Quell pain relief

[Who Me?]

Just saw this commercial

Reclaim your life with doctor recommended pain relief.

Quell is a revolutionary new technology, wearable intensive nerve stimulation, that is clinically proven to help you manage chronic pain. It is 100% drug free and doctor recommended. Quell is FDA cleared for 24/7 use, during the day while active and at night while sleeping, so you can get relief when and where you need it.

Experience widespread relief from chronic pain.
Worn just below the knee and activated by simply clicking a button, Quell taps into your body’s natural pain control system to block pain signals to deliver widespread pain relief. It’s that powerful.

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https://www.quellrelief.com/

 

[Horizon]

If insurance covered this id try it.

 

[Cort]

There's an earlier thread on this here - http://www.healthrising.org/forums/threads/quell-wearable-tens-device.3853/#post-16546

It's a most interesting device!

Elizabeth ordered one for her mother. I'm trying to find out if it worked for her or not...

 

[Horizon]

I haven't found success with a TENS unit. I think this is different but I'm still resistant to try only because TENS doesn't help me at all.

 

[ShyestofFlies]

I've never tried a TENS because I was holding out for this. Portability is a big factor to me. Most people said that if it doesn't work in 60 days you should return it. I knocked mine and scratched it on my wheelchair around the house and so I kept mine. I did a lot of fiddling with it settings and strength wise. I'm glad I kept it despite the inconvenience. It does help a little. I currently can't get help with pain from any doctors (specialist is out of state and pcp doesn't think I should be on more meds or even meet a pain specialist). It is expensive to upkeep (30$ a month + 15 every 6 months, + intial cost). If you want one get a new one thru cvs during a holiday sale!

 

[Horizon]

I've never tried a TENS because I was holding out for this. Portability is a big factor to me. Most people said that if it doesn't work in 60 days you should return it. I knocked mine and scratched it on my wheelchair around the house and so I kept mine. I did a lot of fiddling with it settings and strength wise. I'm glad I kept it despite the inconvenience. It does help a little. I currently can't get help with pain from any doctors (specialist is out of state and pcp doesn't think I should be on more meds or even meet a pain specialist). It is expensive to upkeep (30$ a month + 15 every 6 months, + intial cost). If you want one get a new one thru cvs during a holiday sale!

I was thinking if it ever goes on sale on Amazon I will possibly order it because as a PRIME member I have a month to return it.

 

[ShyestofFlies]

I was thinking if it ever goes on sale on Amazon I will possibly order it because as a PRIME member I have a month to return it.

Yeah that isn't bad, in general the company has a 60 day return policy- it doesn't tend to go on sale on amazon. On cvs I got mine 25% off.

A few competitors have launched now I've noticed- stay tuned for those... some were cheaper!