Why Chirp Halo Wireless Muscle Stimulator Is The Best Of 2024

Hoping to pick one up for my quad strain. Great review!

How did you get the two pack so quickly?

Do you know how this compares to the NeuroMD corrective therapy device?

Would this be a good product for chronic carpel tunnel syndrome?

I've had chronic hip pain and stiffness for about a year...both hips but one is worse. Sports therapy doc did xrays and said I don't have arthritis and diagnosed bursitis. I'm wondering if something like this could help me strengthen the muscles around my hips? I believe I developed the problem from inactivity due to severe depression. Trying to get better!

Just would have liked to have heard you mention cost and life expectancy of replaceable pads

Can anyone explain how to pair this to the remote? The box says no confusing instructions, because there isnt any instructions on how pair?

The problem I see is you can only buy replacement pads from this company.

Would this help for a tennis elbow?..

Thanks Todd , Good Video. I just got done using my Wired Tens unit and came across your video. I’m gonna do some more research 🧐 on ,but it does seem like something I want to purchase

Chirp is a great unit. But their pads are ridiculously expensive. They make their pad contact widths slightly larger than the standard so you cant buy generic pads. No thanks.

Would this help with pain under the shoulder on the back? I believe it’s called the rhomboid muscle

Does it also help with occipital neuralgia?

What’s the life of those pads? What if the company goes bankrupt…then we can’t get the pads. Could happen. It’s happened to me before

Would this help a broken heart?

The smaller pads only have 1 magnetic connection on the center of the pads; whereas, the HALO units have 2 magnetic connections - thus not centering on the HALO unit. Is this a proper connection. Will it work this way?

Is this a sponsored video?

Pending receipt of mine…I understand that the pads are said to last 15-20 times before being replaced but do you have to wipe or clean it after use to ensure it remains sticky?

Best video I’ve seen on this. Thanks.

Would this be good after a torn Achilles?

Hinge ENSO outshines this in litterally every way. It makes this look like a toy

Getting a working unit is like a lotto system. If you get a working unit then great. However, you are as equally likely to get a brand new non-working device delivered to the door in which case you’re just out of luck! This company does not stand behind their products and will just give you a run around that I suspect is an attempt to run the warranty out. When you receive a non working device it seems plausible the company would gladly exchange for a working product but this company apparently does not. They’re apparently fine with you having a defective product and do not value their customers. Per my research, I am not alone in receiving a faulty product and negligible support. It’s a shame.

Great help, thank you so much! A great addition would be- how to choose different intensities for each unit. I did finally find it but was hoping your longer video was going to answer all my questions. 😊 For others still wondering… hold down the left & right arrows at the same time & it separates the units. You can then toggle between the units using the left & right arrows to adjust each intensity up or down. Hold both arrows down again to set them back to being together.

Can you put these on your chest for costochondritis?

Where is this company based ? It's a lot harder to get support if it's outside the US.

I'm having a frustrating time understanding which of those named programs map to TENS and which to EMS.

I already had their Chrip wheel set, and saw this device you reviewed a month ago. I just purchased it and some of the accessories. I have sciatica and back issues to no tail bone end. ;)