Pain Gone pain relief pen

A safe way to control pain without the use of needles. Shaped like a pen it can be neatly carried in a bag or pocket and discreetly used anywhere. Treatments only take 30 seconds.

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Manufacturer's Description A safe way to control pain without the use of needles. Shaped like a pen it can be neatly carried in a bag or pocket and discreetly used anywhere. Treatments only take 30 seconds. Product Description What is it? PainGone is a handy, fast working pain relief device shaped like a fat ballpoint pen. Its compact size means that it can be carried around at all times and can be used to give instant relief anywhere, even when fully clothed. Advantages Pain Gone works through clothing, so even when surrounded by other people there is no need to refrain from using it. Undressing is completely unnecessary and an application takes less than a minute. It is small enough and light enough to carry around in your pocket or handbag as there are no attachments it can be used anywhere at any time. Pain Gone is a natural pain relief device that can be used as often as you wish. Because it is self-contained, it needs no batteries or maintenance at all. How does it work? PainGone works by pressing the button on top of the device to deliver a low frequency, gentle electric charge produced by crystals, straight to the point of pain. Each click sends a pulse that will activate endorphins, the body's natural painkillers to free you from pain. This stimulating frequency can thus provide prolonged and often instant relief. This means that anywhere, at anytime, pain relief is but a click away. Medical opinion Many NHS hospitals use PainGone in their Pain Clinics and recommend it to their patients as a safe, drug-free therapy. Dr Moore: The pen has beneficial effects in reducing pain and increasing overall mobility. Many of our patients have been really pleased with the results and in several cases we have witnessed a dramatic life altering change Dr. Dunstan: I cannot recommend PainGone enough"