What the hell is a TENS Unit?? -- SantaMedical Pain Releif Unit review

So over the last couple of weeks, Santa Medical has sent me 3 medical TENS Units, to try out and to write about for you guys. The amazing thing is that they work!! I never even knew that something like this existed until I was given the opportunity to review them at a discounted price. 

So first off, here are the ones I received for my review: 

- (29.95)Tens Unit Handheld Electronic Pulse Massage (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007TOJ948) 

- (38.95) Santamedical PM-180 Tens Unit Electronic Pulse Massager with 8 Modes (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00XQIKEAE)

- (34.95) Santamedical PM-120 Tens Unit Electronic Pulse Massager with 6 Modes  (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00XQIEKHC)

And they are listen in the order of "betterness". Yes, beleive it or not, the one which is least expensive is also the best. 

So what are these exactly, what do they do, and how do they work? 

Well it's simple. Their purpose is to releive pain. You simply attach some electrodes to the part of your body which is in pain, hook them up to the main meter, and then start the automatic mode, typically for 15 minutes. And then you watch the magic. Pain poof! 

Rapid signals are send, kinda like heartbeats, again and again to your body, and that is what causes your pain to temporarily go away, or subdue to a great extent. Honestly guys, I would highly recommend you all to at least try them out. 

I prefer the hand held one more than anything else because the electrodes are smaller. Much smaller, about half as small as the other two. The upside to that is that since there is a smaller area to cover, the machine works much better at controlling, and (now this is what I have felt) releives pain better. Now this isn't certified to work on everyone, however, I have given two of the three sets which I received to freinds and they have tried it on themselves, with fantastic results as well.  

Pulse Oximeter and Massage roller

I recently received this pulse oximeter(http://www.amazon.com/Santamedical-Fingertip-Oximeter-Saturation-batteries/dp/B00R59OTOC) and massage roller(http://www.amazon.com/Gurin-Massage-Roller-injuries-increase/dp/B0087TZVW8) in exchange for my honest opinion.

I have to say, both of these are absolutely fantastic products.

UPDATE COMING SOON

AWESOME COPPER MUG! Great gift idea, but also good for your own cabinet!

HOLY CRAP!

That is all I can say. I'm kidding, I have so much to say about this copper mug. I'm from India (and what do you know, this is Made in India) and I absolutely love it. I am going to be gifting this to my grandmother, who LOVES to drink water from copper mugs. Copper mugs such as these have the ability to self purify water when left overnight (or so she says. Personally, I don't like the smell that it leaves off, but she loves it, so that's what's important).

On to the main thing. The mug is HEAVY. Like heavy duty. It's not your typical cheap made in china junk. And the wooden box that comes with it? MUAH! Amazing! It's really refreshing to see a company take care about the well roundedness of it's whole product, not only for the high build product but also up to the packaging.

In the end, I must recommend this to everyone. As it is described, it can serve as a perfect gift, but it also looks good in your own cabinet as well!

Great purchase! I received a small discount in exchange for my honest review and feedback.

Review for Sound Intone HD200 headphones

This is an amazing set of headphones. I have multiple headphones in my house, but this was the first foldable set. And I must say, I’m quite impressed. They are definitely worth 20 bucks, if not more.
Pros:
1) REALLY COMFORTABLE. When I first opened these, I didn’t actually think that they would be comfortable to use, since I thought this was made out of cheap materials. But it’s not! This leads me to my second point
2) HIGH BUILD QUALITY. These are not your typical made in china headphones. Yeah, they are made in china, but quality is something they have not neglected. They are really heavy headphones (not so heavy that they are uncomfortable on your head, but just heavy enough)
3) CLEAR SOUND. That’s the most important thing right? The sound is absolutely phenomenal on these headphones. I am rather impressed by how they were able to pull this all off for such a low price!
Cons:
1) There’s only one con. And that’s the fact that the AUX cable comes attached into the headphones. I hate that. I’ve always hated that. Why do you need to affix the aux cable to the headphones (i.e. why not just have a jack?)?! The problem is that after a few months -- perhaps even days -- of use, this headphone will become useless. It doesn’t matter what the build quality is, how comfortable it is, or anything else. If the wire comes affixed to the headphones, it’s an automatic bye bye. This is the sole reason that I am giving this headphone a 4 star rating instead of 5.
I did get a small discount for this pair of headphones in exchange for my honest feedback.

AWESOME ARMBAND

This is the BEST armband I've used, ever. I've used lots of armbands before, however this one outshines them all! It works with all my devices, including my fire phone, and my moto x and moto g. Even my ipod touch is securely fastened in this armband. It's got 4 holes on each corner on the back, so that headphones can be plugged into either sides! Absolutely MARVELOUS armband! I got this for a discounted price in exchange for my review and honest feedback.

Pencil Shapener

What can I say about this? It does exactly what it is supposed to do. Sharpens a manual pencil into a fine point. It works great, doesn’t make a ton of noise, and is relatively compact. So everything’s cool right? WRONG! If you’re spending money on an electric sharpener, I would highly suggest you to go buy one which doesn’t work on just batteries. Keep in mind that these 4 AA batteries have to power a motor, and they run out quickly, especially if you use the sharpener a lot. So my advice for you is to try and find something that is battery powered and portable like this, however, it can also be charged with a power cord. I believe Imikas also sells one like that, but it’s a little more expensive. I would buy that rather than have to constantly change batteries. Even if you have rechargeable batteries, like myself, it’s still a pain to have to take them out, charge them up for 12 hours, and then put them back in. Please note that I received this battery powered sharpener at a discount in exchange for my review and honest feedback.