iTENS is a Wearable Pain Relief Device That's Controlled with an App
Riley von Niessen — May 30, 2016 — Lifestyle
References: itens & yankodesign
The 'iTENS' is a lightweight wearable pain relief device that's designed to treat chronic suffering by safely stimulating your nerves.
The product is FDA-approved and uses wireless technology that makes it comfortable and convenient to wear for long periods of time. Connected to an app using Bluetooth, the pain relief device can have its programs customized and can keep track of your progress over time as it treats you.
The company seeks to offer a way for those dealing with chronic pain a less bulky alternative and give them more freedom in their day-to-day activities. The product can be worn virtually anywhere on the body, with small and large sizes both available. According to the brand, "The iTENS will give you up to 24 hours of use per charge for continuous pain relief," with its gel pads able to be reused 10-12 times as well.
The product is FDA-approved and uses wireless technology that makes it comfortable and convenient to wear for long periods of time. Connected to an app using Bluetooth, the pain relief device can have its programs customized and can keep track of your progress over time as it treats you.
The company seeks to offer a way for those dealing with chronic pain a less bulky alternative and give them more freedom in their day-to-day activities. The product can be worn virtually anywhere on the body, with small and large sizes both available. According to the brand, "The iTENS will give you up to 24 hours of use per charge for continuous pain relief," with its gel pads able to be reused 10-12 times as well.
Trend Themes
1. Wearable Pain Relief Devices - The market for wearable pain relief devices is on the rise, providing opportunities for innovative products that utilize wireless technology.
2. Customizable Pain Relief Programs - Customizable programs within pain relief devices is becoming a trend, providing opportunities for personalized pain management.
3. App-connected Pain Relief Devices - Devices that connect to apps are becoming increasingly popular, providing opportunities for developing technologies that seamlessly integrate with mobile devices.
Industry Implications
1. Healthcare Industry - As more people turn to alternative pain relief treatments, there is an opportunity for healthcare providers to integrate wearable pain relief devices like iTENS into their services.
2. Fitness Industry - Wearable pain relief devices like iTENS have the potential to be integrated into fitness recovery programs, providing innovative and personalized solutions for athletes.
3. Consumer Electronics Industry - The emerging trend of app-connected wearable pain relief devices presents opportunities for electronics companies to develop new innovative products that meet consumer needs.
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