Aug 9, 2023
Desk Jockey announces the availability of the iTENS therapy device, which uses advanced technology to alleviate chronic neck pain in men.

Ellsworth, United States - August 9, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The retailer says the product is the first FDA-cleared, over-the-counter Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) therapy device controllable by smartphones. It uses mild electrical currents to stimulate nerves under the skin, which can intercept pain signals.
More information about Desk Jockey’s new product is available at https://deskjockeystore.com/collections/full-body/products/wireless-tens-unit-stimulator-by-itens-bluetooth-enabled-tens-device-with-free-app-for-back-pain-knee-pain-and-other-joint-relief-patented-mechanical-wings-and-rechargeable-battery
A company representative says that iTENS’ non-invasive technology makes it suitable for long-term management of neck pain (in addition to medical directives from a physician). The versatile device may also be used to relieve discomfort in the back, knee, and joints.
According to research, the prevalence of neck pain among men is 18% — meaning roughly 1 in 5 males will experience this problem at some point in their lives. There are a variety of factors that cause neck discomfort, including poor posture, repetitive movements, injury, and joint degradation.
iTENS offers an all-natural and non-surgical way to effectively manage neck pain, which can enhance one’s quality of life. It is safe for the vast majority of individuals, including the elderly, since the electric currents are very minuscule.
This therapy device has patented mechanical wings, which rotate 360 degrees to deliver a full range of motion. The electrodes also come with adhesive pads, keeping them in place even if a person is moving. iTENS is typically used for 20 to 30 minutes at a time, but therapy can be repeated throughout the day as needed.
Users can download a companion app that lets them customize the device’s functions depending on the body part being treated. It is available at no cost from both the Apple App Store and Android Play Store.
A spokesperson says: “When you have neck pain, even simple tasks can be an ordeal. That’s why we decided to add iTENS to our product inventory. Its cutting-edge nerve stimulation technology can greatly reduce your discomfort so you can regain control of your life.”
In addition to neck pain relief, Desk Jockey also sells products that address ankle, elbow, feet, and hand discomfort.
For further details about iTENS, interested parties may visit https://deskjockeystore.com/collections/full-body/products/wireless-tens-unit-stimulator-by-itens-bluetooth-enabled-tens-device-with-free-app-for-back-pain-knee-pain-and-other-joint-relief-patented-mechanical-wings-and-rechargeable-battery
Contact Info:
Name: Kit Feuerhelm
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Organization: Desk Jockey LLC
Address: N4302 County Road DD, Ellsworth, WI 54011, United States
Website: http://www.deskjockey.net
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Release ID: 89104539
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