Gimpy Survival Tip #004: When wearing a TENS unit use caution when exiting front passenger seat of car (or keep cords from dangling close to seat lever!).
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Many years ago when I was involved with the design of TENS devices, we had many discussions of potential application problems. Having the lead wires get caught on a door was one we never discussed. Interesting.
Posted by: Ron | October 29, 2005 at 06:31 AM