med-fit1 TENS Electrode Pads - 12 Long-Lasting Self-Adhesive Pads (3 Packs of 4) for TENS Machines

Good connection fit and great adhesion

best ive had, very sticky and a good price

They do what they should pain relief is good but not greatThey are effective and the adhesion is good

Quick delivery and good price. Plug in tens machine and away you go!

It's does what it says on machine and reduces the pain when needed.would tells people to buy this machine simple to set up and works right away VERY GOOD

I had borrowed a TENS machine to help with my back pain, but I used the electrodes. These are designed for the machine I borrowed, and are working perfectly!

Brought these as a replacement for my circulation and TENS device and they are really good. You get several in the pack so. Do to each one adherence strength they should last a long while

I have a medfit 3 and continue to be amazed at the relief from lower back pain and increasingly painful this device has provided me. It truly has been a Godsend, I just resent the fact at how misleading the claims for the longevity of the pads are. At first they are ridiculously adhesive, but they quickly lose that adhesion beginning at the edges after a couple of days. I'm lucky, I've managed to identify the one area in my lower lumbar section that treats both back back and the sciatica in my left leg which was only getting worse after years of physio keeping it at bay. I actually found that the combination of yoga and pilates that I had practiced for about 6 years was only starting to exacerbate the pain, particularly my sciatica.So I decided to give this machine a go, amd after a lot of trial and error, I now only use two of the larger pads at the very base of my spine. These particular pads I won't be using again, I just find that two of the wider pads is more effective than four of the standard size ones. My current placememt solves all my back/sciatica problems. Well the symptoms anyway...But I might get a week out of a set of pads. Not the months the ads promise. One of the problems, is that when it's warmer the pads come away more easily and catch on my clothes. I had been cutting off the dried edges, but of course that effects how the current is distributed, so now, I just use the water method along with plenty of conductive gel and then chuck the pads.Battery wise this area of the body requires both a low frequency and pulse width. Plus I'm only using one channel so I get a long time out of a single battery.I would recommend you at least give the wider pads ago. I suppose it all depends on the nature of the condition you suffer from. These pads can work fine on very localized pain and areas of the body. Yay for Tens machines! Boo for getting old and needing one...