FAQS

• Trusted and run by qualified midwives so you’re supported by people who use TENS in real birth settings every day

• High-quality medical-grade labour TENS units not cheap generic versions that aren’t pregnancy safe

• Machines professionally cleaned, tested and checked after every hire

• You pick the date it arrives to you never leaving you scrambling last-minute

• Brand-new electrode pads included for hygiene and best performance

• Easy instructions & video guide to help you feel confident using it before labour

• Prepaid return label included making the process smooth and stress-free

• Friendly reminders for return so you don’t have to remember a thing

• Extensions available if your baby takes their sweet time (which they often do!)

• Australian-based team that genuinely cares for quick support and peace of mind

• Medical-grade labour specific TENS machine

• Brand-new electrode pads

• Lead wires and batteries

• Adjustable lanyard

• Easy quick-start guide + video tutorial

• Prepaid return satchel

• Option to extend hire if needed

• Book your hire for the approximately 4 weeks before your due date

• We ship your machine to you or we have local pick up in Caringbah, NSW

• You familiarise yourself with the unit (with our helpful videos)

• Use during early labour right through established labour and pushing

• Once your hire period ends, simply return it by placing it in the prepaid satchel and into any Red Australia Post Box

• Need more time? Just let us know we offer weekly extensions

• Provides natural, drug-free pain relief

• Encourages endorphin release

• Gives you a sense of control during contractions

• Can delay or reduce the need for medical pain relief

• Particularly helpful in early labour and induction

• Safe to use at home before going to hospital

• Can be used alongside all other pain relief methods except an epidural

Yes, TENS Machines are safe to use during an induction and do not interfere with any hospital monitoring.

We actually recommend using your TENS Machine during an induction to boost your endorphins and help you cope with the contractions when you haven’t had a long early labour build up.