Compex is a brand of electrical muscle stimulators, or EMS devices, that use electric currents to contract muscles for the purpose of strength training, recovery, and pain relief.
Founded in 1986 in Switzerland
Introduced the first muscle stimulator for athletes in 1988
Acquired by DJO Global in 2006
PowerDot is a brand of muscle stimulators similar to Compex that uses electric currents to increase muscle performance and recovery.
Marc Pro is another brand of electrical muscle stimulators that helps improve recovery time, prevent injury, and improve athletic performance.
The Sport Elite 2.0 is Compex's top-of-the-line EMS device, featuring 10 programs for training, recovery, and pain relief.
The Wireless USA is a wireless EMS device designed for on-the-go athletes, with 9 programs for training, recovery, and pain relief.
The Edge 2.0 is a more affordable EMS device that features 4 programs for training, recovery, and pain relief.
EMS stands for electrical muscle stimulation, which uses electric currents to contract muscles for the purpose of strength training, recovery, and pain relief.
Yes, Compex devices are FDA-cleared and have been proven safe and effective when used as directed.
Yes, there is scientific evidence to support the use of EMS devices like Compex for muscle strength and recovery.
It depends on the nature and severity of the injury. Compex devices can be used for pain relief and recovery, but you should consult with a healthcare professional first.
It is generally safe to use a Compex device once a day, but you should follow the specific guidelines for the device and program you are using.
