scent.
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Electric heating pad
Soothing heat on demand.
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Therapy putty and hand exercisers
Grip strength and dexterity: color-coded resistance levels.
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Cordless hand massager
A rechargeable massager that kneads tired, achy hands with heat and gentle pressure.
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Knee stabilizer brace
Maximum support for arthritic or unstable knees, adjustable straps.
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Knee compression sleeve
Lighter daily support for achy knees, easy to put on and take off.
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Copper compression wrist brace
Carpal tunnel and arthritis relief, wear during daily activities.
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Ankle brace and plantar fasciitis sleeve
Plantar fasciitis and ankle support, thin enough to wear inside a shoe.
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Memory foam lumbar support and seat cushion set
Relieves back and tailbone pain while sitting: two cushions for chair, car, or wheelchair.
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Weak Hands & Arthritis Kit
Everyday tasks made possible again when grip and strength fade.
What to look for
- Look for simple controls and auto-shutoff on heating products.
- Choose braces and supports sized for the right joint and a comfortable fit.
- These offer comfort, not treatment; check with a clinician for persistent pain.
Common questions
- Does a TENS unit actually help with pain?
- Many people get real, drug-free relief from a TENS unit for muscle and joint aches; it sends gentle electrical pulses that can ease pain for a while. Results vary, so look for simple controls and start low.
- Should I use heat or cold for sore joints?
- As a general rule, heat relaxes stiff, achy muscles and joints, while cold calms fresh swelling or a flare. Use whatever brings relief, and choose products with auto-shutoff. Check with a clinician for persistent pain.
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