Chirp Halo Wireless Muscle Stim
Chirp

Chirp Halo™ Wireless Muscle Stim

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$259.95CAD
Ships from Canada — tracked delivery, shipping policy
Returns — see our return policy
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Overview

The Chirp Halo is a wireless muscle stimulation puck that delivers clinically trusted TENS and EMS therapy with no cords and no phone required. Snap the magnetic pad where you need it, pick a mode on the rechargeable remote, and get back to your day. FDA-cleared.

Key benefits

  • TENS pain relief and EMS muscle recovery in one device
  • Fully wireless — rechargeable remote, no phone required
  • 6 preset modes with up to 50 intensity levels
  • Magnetic snap-on pads, reusable for roughly 20 sessions
  • App-guided pad placement for precise targeting
Who it's for

Desk workers with upper back, lower back or shoulder tension. Athletes managing soreness between sessions. Anyone wanting drug-free pain relief that works while they keep moving.

How to use

Place the pad on the target area, snap the Halo puck on magnetically, then select a mode and intensity on the remote. Use the Chirp app for guided trigger point placement. Typical sessions run 15–30 minutes.

What's included
  • 2 Halo wireless stim pucks (Double kit)
  • Rechargeable wireless remote
  • Portable charging case
  • 2 trigger point pads (round)
  • 1 lower back pad
  • 4 extension pads
  • USB-A to USB-C charging cable
Specifications
  • Therapy: TENS + EMS, FDA-cleared
  • Modes: 6 presets, up to 50 intensity levels
  • Connectivity: 2.4GHz wireless remote
  • Puck: 60 × 13 mm, 32 g
  • Remote battery: rechargeable, 4–5 hours
  • Puck battery: rechargeable, 1–6 hours depending on use
  • Pads: magnetic snap-on, reusable for roughly 20 sessions
Shipping, returns & warranty

Ships from Canada with tracked delivery. Full details in our shipping policy.

Returns are covered by our return policy.

Safety information

Do not use if you have a pacemaker or other implanted electronic device, are pregnant, or have epilepsy or a heart condition, without consulting your healthcare professional first. Never place pads across the chest, on the head or throat, or on broken or irritated skin.

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between TENS and EMS?
TENS stimulates nerves to relieve pain; EMS contracts muscles to support recovery and circulation. The Halo does both.

Do I need my phone to use it?
No — the wireless remote runs everything. The app is optional, for guided pad placement.

How long do the pads last?
Roughly 20 sessions per pad; replacement pad sets are available.

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