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Tens machines – Nmes devices

OrthoCanada Medical Products is a distributor of TENS machines and NMES devices in Canada. We carry TENS and NMES machines brands that have Canadian Medical Device Licenses and that are suitable for rehab clinics and for home health care. Our brands include:

Empi® TENS & NMES machines
ITO® TENS machines
Cefar® TENS & NMES machines
Mettler® TENS, NMES & Microcurrent
AlphaStim® Microcurrent machines

For more information or to purchase TENS & NMES machines in Canada, call 1-800-561-0310

TENS & NMES Machines Specifications

EMPI EPIX VT TENS
• Features push button controls that are easier for patients with limited hand function
• Records usage and effectiveness for situations requiring measurable outcomes
• Normal or extra strength outputs
• 8 preset protocols
Power: 8.4 volt batteries
Channel: Dual
Programs: 12 program options
Waveform: Balanced Asymmetrical Biphasic
Amplitude: 0 to 60 mA

ITO ES-320 TENS
This high quality digital dual channel TENS with an LCD screen is very competitively priced. Features:
• Memory protection function for programmed parameters
• Lock function
• Auto power off function
• Low battery power warning
Power: 3 AA batteries
Channel: Dual
Modes: Constant, Burst, Surge*, Sweep, Random
Waveform: Symmetric, bi-phase rectangular pulse
Amplitude: Max. 90mA (peak)
Timer: 1-60 minutes
Display: LCD

EMPI ECLIPSE+ TENS
• Dual channel
• Variety of modulation options (treatment programs) that vary the combinations of rate, pulse width and amplitude
Power: Two 7.2 volts batteries with charger
Channel: Dual
Modes: Normal, Burst, Modulated, Width, Modulated Rate,
Waveform: Balanced Asymmetrical Biphasic
Amplitude: 0 to 60 mA

CEFAR EASY TENS
4 pre-programs for back & neck pain
Pain Relief Neck / Shoulder
Pain Relief Lower Back
Massage Neck / Shoulder
Massage Lower Back

EMPI RESPOND 300PV NMES
NMES, 2 pole IFC (Premod), High Volt
• Ideal for clinic or home use
• Includes therapies designed to re-educate specific muscles and/or muscle groups, relax muscle spasm, relieve acute pain, manage chronic pain and increase local blood circulation

Amplitude: NMES 0–100 mA, IFC 25 V, High Volt 300 V
Pulse width: NMES 50–400 µsec, High Volt 10 µsec FWHM
Waveform: NMES Symmetric or Asymmetric, Biphasic, zero net change
High Volt Twin peaked, monophasic or biphasic

Cefar REHAB 2 Pro – 2 channel NMES & TENS
Cefar REHAB 4 Pro – 4 channel NMES & TENS
Cefar Rehab XT – 2 channel NMES & TENS

Cefar’s Indication Specific Clinical Guide (created by physiotherapists) has photographs of electrode placement & instructions including intensity, treatment time, exercises, & when to use the manual control. The treatments are adjusted for stimulating larger & smaller muscle groups. The Rehab 2 can stimulate 2 muscle groups at once; the Rehab 4 can run 2 different programs at once, or have all 8 electrodes coordinated.

Both have a Manual Hand Switch for clinician/patient control of contraction duration & rest time. Both Monitor Compliance. Both have Preprograms, but the Rehab 2 has 30 while the Rehab 4 has 109. The Rehab 2 has can save up to 7 protocols with manually set parameters; the Rehab 4 saves up to 30. Both have a Key Lock to prevent erroneous setting changes during a treatment session. Rechargeable batteries included.

Cefar PHYSIO 4 – NMES, Serial Contractions, TENS, Denervated Muscle Diagnostic / Treatment, Galvanic (Iontophoresis & Water Treatments)
4 channel mains or rechargeable battery
In 131 preset programs based on the latest clinical research in physiotherapy, Cefar has produced an extensive Clinical Guide describing in photographs & text how to use each of the programs in the Physio 4. This includes detailed method descriptions, electrode placement, stimulation intensity, treatment time, exercises, & when to complement by using the manual control.

Up to 50 manual protocols can be saved in the NMES, TENS, & denervated muscles treatments. The Physio 4 can stimulate 2 muscle groups at once, run 2 different programs at once, or have all 8 electrodes coordinated. It has a Manual Hand Switch for clinician or patient control of contraction duration & rest time. Each channel has independent current settings.

NMES: 68 pre-programs in groupings – Rehab (including for hemi & paraplegia), Sports/Fitness (training force & alternating stim), & Incontinence.
Serial Contractions: Functional movement pattern facilitation or reeducation, including stroke & other brain-injuries (eg. grip / release, hand-to-mouth, antiflexion synergia & standing up)
TENS groupings: Nociceptive, Neurogenic, General, & Specific (eg. neck / back / hip pain, menstrual pain, angina pectoris, improved peripheral wound healing, nausea)
Denervated muscle diagnosis of the degree of denervation, with treatment programs to prevent athrophy.
Galvanic current in water (increase circulation, treating edema & hyperhidrosis) or iontophoresis (corticosteriod treatment of bursitis, tendonitis, etc)