Sticky Pads
Sticky Pads or Self adhesive pads are some of the most versatile e-stim electrodes around, but a lot of people just ignore them.
No Gel Needed
Supplied with all of our e-stim powerboxes, our self adhesive pads are monopole e-stim electrodes that need no ElectroGel. Use two at a time - remember you need two points of contact for e-stim to work, but you don't have to just use two, you can use a pad in combination with a number of other electrodes, the choice is yours.
More Sizes
We offer 3 sizes, our standard 50mm square pads, smaller 30mm micropads and a longer pad style. Connections are via a 2mm/TENS plug, again the cables we supply with all of our powerboxes are suitable as are many TENS cables from other manufacturers.
Re-useable with care
All of our pads are supplied in a pack of 4 on a plastic carrier sheet, and can be reused a few times as long as you are careful. keep them clean, don't stick them to the case, and if the adhesive starts to loose it's stick you can try a couple of drops of water to spice the stickiness up again.
Let customers speak for us
Great company providing innovative products with impeccable customer service.
IMHO the best value pack that Estim produce. If you are after an introductory box that can deliver every sensation and take you to advanced levels of play. Look no further than the EP XPF pack, it packs a punch is easy to control once you mastered the light system and up down controls to change settings. But WOW you're in for a treat. Great product, brilliant price, and a lifetime guarantee!!
I already owned and enjoyed a Pebble, so decided to try a 2B as well. The complete kit with power supply and computer connection seemed the way to go, so I went for that. Very happy with the result.
For me the Stereo mode was the big upgrade over the Pebble, as I still enjoy the Pebble's built-in modes, perhaps more than those on the 2B.
Maybe the 2B design is showing it's age a bit, particularly with the strange shared computer and audio port. An updated version needs to have a proper USB port for control, maybe WiFi, plus Bluetooth for audio. We shall see.
