Orthopedic & Rehab Supplies — Braces, Supports, Splints & Therapy Equipment
Healix provides orthopedic and rehabilitation products for hospitals, physical therapy clinics, sports medicine facilities, and home care. Our 16,000+ products include knee braces, ankle supports, cervical collars, compression stockings, walking boots, crutches, and resistance bands from Bauerfeind, DJO Global, Donjoy, Ossur, and 3M.
1,072 products available in Electrotherapy
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BSN Medical
BSN Medical TENS Unit Portable Dual channel
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Breg
Breg TENS Unit Portable Single channel
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Hartmann
Hartmann TENS Unit Portable Dual channel
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Össur
Össur TENS Unit Portable Single channel
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Hartmann
Hartmann TENS Unit Portable Dual channel
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Hartmann
Hartmann TENS Unit Portable Single channel
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DJO
DJO TENS Unit Portable Single channel
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BSN Medical
BSN Medical TENS Unit Portable Single channel
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Bauerfeind
Bauerfeind TENS Unit Portable Single channel
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Össur
Össur TENS Unit Portable Single channel
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DJO
DJO TENS Unit Portable Dual channel
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Össur
Össur TENS Unit Portable Single channel
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DJO
DJO TENS Unit Portable Dual channel
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Breg
Breg TENS Unit Portable Dual channel
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Hartmann
Hartmann TENS Unit Portable Dual channel
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Medline
Medline TENS Unit Portable Single channel
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DJO
DJO TENS Unit Portable Single channel
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Breg
Breg TENS Unit Portable Single channel
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BSN Medical
BSN Medical TENS Unit Portable Single channel
In Stock
Össur
Össur TENS Unit Portable Dual channel
In Stock
Hartmann
Hartmann TENS Unit Portable Single channel
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DJO
DJO TENS Unit Portable Single channel
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Medline
Medline TENS Unit Portable Single channel
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Bauerfeind
Bauerfeind TENS Unit Portable Dual channel
Frequently Asked Questions — Electrotherapy
What compression level is recommended for DVT prevention?
For DVT prophylaxis, graduated compression stockings of 15–20 mmHg or 20–30 mmHg are commonly used. Anti-embolism stockings (8–18 mmHg) are used for non-ambulatory patients. Always confirm with physician guidance for specific patient populations.