The device helps me mainly as a bridging aid until the pain medication takes effect, or if it has too little effect. Compared to other devices, I see the compact and simple design as an advantage. It is inconspicuous (relatively flat and no cables) and holds well. So it can also be worn inconspicuously at work. I also like the heat function. However, in my opinion it is less suitable for "long-term use". The battery is empty after approx. 1d (with the heat function) and the skin irritation, because of the relatively "rough" signals, should not be underestimated (skin needs a "treatment break"). But of course these are very subjective perceptions. Personally, I have had very good experiences with the "Beurer EM 59". I can wear this device day and night, it has very "fine" signals that have a deep effect (hardly any or much less skin irritation), almost infinite setting options, also heat function and the battery lasts a long time. Only the cables with the external control unit take a bit of getting used to in everyday life and are not so discreet. I wish you all the best and everyone a pain-free time!

Hello, my wife and daughter have tried it. Their statement is that it does not help them! The stimulation current is too weak (on an intensive level) and the generation of heat is hardly noticeable. In that case, I would rather go for an EMS device for muscles.