NMES Units & EMS Muscle Stimulators
Clinical digital NMES units, EMS muscle stimulators, multi-mode combo devices, and reusable electrodes.
Find an NMES unit for your clinic or clinician-directed home program. Our EMS muscle stimulators include dedicated neuromuscular electrical stimulation devices, TENS/NMES combinations, and systems with additional treatment modes. For muscle re-education, start with the controls and channel configuration your treatment plan requires.
For detailed recommendations, read our NMES buying guide. For setup education, explore our NMES settings and electrode placement guides. Reordering pads? Browse our electrotherapy electrodes and confirm compatibility with your device.
We offer free standard U.S. shipping with no minimum order, plus quantity discounts on selected products. Check each product page for current pricing, kit contents, availability, and prescription requirements. Follow the device instructions and your clinician’s treatment plan.
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Intelect 77717 Replacement Pads and Lead-Wire Identification
Replacing pads and replacing a cable require different checks. Use the Intelect 77717 model number, electrode connection, and manufacturer lead-wire references to prepare an accurate replacement request.
NMES Clinic-to-Home Handoff Checklist
Before taking an NMES unit home, confirm the written program, electrode placement, and the ability to use the equipment as taught. This checklist helps clinics document training, supplies, stop instructions, and follow-up.
Can This NMES Unit Reproduce My Prescribed Settings?
An adjustable NMES unit may still be unable to reproduce a prescribed setting. Compare selectable values, timing rules, waveform, and channel behavior before choosing a device or transferring a program.
NMES for Trapezius Muscles and Cervical Disc Concerns: Choosing a Device
A sore trapezius muscle and a cervical disc problem can occur together, but they do not necessarily need the same treatment. Before choosing an electrical stimulator, establish whether the goal is to activate a particular muscle, manage pain temporarily, or investigate symptoms associated with nerve compression. Cervical nerve irritation can cause pain, numbness, tingling, or weakness extending into the shoulder, arm, or hand.