



Wireless muscle stimulation for recovery, strength and pain relief.
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The Compex ships complete — nothing to choose. A fresh set of electrode pads is included with every hire.
Availability is confirmed at checkout. You can add a NICE1 hire or Incrediwear braces to the same order.
The Compex SP 8.0 is a wireless electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) and TENS unit used across professional sport and physiotherapy. Four wireless pods attach directly to the muscle — no wires running to a control box — and thirty built-in programmes cover everything from post-training recovery to strength work and pain management. It arrives fully charged with a fresh set of electrode pads, and the on-screen prompts walk you through choosing a programme and setting the intensity.
The Compex SP 8.0 is the top of Compex's Sport range: a wireless electrical muscle stimulation unit built for athletes and used widely in physiotherapy clinics. Where a traditional TENS machine tethers you to a handset by wires, the SP 8.0 uses four independent wireless pods that clip straight onto the electrode pads, so you can move, stretch or sit comfortably through a session. Thirty programmes span four families — Recovery, Pain, Strength and Fitness — including the Active Recovery and Muscle Relaxation protocols most people hire it for after hard training blocks or during rehabilitation. Its mi-Sensor technology reads the muscle it is attached to and adapts the stimulation intensity to that specific muscle rather than applying a generic setting. Hiring one is the straightforward way to find out whether EMS suits your recovery before committing to buying a unit outright, and it is a common choice alongside physiotherapy following surgery or a soft-tissue injury.
Electrical muscle stimulation sends small, controlled electrical impulses through electrode pads on the skin, prompting the muscle underneath to contract and release. Depending on the programme, that is used to encourage blood flow after exercise, to work a muscle that is difficult to activate voluntarily, or to interrupt pain signals in the TENS modes.