Drug-free labour pain relief
You hold the controls and you press the boost — a maternity TENS machine helps you stay calmer and more in control, from the first contractions at home through your labour.
6-week rental · from $69
Facts you can check
Straight from the maker. Elle TENS Singapore is the sole authorised distributor for Singapore, sourcing directly from Body Clock Health Care in the UK — the company that designs and makes the Elle TENS® range.
Registered here, as one system. The Elle TENS device and its maternity electrodes are registered with Singapore's HSA together, as one system — the machine and the pads it was verified with.
Studied in 1,041 births. A published study of 1,041 labouring women used this same obstetric Elle TENS machine — and 98% of those mums reported pain relief.
Safe for you and your baby. TENS is drug-free and non-invasive, with no known side effects. It's used from 37 weeks of pregnancy, and the intensity stays in your hands throughout.
Every line above is a matter of record. If you'd like the sources, message us and we'll send them over — the registry entries, the study, all of it.
Start where you are
I'm new to maternity TENS
Heard about it from a midwife, a doula, or a friend who swears by hers — and wondering what it actually does? Start with the basics: what a maternity TENS machine is, how it eases labour pain, and what the evidence says.
I'm choosing between the models
Three machines, one job — with real differences. See the Elle TENS, Elle TENS 2 and Elle TENS Plus side by side, and match the machine to the birth you're planning.
I'm ready to book
Reserve your rental for the six weeks and have it by your side from week 36. Every rental is cleaned and sanitised, checked and retested before it reaches you, on test equipment supplied by Body Clock.
Already using an Elle TENS machine?
Extra electrode pads and leadwires are here →
From mums who've done it
No one can tell you what labour with TENS feels like better than a mum who's done it. Settle in for seven minutes with these birth stories: where the pads go, how the pulses and the boost feel mid-contraction, and how TENS sits alongside whatever other comfort and pain relief each mum chose — right up to meeting their babies.
Your partner has a real job here too. They can place both pairs of pads, and mid-labour, checking the pads is a job for the person who isn't in labour. The controls stay in your hands the whole way through.
And the machine's work doesn't have to end at birth. In the first days with your baby, afterbirth contractions arrive — often stronger the second time around, especially while feeding. When you're ready, a pair of pads can move to your lower abdomen. Or they can stay right where they were. Your machine, your call.
