EMS 7500 2nd Edition Electrical Muscle Stimulator Unit

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Q: Can it be used for Foot Drop Treatment?

Asked by: Amanat Khan - 3/1/2016

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Q: Can you send me a order form to make a purchase ?

Asked by: Eddie - 1/21/2016

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Q: Can this unit be purchased with an AC adapter so as to save on batteries?

Asked by: Jim Moyers - 7/10/2018

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Q: Why is the pulse amplitude 0-80mAs when I have seen same device specs with 0-100?

Asked by: A - 8/3/2018

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Q: What are the measurements of the unit?

Asked by: Judy Au - 10/7/2018

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Q: Will this help my lymphodemea in my legs from my waist down. My legs, ankles and feet are Hugh from being swollen. And they hurt alot and sometimes very. Very painful. Will this help me with?

Asked by: Patricia Draper - 8/16/2020

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Q: What is the difference between this EMS 7500 and the TENS 7000?

Asked by: Lorraine - 8/8/2023

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Q: Does this package come with a written user manual, that has print big enough for a Senior to read?

Asked by: Barbara - 10/23/2025

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The EMS 7500 is a standalone muscle stimulator, which can indeed be used as a treatment option for Foot Drop. Prior to considering electrical muscle stimulation for your particular case, though, it is highly recommended to first consult with your doctor/medical professional to see if EMS would be a good fit for you.

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A: All of our products can be purchased at your own leisure directly through the website with any major credit card or PayPal. We do not have any sort of order form.

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A: No, the EMS 7500 is powered by a single 9V Battery only.

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Pulse Amplitude (Intensity of the stimulation) is indeed adjustable from 0-80mA on this unit, in 10mA increments, using the two dials at the top of the device, one for each channel. Other units may have different parameters, there is no standard.

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A: Please refer to the Product Description for full specifications, including dimensions of the device.

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Answer provided by: TENSPros Management (10/10/2018)

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Please consult with your medical practitioner to see if a form of electrotherapy, such as EMS for muscle stimulation, would be a good solution for you and your particular case, since what may be recommended for one individual, may not necessarily hold true for everybody in the same boat. It is important to note that electrotherapy is just not for everyone. If you have any technical questions as they relate to the products we carry, we can certainly assist further with that.

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A: The difference is really in the name... The EMS 7500 is an EMS device, for Electrical Muscle Stimulation. The TENS 7000 / InTENSity 7 is a TENS device, for Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation.

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Answer provided by: TENS Pros Management (8/8/2023)

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A: Each unit comes with a small booklet to help teach the user how to use the unit. The print is not large but we do provide a PDF document on the product page that you can zoom in and out to make the materials bigger or smaller.

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