This particular unit can work on 2 different areas of pain at the same time.

You can adjust the strength of the setting independently for each channel.

Interferential therapy works great for some people and not at all for others. It just depends on the casue of pain and where it is at in the body.

That is why Medfaxx Inc., offers a free trial. They don’t even charge for shipping and provide a return envelope, so there is no cost to try it out. If it does work good for you, they will help you work with your insurance company to get coverage fro the unit.

Those with no isnurance and limited funds, don’t despair. Medfaxx is more than happy to work something out with you. Their mission is to help people eliminate pain.

Click here to get your unit, free to try.

Try Interferential

You are invited  to see if the Infrex Plus works for your chronic pain situation in a satisfying way.

There’s absolutely zero obligation. In fact, MedFaxx is kind enough to ship you one of these for FREE.

They don’t ask for your credit card. If you are not 100% satisfied with this pain relieving technology, inside 30 days, just send it back. A return envelope is provided, with shipping paid.

Absolutely No Risk

No money up front, to find out if the Inflex Plus works for your chronic pain situation in a satisfying way.

So here’s what you get: You get the Inflex plus, which is TENS and Interferential in one unit. It used to be, you had to go to a chiropractor or a clinic somewhere and get hooked up to a machine, to the electrodes, and lie there.

You had to, get an office appointment, get over there; it was a lot of hassle to go through to get an Interferential treatment. Nowadays, you can use this portable Interferential unit at home, or on the go. It even works on batteries.

Here is What You Get

You get the cables, nice long cables so the electrodes can go anyplace on your body. Actually, two sets of electrodes, there’s four electrodes- two sets of two, and you can put these on different spots on your body, so you can treat two different areas of pain simultaneously, if you like.

And also, of course you get the wall outlet, if you want  to plug it in at home, and some nice electrodes. It’s really cool. There’s a nice pouch that seals them up to keep them fresh and clean in that package.

You also get this handy carrying package. A belt to strap to yourself, your wires can come out  little hole, so the wires can go anywhere on your body. Strap this on and go completely mobile on battery power. Get Interferential or TENS on the go, and like I said, MedFaxx does not charge you a thing to try this out.

Glad to Help with Your Prescription

The only thing you need is a prescription, and the fine folks at MedFaxx are so kind, they’ll actually call your doctor, talk to your doctor, and work through the details of your prescription for you, so you don’t have the hassle and the headache of trying to get the prescription from the doc. MedFaxx will help you out on that.

So, give them a call at 800-937-3993  Or click right here. Fill out the form, with your name, address and  information so that you can get started on the process of getting your free  30 day trial with the Interferential unit.

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Interferential Therapy

This therapy has a soothing effect on the nerves. It helps tight muscles to relax and signals the brain to release endorphins.

Interferential is known as the therapy that sends little electrical pulses thru the body.

Thanks to modern technology, you no longer have to make a trip to the clinic,  chiropractor or doctor’s office to get the pain relieving benefit of Interferential.

When it comes to electrotherapy, some people get paranoid. Will I be electrocuted? Does it hurt?

No there is no chance of harmful electrocution. The small electrocurrent  is not painful. It actually has a pain relieving effect. The worst that can happen, is you turn the unit up too high. This may cause some discomfort. But you are in total control. You control the amount of current and the duration. You can always press the stop button to cut it off immediately.

Portability makes possible activities that might otherwise be too painful.

Interferential therapy used to require a large unit that sat in a doctor’s office. Now thanks to modern technology, portable battery powered interferential is possible. A fanny pack, such as that that comes with the Infrex Plus, allows you to tote the unit around wherever you go. Just hook up the electrodes, adjust your setting and you are good to go. The lady in this video is now able to enjoy bowling and keep her grass cut. Activities that were a painful undertaking before portable interferential. Of course you would want to talk with your doctor about which activities would be  acceptable for your specific condition. You would not want to aggravate or worsen a painful condition by overdoing it.

Avoiding pain killing drugs is a good thing.

Most folks like to avoid the side effects that come from prescription and over the counter pain medications. Interferential allows pain management without the use of drugs. Or in some cases lower doses of pain medication.

Will interferential therapy work for me?

This is an individual matter. You should discuss your specific situation with your health professional. If you would like to find out if Interferential works for your pain, Medfaxx offers a free trial. For 30 days, you can have the Infrex Plus in your home. Try it out and see if it works for you. If not you can just send it on back.

Interferential

Reduce Pain
Promotes Healing
Stimulates Endorphin Release
Increases Range of Motion

Interferential therapy uses tiny electrical currents, that intersect below the surface of the skin. This promotes endorphin release in the body. Endorphins are the bodies, natural, built in pain killers.

Interferential therapy is especially helpful for:

• Ligament sprains
• Muscle tightness and pain
• Muscle strains
• Muscle spasms
• Chronic and acute pain
• Tissue Injuries

There are also a number of other conditions for which interferential current therapy could be useful. You should talk to your doctor about your specific situation.

Your practitioner may suggest interferential therapy in conjunction with other therapies such as, adjustments, stretching and exercising, physical therapy and other types of physiotherapy. Always follow your health care providers instructions for the best long term healing outcome.

Everyone is different and interferential therapy is not for everybody. There a a few conditions for which interferential treatment would be contraindicated. Having a cardiac pacemaker is one. Placing the electrodes over the abdomen of a pregnant women is another. Again check with your personal health professional for guidance on your unique situation.

If you think that you could benefit from interferential therapy, Medfaxx is offering a free trial of a portable, at home unit. Just click here to find out more.

Maybe that’s why my left butt muscle is tight and in pain. Sometimes while walking, I have to just stop and rest, my leg hurts so bad.

Or then again it could be due to an old injury. Playing tackle football with my friends, and without pads was fun, but not very smart, when I was a youngster. Oh, and let’s not forget, trying to imitate Evil Knievel.

Well today I got my Infrex Plus, I call it my pain relief machine. You can try this baby out for 30 days at no cost. Just fill out the form on the right.

If you want to see what mine looks like, watch the video below:

YouTube – Breakthrough Technology in Pain Relief

Previously only available in the clinic.

Now for home use.

New technology has just made life better for the chronic pain sufferer.

And Bob Johnson, has just made this technology accessible to just about everybody.

Interferential therapy is the most used form of pain therapy in the clinic worldwide. Now thanks to modern technology, is available in a portable home unit. No more trips back and forth to the clinic. Imagine the money saved on gas alone.

The Infrex Plus, combines Interferential with TENS. so now you have a choice of therapies. Interferential for home use, TENS for on the go. Or wear it while you are exercising, may allow for greater range of motion, and extended exercise time.

Best of all, Bob’s company Medfaxx Inc, is offering a free 30-day in home trial, with the Infrex Plus. No gimmicks, no catch. A prescription from a licensed MD is all that’s needed. And Bob’s friendly office staff, will help you obtain one from your physician, if you need help with that.

Just fill out the form on the right side of the page to get the ball rolling.

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A friend has just undergone her second knee replacement surgery and was in excruciating pain.  Prior to now she was using heavy duty narcotic pain meds and was tired of being doped out but also had this severe pain throughout her leg.  The first replacement knee surgery did not take, therefore this second procedure which was much more painful.

This has been an interesting week. I’ve had the opportunity to show her how to use the Infrex Plus unit.

Enlightening Experience

It has been literally decades since I’ve gone to a patient’s home to help so  new experience, but also very enlightening to me since once you see a patient it helps you keep focused on what your real mission is,  helping others not have pain and heal.   Here were my observations:

1.  The first day one major complication was the muscle cramping which occurred during any movement ( cpm being used as well as ice machine ).  Our first mission was to stop the cramping and our remedy was multiple IFT treatments on,  an as needed basis,  to calm the muscles trying  to move them away from tenseness to relaxation.   By second day with approximately 8 or 9,  30 minute interferential treatments the cramping was gone.

2.  The patient described the first day that the one place she was hurting most was the popliteal space ( directly behind knee in crease ) and wanted an electrode put there.  Well the normal electrodes we provided were lacking sufficient “tackiness” and would not stick well enough to go over popliteal area.  On day two I returned with a superior silver electrode which is much tackier and stuck well even allowing some movement.   Going forth we need to look at a larger, better adhering electrode for the patient.  It’ s on our “to do” list as I write.

3.  First day ( this is not first day after surgery, but first day when patient had actually called us,  since she could not take it anymore – hopefully later I’ll find out how long we were post surgery with her ), I saw our patient literally crying and agonizing over her pain so,  in addition to use of interferential,  I left her:

a.  one bergamot oil scented patch which is labeled to relieve “stress” and this was put on her chest so essential oils could be inhaled.

b.  put on lateral inside of knee one Tiger Balm patch

c.  on outside, lateral on affected knee,  rubbed Sombra lotion on.

All of above was done so we could immediately address her most  pressing needs first – pain, much of it due to cramping of leg muscles.  We attacked it with all we had as many of the above products are what are most effective over time for most of our chronic pain patients.

4.  Second day back I showed her and her husband, daughter,  and sister how to use the Tens aspect of the unit.  Width was set at 350 microseconds as we wanted greatest penetration.  Tens was not introduced nor explained on the first day, only on second, and reason for that was wanted to get new electrodes so could put on popliteal space and also patient in so much pain first day doubt she and her sister would have remembered too much information.  She had used only IFT first day and after that first day she was wanting to see if ok for her to get up and walk around house some so showed her tens as as assist modality so she could be more mobile and yet still use tens part as needed.   She had been told our preference was to use the IFT mode with the AC adaptor when possible.  The patient seemed to still prefer the interferential, IFT mode but did like the Tens and was going to use that.

5.  Also on first day had left her one lavender patch to place on her chest to help her sleep as she was in a sleep deprivation situation due to the pain which only made things worse.   By second day she was sleeping longer and more often.

What was learned:

* Better electrodes needed especially for acute situations – electrode tackiness should not dictate placement.

* Use topical pain relieving products when possible and if sleep cycle disrupted then do not fear using essential oils for inhalation.

* Try to intervene as early as possible with IFT post surgery – there’s no reason for the patient to suffer through this when if can start prior to the pain cycle starting then should be better results.  It’s harder to intervene and stop pain once it has been present for long time periods and already into the drug program.

* Cramping is extremely excruciating pain in the affected leg so use interferential to relax the muscles so that does not happen.

* Let the patient decide how often and for how long they want to use Ift mode when in pain.  On this patient she used multiple times during the first 24 hours depending on when was hurting.  I’m not sure one can “overtreat”   but this patient was bedridden the first day of treatment with the unit.

* It’s well documented and known that electrostim will make happen ( 80% of non-union fracture cases ) the healing of bone tissue so seems like e-stim could have helped in first surgery to heal,  rather than redo ( do not know what the complicating factors were such as infection, diabetes etc. so only can guess ). Would estim have prevented the first surgery from failing to mend?  Do not know but would have been cheap and easy to use the unit.  No telling what the second surgery costs and for sure there was a lot of patient discomfort due to pain and missed work.   This lady has a very active physical job.

* Estim,  such as PGS or Tens,  has been shown to help decubitus ulcers heal and accelerate soft tissue heal time in surgical situations so why not use anytime post surgery to facilitate faster heal rates, and less pain through the process.

*  Interferential is a very desirable muscle relaxing form of estim and if had been used earlier maybe the patient would not have had to endure the pain from cramping she did.

* EDUCATE the patient and family (caregivers) well so they understand and also can either help the patient or the patient can self help.  Better understanding then better results will happen.

Will drop by patient’s home tonight to leave some essential oil patches and couple of topical pain patches but from first day of usage of IFT, to second day of explanation of how to use the tens mode, she had improved dramatically as far as pain goes and could now sleep and cramps gone.  Made me feel good that we might have something going here that can help lots of folks not go through this.

Also very appreciative of the orthopedic doctor who was willing to do whatever he could to help his patient.   One phone call and prescription was here.

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