I brought it online at Chemist Warehouse. A good site that is easy to use and provides enough information and clear pics. There is good assortment and it was quite a good price. Instructions are easy to understand and it hasn't taken very long to get an understanding of what programs i prefer. I'm currently using it for my neck and shoulder and it's a good alternative to use with or without medications. I'm very happy with the purchase and i have recommended it to family and friends that i think would benefit from it.

Ordered it 7am on Thursday morning and it was sent from QLD express post, arriving in Melbourne Friday mid morning in time for a birthday gift that afternoon!!
Can't comment on the unit or its effectiveness as recipient is waiting to use it after physio puts in the settings for them prior to use. Purely on customer service alone these guys are awesome!

Bought it based upon recommendation from my Physio after a grade 1 tear on my Achilles. The TENS was easily to navigate using the pre programmed setting (45 preset programs). Personally P6 was my prefer setting.

I also purchased the socks and gloves electrode and found it more to my liking.

The unit is flimsy constructed but very easy to use with minimal buttons.

The lead wires and electrodes appeared to be fragile and may require correct fitting. The unit can be run both with battery 9V or AC.

I ordered the machine from Steve Gordon, Medic 2000 in Hamilton Brisbane at about 4.00pm yesterday afternoon and received it in Sydney, near Hornsby at about 10.30am this morning. We are very impressed. Much better than waiting until next Wednesday to collect it from the local Woolworths store. It arrived pre-set and already my daughter is obtaining great benefit from the machine.

13 years ago I was issued a tens machine by work cover so I expect it was costly. (went off work cover after 3 years).. I have used this machine ever since. nearly every night and when I drive long distances, this machine works overtime. I use it on just about every moving part from arms, shoulders, back, legs and to get pain relief after knee replacement (be careful not to put it too close to new knee replacement, just use above and below)
I highly recommend any version for pain relief. takes a little getting used to but better if you don't turn it up too far.
don't pay hundreds either. cheaper ones are just as effective
don't wait any longer...off you go
(make sure you can get replacement pads)

I have a Revitive machine with pads. I bought the ALDI Tens machine today from Aldi mt Barker S.A. and I have to say that in comparison to the Revitive, more convenient, flexible, more Customable and better. I paid $39.95 for it and it came with 8 pads, 2 leads, a good instruction book and lots of advice. It is not made in China at all but in Taiwan. The quality is excellent.

active life sportmed. fantastic product. i
can lift my arm after 6 months
awesome !
price and service
education on their website
great aussie product

it works very well only minor negative is i find it a bit big & bulky that is a personal preference though.It really does do the job and bonus of long strip for lower back.good variety of strips...it does do what it is meant to do and find t very helpful for my back pain. excellent company to deal with.

Can't fault the product! Delivers great pain relief and ems generation. Purchased online and the delivery was only 2 days.

The tens machine that Tens Machine Australia posted so promptly, has given great results. We also purchased extra pads on the same order. Great little machine. Thanks.

I bought a TENS machine from Aldi for $ 50.00. I have rheumatoid arthritis for about 30 years. It slowly gets worse to a stage that starting walking after a rest was very painful. I am using this device now for 3 weeks and the pain is gone !!! Ankle is still stiff, but no pain. This machine is worth it weight in platinum. There are more expensive machines on the market, ones which also with a low frequency affect the muscles as a sort of massage which are available for about $170.00. But as pain relief the Aldi one is fantastic. Only the manual is not very helpfull but trough google one can get a lot of info how to use this device.
Gave instant pain relief
Aldi does give very litle as far as a manual is concerned.

I only discovered this device when a physio used it to treat me during one of my rehab sessions. I had badly torn a ligament in my ankle and my ankle would pulsate with pain for most of the day, even though I kept it elevated. When I attached the tens to my ankle, the feeling of pulsating pain turned into a soothing feeling, which is quite relaxing.
I also used this for a stiff neck which helps relax my shoulder muscles, etc
Instant pain relief, portable, relaxing to use. Small enough that it's not noticed when I use it at work
The pads can be a bit awkward to put on and off on the shoulders, but once it's there, it's good