25May 2022 by sam tilkins
Go to Market Faster with Accelerator Program

Go to Market Faster with Accelerator Program

Capabilities
All too often, unforeseen issues associated with a new production launch or manufacturing transfer surface well after the project has commenced. Nissha Medical Technologies Accelerator Programs have been designed to address these exact issues and help you go to market faster and more efficiently. Each program is customized to your needs, bringing together a diverse team of experts in an on-site event to evaluate any opportunity range of options and make decisions more efficiently and effectively.  Our vertically integrated capabilities coupled with our knowledgeable team will bring your product to life. CLINICAL WEARABLES LAB Streamline the development of wearable devices through real time product development, significantly reduce prototype evaluation lead times, and accelerate and economize the development process from start to finish. The Wearables Lab Accelerator Program is the industry’s only platform combining…
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20Apr 2022 by sam tilkins
TENS Electrodes – A Safer Alternative to Manage Your Pain

TENS Electrodes – A Safer Alternative to Manage Your Pain

Patient Monitoring
TENS Electrodes A Safer Alternative to Manage your Pain. Pain is a powerful motivator including one of the primary reasons people seek medical attention. Not only is it often associated with reduced mobility and engagement in daily activities, but chronic pain has been associated with dependence on opioids, anxiety and depression, and a reduction in perceived quality of life. If you are looking for a safe, non-invasive and non-pharmaceutical way to manage your pain, then Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) is the product for you. TENS treatment involves the application of a TENS unit sending a high-frequency electrical current through electrodes into the skin creating a vibration sensation. These electrical currents activate a complex neuronal network to reduce pain by stimulating descending inhibitory systems in the central nervous system to…
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