Do they work with the Pain-Less Pro?
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I didn't get the pain-less pro model. I got Omron electroTHERAPY Pain Relief Device PM3030 These pads are the button type connection. There are a couple of sizes and these pass do not work with this model. Check size before buying a lot, I also bought Tens Handheld Electronic Pulse Massager Unit this uses a much nicer connection and cheaper pads.
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Yeah they work great with the HD280 Pros. The best way to fit them in is to fully extend the headband, and then fold up the earcups into the headband. They fit perfectly into the grooves.
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yes they do work. I have purchased other stylus, but these work the best for my needs.
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Sorry to say no one probably has an answer. I do not believe any of them work. Do not miss your chance to get a refund...
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No. I have tried several common ones just to try, but they didn't work. However, I love my machine ;-)
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No, they only work with the bags designed for them. I like these bags as they are reusable. You can buy different sizes from Amazon. I love my Waring Pro Vac. It works really well.
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yes, although the slot for them doesn't have a notch for the joint. minor irritation, but not a real issue
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It depends for what you are putting them on. I'd check Prolines website for your answer. BTW, these are GREAT!
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The pro (which I use) and the pro 2 have the same digitizer, so it should work. As for accuracy, I draw on my pro. The original pen was a bit painful to use. You may notice it is tuned so that you cannot see the virtual contact point when using it. It appears behind the nib point. The feel is completely different. I find it provides a much more natural feel on my pro. Since mine arrived, I have not used the included pen once. Your experience may vary based on your needs but I consider it a vast improvement. For a tablet that costs nearly a thousand dollars, this was a seemingly cheap upgrade that completely changed my experience. I think MS should just pack these in.
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I am not a doctor, or even a knowledgeable user of the pain relief pro. I do know this: Most of its 'manual' says not to use it under a host of conditions. I was so freaked by the time I finished reading the 'Read This First' information, I had doubts whether I should use it at all. Since you have a pain pump, and I'm assuming it is electronic, I'd take a guess it could come in conflict with something like the Omron Pain Relief Pro. I have been experiencing minor back pain. The OPRP seemed to deal with that fairly well. I would guess you have significant pain. I'm not sure the OPRP is up to helping with that. I defer to Lynn's answer. Don't use this with the pain pump you already have. I am not a doctor, or even a knowledgeable user of the pain relief pro. I do know this: Most of its 'manual' says not to use it under a host of conditions. I was so freaked by the time I finished reading the 'Read This First' information, I had doubts whether I should use it at all. Since you have a pain pump, and I'm assuming it is electronic, I'd take a guess it could come in conflict with something like the Omron Pain Relief Pro. I have been experiencing minor back pain. The OPRP seemed to deal with that fairly well. I would guess you have significant pain. I'm not sure the OPRP is up to... » Read More I am not a doctor, or even a knowledgeable user of the pain relief pro. I do know this: Most of its 'manual' says not to use it under a host of conditions. I was so freaked by the time I finished reading the 'Read This First' information, I had doubts whether I should use it at all. Since you have a pain pump, and I'm assuming it is electronic, I'd take a guess it could come in conflict with something like the Omron Pain Relief Pro. I have been experiencing minor back pain. The OPRP seemed to deal with that fairly well. I would guess you have significant pain. I'm not sure the OPRP is up to helping with that. I defer to Lynn's answer. Don't use this with the pain pump you already have. « Show Less
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No. These were made by some 3rd party, but they work great. We had no issues with them at all.
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Yes, they work as long as you have a cord size seam for them to grip on to. They grip on the seam of the mattress. I love mine and I recommend them to everyone :)
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Yes they do. Much sharper and easier to use than your supermarket and drug store varieties.
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I bought the pro myself. I wondered the same question before I bought, but decided on the pro for the simple reason I figured the pro would work more heavy duty. Mine works great and I'm happy with the purchase.
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If the health mate massager have snaps type attachments then these pads will work
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It works on my Pro. Seems to have a little lag in some applications though.
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Ultimate pro doesn't but the pro does but for quality. I recommend the ultimate pro. The one with out seration.