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One in three women suffers from some sort of incontinence during their lives, occurring at any time but most commonly after childbirth. Although it’s not life threatening, the severity of incontinence can vary, causing depression, soreness and isolation.There are three types of common incontinence. Stress, urge and mixed. Stress incontinence occurs when sneezing, coughing, laughing, lifting and exercise which causes a small amount of urine to leak. Urge incontinence occurs with a sudden, strong … read more

Bizziebaby, one of the most unique product review sites online, managed to get a hold of our Elle TENS+. Being the first of its kind, the Elle TENS+ sports 3 units in one, treating birth pain, general pain and pelvic flooring toning. A sample of our brand new TENS machine was sent out to the Bizziebaby testers for reviewing. After the fantastic response from the results of their testers, Bizziebaby awarded us with their SILVER award! Just missing out on GOLD by a couple of marks. Everyone at E … read more

Can any TENS machine be used? - No. Elle TENS machines are specifically designed for childbirth. Specific features include larger pads than the other TENS machines and a boost button. This boost button gives that extra surge of power required for contractions. The Elle TENS + has a contraction timer that helps you to calculate the times between your contractions. How safe are Elle TENS machines? - They are very safe. As a drug free pain relief unit, Elle TENS machines are specifically designed f … read more

Having issues with your TENS machine? Then fear not, we’re here to help. Most of the time it’s usually the smallest thing like, putting the batteries in correctly or even turning up the intensity. So here are a few tips on what to do if you’re having problems…Make sure the batteries are inserted correctly into the machine as directed by the instructions.Change the batteries. They could be either not working at all or only have a little juice left in them resulting in the output of the TENS machi … read more

Every pregnancy comes with some sort of morning sickness during the early stages with the common symptoms of vomiting, nausea and tiredness. However this is all normal and doesn’t put your baby at any risk, clearing up at around week 12 of your pregnancy.Approximately 2% of women will go through what is called Hyperemesis Gravidarum (also known as HG) which is the term for severe nausea and vomiting during pregnancy. Evidently not very common, there is a chance of it being hereditary. Symptoms i … read more