WHY AVAZZIA BEST™ WORKS
HOW TENS TECHNOLOGY WORKS, AND WHY AVAZZIA BEST™ WORKS BETTER
Avazzia BEST™ devices stimulate the nervous system, just as TENS devices do, but that’s where the similarity ends. Avazzia technology works differently compared to most TENS devices, first by using microcurrent and second by targeting the C-fibers of the nervous system (most TENS devices work on the A- and B-fibers). C-fibers stimulate the production of neuropeptides and other regulatory peptides, which the body uses to heal itself.¹
Because Avazzia BEST™ features an interactive response, the microcurrent signal is constantly being adjusted to changes in tissue characteristics. Thus, the body doesn’t “habituate” or “accommodate” the microcurrent signal. The device applies an analog microcurrent signal to the tissue. As the electrical properties of the tissue change, the microcurrent output characteristics change. A microcomputer within the product measures the changes, analyses the signal and reports Reaction values to the user of the technology. In surveys, users report that using Avazzia BEST™ treatment lessens pain, improves sleep and dramatically increases users’ ability to return to daily activities.
Avazzia BEST™ is not just another TENS
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TENS was developed for the control of chronic and post-operative pain by saturating subcutaneous nerve receptors with low-intensity electrical stimulation. TENS deliver constant voltage with fluctuating current and resistance/impedance. BEST™ delivers a driving signal based upon the change in microcurrent and impedance over the active pulse interval. Avazzia’s proprietary software and microchips mean a better engineered, more effective treatment method than a traditional TENS.
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JD Levine, HL Fields and AI Basbaum Peptides and the primary afferent nociceptor Journal of Neuroscience, Vol. 13, 2273-2286, 1993.
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Comparison of Avazzia BEST™ to traditional TENS
Technical Comparison
AVAZZIA BEST
Patented microchip technology designed by the Texas Instrument engineer who created the “logic” chips used in Apollo moon missions and F-14 and F-15 fighter jets.
Output signals vary with changes in tissue impedance to reduce accommodation.
Avazzia BESTTM devices measure and reports back to the user Reaction data as the treatment progresses.
Voltage range: 20-650 volts.
Amperage range: Microamps (10–6 amps)
Avazzia BESTTM devices have high intensity, burst pulses and very low microcurrent for increased stimulation of neuropeptides.
Signals, frequency range: 1 Hz to 1500 Hz
High-voltage, pulsed current, damped, asymmetrical, biphasic, sinusoidal waveform.
Uses two AA batteries.
In addition to Owner’s Manual, online videos (accessible with membership fee) explain advanced techniques for pain management.
Service and technical support staff are located in Dallas, Texas.
TRADITIONAL TENS
(TRANSCUTANEOUS ELECTRICAL NEURAL STIMULATION)
Amperage range: Milliamps (10–3 amps)
Low intensity, long duration pulses, higher current.
Output signals typically in the same, continuous pattern, often resulting in accommodation.
Technology is basically the same as when units came into common use in 1970s. Technology can be easily replicated.
Voltage range: 0-40 volts.
No feedback
Signals, frequency range: 1 Hz to 100 Hz
Square waveform, monophasic or biphasic; symmetrical or asymmetrical.
Typically uses 9V battery
Owner’s Manual included with purchase.
Check vendor to determine service and technical support.
Conventional TENS work on the pain gate theory by applying a saturating electrical charge to the A and B fibers of the nervous system, thereby blocking the pain message to the brain. Once the stimulation is removed, the pain often returns a short time later.

Oscilloscope reading of a conventional TENS signal
TENS units use a variety of power sources — some are plugged into the wall, use 9V batteries or other batteries. TENS also use a range of methods to conduct current through the skin including onboard electrodes or lead wires connected to adhesive pads, masks, wraps and other fabric-like options.
Oscilloscope reading of an Avazzia BEST™ signal
Avazzia BEST™ devices use two AA batteries and all of these methods to conduct microcurrent to the patient — onboard electrodes, lead wires with pads or accessories such as Y-electrode and pencil electrode, and fabric-like options including wraps, gloves and socks.
Avazzia BEST™ (Bio-Electric Stimulation Technology) devices generate electrical impulses that are similar to neurological impulses in the C nerve fibers. These fibers are embedded in tissues and make up 85 percent of all nerves found in the body and to “fast” pain blocking A fibers.

AVAZZIA BEST
Avazzia BESTTM devices are USFDA-cleared for
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Prescription use for the symptomatic relief and management of chronic, intractable pain and adjunctive treatment in the management of post-surgical and post-traumatic pain.
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Over-the-counter use for the temporary relief of pain associated with sore and aching muscles in the shoulder, waist, back, back of the neck, upper extremities (arm), and lower extremities (leg) due to strain from exercise or normal household work activities.
Effectiveness lasts for several hours after treatment and has been shown in some cases to permanently resolve pain.
Engineered and manufactured in the U.S., at a federally inspected facility in North Texas.
Unique feedback feature of BESTTM units is designed to prevent habituation and accommodation for more effective pain management.
Product has patented software and design. Superior technical support and service available at company headquarters in Dallas.
Accessories may be purchased, as needed, to improve treatment.
TRADITIONAL TENS
(TRANSCUTANEOUS ELECTRICAL NEURAL STIMULATION)
Many TENS units sold as kits, with no option to add needed items or delete unnecessary items.
User’s body often “gets used” to TENS stimuli. The result is the TENS unit works well for awhile and then effectiveness is either severely limited or eliminated.
Effectiveness often ends when treatment stops.
Check clearances and federal approvals.
Purchaser should check product support and service. Some products offer no technical support and cannot be returned for any reason.
Often difficult to determine where product is manufactured; engineering origins often unknown.