CliniEco Wireless TENS Unit — Bluetooth APP Control, USB-C Rechargeable, 24-Mode Pain Relief (Coming Soon)
Not currently offered for sale in Canada. Use the button below to enquire about availability, lead time and documentation.
Product Overview
The CliniEco Wireless TENS Unit brings pain relief into the modern era. Unlike traditional wired TENS devices, this Bluetooth-enabled unit connects to your smartphone via a free app, giving you full control over 24 therapy modes without being tethered by wires.
Whether you're dealing with chronic back pain, post-workout soreness, or arthritis discomfort, the wireless design lets you move freely while receiving targeted relief.
Key Features
- Wireless Bluetooth Control — Free app for iOS & Android; adjust intensity, mode, and timer from your phone
- 24 Therapy Modes — Acupuncture, kneading, tapping, cupping, and more — for full-body pain management
- USB-C Rechargeable — 1500 mAh battery provides 20+ hours of use per charge; charges with any phone charger
- Dual Channel, 4 Pads — Treat two body areas simultaneously (e.g., lower back + shoulder)
- Portable & Discreet — Clip-on design, wear under clothing while working or moving
- Auto-Off Timer — 15/30/60 minute settings for safe, worry-free use
What's Included
1× TENS Unit, 4× Electrode Pads, 1× USB-C Cable, 4× Gel Sheets, 1× Carry Pouch, 1× User Manual (English/French)
Availability: Pre-launch. Register your interest and we will confirm the Canadian release date and shipping window once stock is confirmed.
What does a TENS unit do, and what does it not do?
A TENS unit passes a low-level pulsed current through electrode pads. The widely used explanation is that the current modulates how pain signals are carried, which is why the effect is felt during and shortly after a session rather than being a change to the underlying condition. It does not identify or address the cause of pain, and it is not a substitute for an assessment.
How many pads can be used at once, and where do they go?
This unit is dual-channel with four pads, so two areas can be worked at the same time — lower back and shoulder, for example. Place each pair on the same muscle group, keep pads from touching each other, and keep the current path off the front of the neck and across the chest. Pads lose adhesion as they age, and a pad that lifts concentrates current and stings.
Who should not use a TENS unit?
People with an implanted electronic device such as a pacemaker or defibrillator, people who are pregnant, and anyone with epilepsy should not use one without clinical advice. The same applies over broken skin, over the eyes, on the front of the neck and across the chest. These cautions belong to the labelling of every unit of this type rather than to one brand.
What does the pre-launch status mean for a clinic?
The page is published for information while the Canadian launch is confirmed. The model is pre-launch and no therapeutic claim is made here. A clinic that wants one for a trial should register interest and wait for the confirmed Canadian labelling, because the contraindication list and the intended-use wording are what the clinic's own policy will be written against, and those are the two pages an auditor will ask to see.
| Specification | Packaging / quantity | Unit basis | Typical setting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dual channel | One unit | Two areas at once | Home, physiotherapy waiting area |
| Electrode pads | Four pads plus four gel sheets | Pairs on one muscle group | Lower back, shoulder |
| Therapy modes | 24 modes in the app | One mode per session | Home use |
| Timer | 15 / 30 / 60 minutes | Per session | Auto-off at the set time |
| Battery and charging | 1500 mAh, USB-C cable | Per charge | Standard phone charger |
Institutional enquiries: institutional account enquiry page.
Last reviewed: 2026-11
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