The Regen EMS device is a tool designed by doctors for recovery and uses Electrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS) and Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) to help you recover after surgery. It gently stimulates your muscles and nerves to reduce pain, prevent muscle loss, and improve blood flow while you heal.

The Regen EMS device is suitable for patients recovering from orthopaedic, spinal, or cosmetic surgeries who want to speed up recovery safely at home. Always consult your doctor or physiotherapist before use, especially after recent surgery.

• EMS (Electrical Muscle Stimulation): activates muscles to prevent atrophy, improve strength, and support circulation.
• TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation): targets nerves to reduce pain and discomfort.

Both work together to help your body heal faster and more comfortably.

This depends on your operation and doctor’s advice. In many cases, light stimulation can begin 1–2 weeks post-surgery, once wounds have healed and your healthcare provider gives clearance.

Most patients use the Regen EMS device for 1–2 sessions per day, lasting 20–30 minutes each. Your physiotherapist may adjust the duration or frequency depending on your condition.

No — the stimulation should feel like a gentle pulsing or tingling sensation. It should never be painful. If you feel discomfort, lower the intensity immediately or stop and consult your clinician.

Yes, you can move the electrode pads between different muscle groups (e.g., thigh, shoulder, calf). Always turn off the Regen EMS device before repositioning the pads.

Yes, the Regen EMS Device is medically tested and safe when used as directed. However, you must always follow your doctor’s guidance regarding timing and intensity.

Avoid use if you:
• Have a pacemaker or implanted defibrillator
• Are pregnant
• Have open wounds or unhealed surgical incisions
• Suffer from severe heart conditions or epilepsy
• Have active cancer in the area of stimulation

If unsure, consult your medical professional before starting to use the Regen EMS device.

Yes, the Regen EMS device is generally safe for use around metallic implants (such as hip or knee replacements) as the current does not penetrate deep enough to affect them. Always follow your surgeon’s advice for your specific case.

Side effects are rare. Mild redness or tingling may appear where pads were applied — this is temporary and usually fades quickly.

Use a slightly damp cloth to wipe the pads after use. Do not immerse them in water. Replace pads if they lose stickiness or become damaged.

A full charge on the Regen EMS device typically provides 8–10 sessions, depending on intensity. Recharge using the supplied USB cable.

Keep it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Store all components in the carry case when not in use.

Many users notice reduced pain and improved muscle tone within 1–2 weeks of consistent use. Full strength recovery varies by procedure and patient — consistency is key.

No, it’s designed to support your recovery alongside physiotherapy or medical guidance. Using it with your exercise plan will produce the best results.

Yes, the Regen EMS Device meets CE and MHRA safety standards and is used by physiotherapists and recovery specialists across the UK.

Yes, all Regen EMS devices come with a 12-month manufacturer’s warranty covering technical faults or defects.

You can reach our support team anytime at Ems@regenphd.com or through our contact page.