Discover the Affordable Labor Pain Relief Option: TENS Unit Rental Prices
OBI TENS unit package
Using the TENS unit
Elle TENS Unit package
Rental Package
- An OBI TENS or Elle TENS Unit
- A neck lanyard for convenience and safety
- 1 set of leads for easy connectivity
- Two sets of batteries (2x2) for uninterrupted usage
- An instruction manual to guide you throughout the process
- Alcohol swabs to clean the skin before application
- A carrying case for easy transportation, and
- Four electrodes (for your individual use) lasting up to 30 applications.
How much does a TENS Unit Cost?
The rental fee is $75 per device for 6 weeks
And we even handle shipping the electrodes to you.
To ensure a seamless experience, we require a $75 deposit, which is fully refundable upon return of the TENS.
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The Benefits of Using a TENS Unit for Labor
Benefits
Originally introduced in the 1970s, TENS Units have gained popularity since the 1990s, particularly during labor. The advantages of using a TENS unit during childbirth are numerous. Firstly, it provides effective pain relief, which proves especially helpful for back labor. Additionally, it offers a non-invasive and drug-free approach, making it a safe alternative. TENS can be used throughout the entire labor process, potentially reducing reliance on other pain-relief options. It is easy to use, devoid of known side effects, and offers a cost-effective solution for expectant mothers. By minimizing the need for other pain management methods and enabling women to remain mobile and active during labor, TENS units significantly contribute to a more comfortable and positive birthing experience for both mother and baby. For a comprehensive overview of TENS units, consider reading our Empowered Birthing Blog's article titled "What is a TENS Unit?"
Contraindications
However, it is crucial to be aware of specific contraindications when using a TENS unit. Firstly, TENS should not be used before the 37th week of pregnancy. Additionally, individuals with pacemakers should avoid using TENS units due to the potential for interference. If a person is prone to seizures, using a TENS unit is not recommended. Similarly, if there are existing skin wounds or rashes or if there is metal present in the body, the use of TENS units should be avoided. Furthermore, TENS units should not come into contact with water, making them unsuitable for use during showers or baths. However, users can discontinue use of the TENS unit at any time to enjoy water-based activities, such as taking a bath or shower.
Make sure your care provider knows that you intend to use it!