Elle TENS Replacement Electrodes for TENS Machine for Labour, 40mm x 100mm | 4 Pack, Reusable, Self-Adhesive, Medical Grade, 2mm Connectivity, Individually Wrapped, CE & ROHS Compliant

Thanks! Good item!

I've bought these like 4 times and I'll buy them again! I have the Elle Advance machine so can use it post labour too. The stickiness is amazing and can use them for days on end. They worked perfectly for my labour too

Bought an Elle tens machine for labour second-hand and just needed new electrodes, these were a great price. I already had another tens machine for more general back pain, so have used plenty of other brands of electrodes before, but it’s not suitable for use in pregnancy. These are better than the electrodes I’ve bought from elsewhere for my other machine - very sticky and a good size.

Super sticky and well designed. Stayed on the whole time I needed it during my labour contractions. Hygienically packaged so you know if it’s been use/opened or not.

Good

Used a tens machine for the labour of both our children, and is something I highly recommend for early stages! These worked great as a replacement to my first pads for my second delivery so they did what they needed to.

My wife had been lent a TENS machine for her pregnancy and these pads worked perfectly. Good price as well. She used them right through the pregnancy and again at the birth and found them to be very useful- she didn’t need much in the way of pain relief perhaps because of these and the tens machine during the birth which she was very happy about. The adhesive stood up to the real test at the birth and they stayed in place right through for what was a lengthy birth. No complaints whatsoever.

I was really grateful I have ordered and received this in time, though it cost quite a bit this way. But I didn't want to risk not having it, if baby arrived. In the end as I have ben turned away from the hospital twice, and the 3rd time I nearly had baby in front of the reception, and had not been given any other painkillers or had baby in the bath as I dreamed of - so ended up using the Tens machine till nearly the last 10 minutes. It really has helped throughout, apart from the very end (the last 30-60 minutes the pains were too strong). It doesn't take the pain away, but you don't concentrate on it so much, and it helps. I had one the first time (supplied by the hospital), and this second time that was not available, so I wanted to find one that is as good, and this seemed to have worked. So I do recommend this, but work it all out beforehand (not very difficult how to put the electrodes up), though you should have a few hours (or quite a few) to figure it out.... Good luck!