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Old 06-16-2013, 11:58 PM #5
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That device could be a TENS, EMS or IF stim, there are a few other types too.

You might ask which type it is, I liked the IF stim my chiro used so I bought a personal use one from Amazon. Usually IF stim can be turned up more than the others because the frequency is different and it doesn't sting or zap you.
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