Labour TENS Machine Advice and Guides | Elle TENS

Many Norwegian women are heading to their local pharmacy this weekend to purchase the authentic Body Clock SensaTONE unit, the market leader in Pelvic Floor Stimulators, a solution to ecologically resolve incontinence issues.  1 in 3 women suffers from some form of incontinence during their lives and our SensaTONE is designed for use by women of all ages to help strengthen their pelvic floor muscles with confidence. We are proud to work with our international partners Ecomed, our bona … read more

Body Clock’s ambassadors enjoyed a productive and exciting past week at the Medica trade show in Dusseldorf, Germany. We met with many new contacts that recognised the potential and value that TENS would add to their markets. Below is a picture of two team members on our stand with a happy new customer – Dr. Ismael from the Ivory Coast who will be introducing our products into the Ivory Coast market! It has been a pleasure serving people like him who are motivated to enhance and impr … read more

Its awards season 2018 and we’re proud to announce that the already award winning Elle TENS 2 has been shortlisted for not one, but another two awards! We ask that if you love the Elle TENS 2 as much as we do and want to spread awareness about maternity TENS machines for labour and beyond, then please do give your vote to the Elle TENS 2! Click on the image or links below to vote... Loved By Parents Awards 2018 – Shortlisted in the Best Innovative Maternity Product category &ndas … read more

Recently on Polish national TV, a gynaecologist demonstrated on a male celebrity presenter what contraction pain feels like with the aid of muscle training equipment whose settings had been adjusted to simulate contractions. Pain experienced in labour and during contractions was likened to a marathon run or cycle - extremely tiring and repetitive. Just as good preparation is required for these mammoth events so too is good preparation recommended for pregnant woman approaching labour. The Elle … read more

When your little one has discovered how to travel on their knees and then their feet, your home will become essentially a danger zone. As they explore, there are a few safety measures you can put into place to make their environment less hazardous. Here are a few tips on keeping your baby safe: Hard edges It may not look like a dangerous piece of furniture, but you’d be surprised that the coffee table in the middle of your living room or the miniature chest of drawers is an accident waiti … read more