THE PEOPLE (WHO?) In 2017, TensCare became an Employee Owned Business with the We recognize that by helping majority of shares being held in a Trust for the benefit of all TensCare Ltd each other and working together, employees. When you talk to any member of the TensCare team they are a stake holder in the business, they have a desire to understand the parts. The TensCare team our customer needs and go all out to provide reliable, safe products. and the partners we work with There is a true triumph and sense of achievement in improving the well-being of our customers and knowing that this positively...

PAIN RELIEF

PAIN RELIEF WHAT IS TENS? TENS stands for Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation. TENS stimulates your body’s own natural defenses against pain, namely the release of endorphins. TENS is entirely safe and has been used successfully by thousands of pain sufferers. HOW DOES TENS WORK? TENS sends a gentle stimulation through the skin which works in TWO ways: Pain Gate and Endorphin Release. Pain Gate - TENS stimulates the sensory nerves which carry touch frequency settings, and slightly and temperature signals. These stronger outputs, TENS drives the nerves go to the same connections motor...

Pain Relief Pain Aide Pain Aide is intended for the relief of pain associated with sore or aching muscles of the lower back, arms, or legs due to strain from exercise or normal household and work activities. There are 8 modes intended for application on the Shoulder, Arm, Lower Back, Leg and Foot. This device can be used in the environment of Clinics, Hospitals and Home Environments. The Pain Aide is a simple to use, user friendly device which is battery operated. PRODUCT CODE POWER SUPPLY Electrode pads

2 independent channels with 4 electrode pads to treat 2 areas at the same time 4 preset TENS programs including burst and constant stimulation Comfortable stimulation with 15 steps of intensity Memory functions saving the number of uses and time of usage Program retention (automatically starts in the last program used)

INCONTINENCE WHAT IS INCONTINENCE? Incontinence is a widespread condition that affects 8.7% of more likely to develop as you associated with: individuals above 20 years old get older or following childbirth. • Accidentally leaking urine worldwide, which increases up Some people wrongly think that incontinence is a normal part of Incontinence ranges in severity aging or that it cannot be treated. from ‘just a small or occasional This is unfortunate, as many cases a hurry or not making it there leak’ to the complete loss of bladder or bowel control. significantly improved. Urinary incontinence...

linked with urinary incontinence include: • Pregnancy (both pre- and post-natal women) and menopause • Specific types of surgery such as prostatectomy (removal of all or part of the prostate) and hysterectomy (removal of all or part of the uterus and/or ovaries) • Reduced mobility preventing you from getting to or using the toilet • Neurological and musculoskeletal conditions such as multiple sclerosis and arthritis • Health conditions such as obesity, diabetes, stroke, heart conditions, respiratory conditions, prostate problems, constipation and urinary tract infections • Some medications STRESS...

WHAT ARE KEGEL EXERCISES? Kegel exercises will help making the pelvic floor muscles stronger and keep them tone. It is recommended to make pelvic floor exercises as part of your daily life. Kegel exercises can be done at any time and are very discreet, so you can do them almost anywhere; lying in bed, sitting at the computer or waiting for a bus. It is a good idea to try and develop a routine which you can repeat each day. First, it is important to find your pelvic floor muscles and feel them working. So here are a couple of techniques which might help: Try to stop the flow of urine during urination....

HOW DO PELVIC FLOOR EXERCISERS WORK? A Pelvic Floor Exerciser (PFE) sends a gentle stimulation (similar to your natural nerve impulses) direct to your pelvic floor muscles through a vaginal or anal probe with stainless steel electrodes, or through autoadhesive electrode pads. These signals make your pelvic floor muscles contract. If you have forgotten how to contract them, are having trouble getting muscle response, or simply want to bring back the condition of your pelvic floor muscles, a pelvic floor exerciser can work them for you to build up their strength and help you to develop your own...

FOR MEN The prevalence of incontinence in men of all ages is certainly lower than that for women. Large studies have indicated that about 3% to 11% overall, with urge incontinence accounting for 40% to 80% of all male patients. Stress incontinence accounts for less than 10% of cases and is attributable to prostate surgery, trauma, or neurological injury. Incontinence in men increases with age and appears to rise more steadily than it does in women. However, the estimates for severe incontinence in men in their 70’s and 80’s is still only about half of that in women. Men are also less likely to...

Kegel Toner The Kegel Toner is a powered muscle stimulator used for strengthening the pelvic floor muscles. It incontinence. Kegel Toner can also be used to rehabilitate the pelvic floor muscles after childbirth. Most women need to rehabilitate their pelvic floor muscles after childbirth, and/or suffer from mild bladder leakage (occurs when coughing, laughing, sneezing, exercising…). Maintenance of pelvic floor strength: like any other muscles, the pelvic floor will weaken over time, it is important to exercise these muscles regularly to avoid bladder leakage in the future. PRODUCT CODE POWER...

Single channel unit to provide relief from symptoms of all types of incontinence via a tampon-shaped probe 2 preset programs, train to strengthen weak muscles and a tone aftercare program Comfortable stimulation with small steps of intensity, 1 mA per step Automatically resets the strength to zero and flashes ‘LEADS’ if the connection comes loose Memory functions saving the number of uses and time of usage Program retention (automatically starts in the last program used)