EpticLabs Deep Core System
Built around the deep spinal stabiliser named in three peer-reviewed papers —
Frontiers in Neurology 2021,
Clinical Imaging 2021 and
European Spine Journal 2025.
Read them yourself.
Get your walking distance back — by waking the one back muscle you cannot flex on your own.
Two wireless pods, fifteen minutes on the couch. No wires, no pills, and you put them on yourself.
- ⚡Contracts the deep back muscle a $25 TENS unit is built to skip.
- 🙌You put them on yourself — one hand, no wires, no help.
- 🛋️15 minutes on the couch, or keep them on and go make coffee.
- 📏Measure your walking distance on day 1 and again on day 30.
- 🌙90 nights to decide. If it isn't for you, we arrange the return.
One system, with the free charging case and e-book.
risk-free trial
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“THE TEN'S UNIT, when pads are placed in the correct position, I GET IMMEDIATE RELIEF FROM Back Pain that radiates to hips, left leg and knee.”
📦 What's in the box
- · 2 × wireless pods
- · 2 × reusable oval gel pads
- · 1 × charging case (free — normally $29)
- · 1 × USB-C charging cable
- · 1 × plain-English instruction card, printed large
And by email, straight away:
- · The 30-Day Walking Test — 16-page e-book, PDF, with a printable progress card (free — normally $29)
🔋 How to use it
- 1 · Snap a pod onto a gel pad. It clicks on magnetically. No wires.
- 2 · Place one each side of your spine, about a thumb's width off the bone. Never on the bone itself.
- 3 · Press the button. Step the level up until you feel a firm, steady pull — not a sting.
- 4 · Fifteen minutes. Sit, read, or keep them on and walk around the house.
Do it daily. Every customer sentence we have ever read about a device like this says the same thing: consistency is what decides the result.
🚚 Shipping
Free tracked shipping on every order, with no minimum. Orders are packed within 1–2 business days. Estimated delivery 5–9 business days. You get a tracking number by email the moment it leaves.
↩️ Returns & refunds
Use it for 90 nights. If your walking distance hasn't moved, email us and we arrange the return. No restocking fee, no return shipping charge, and it goes to a U.S. address — not overseas.
Nothing on this order renews. Gel pads are a one-time purchase whenever you want them, and we will never charge your card for anything you did not choose yourself.
Drag the handle
The reason the last one ended up in a drawer.
It wasn't that it hurt. It's that applying four pads with leads, alone, with a bad back, is a job. Nobody does a job every day for thirty days.
Left: a typical four-lead wired TENS unit. Right: the EpticLabs Deep Core System. Both photographed as they live.
Your world has been getting smaller, one block at a time.
First it was the second lap around the block. Then the far end of the parking lot. Now it's your own driveway, and you stop halfway and pretend to check the mail.
You have done the injections. Three good weeks, then it's back. You have done the therapy — it helped in the room and stopped helping in the car park. There is a TENS unit in a drawer somewhere with the wires still knotted around it.
None of that was your fault. Here is what all of it missed.
The mechanism, in one picture
It's a parking brake for your spine. Yours has been stuck off for years.
Deep in your lower back, wrapped around every vertebra, sits a small muscle called the multifidus. Its whole job is to hold each bone a fraction off the one below it, all day, without you thinking about it.
Sixty years of chairs did that job for it. Then pain told your nervous system to quiet the signals to a muscle near an injury. So it switched off — and it does not switch back on by itself.
You can't turn it on by trying harder, because it was never on your pedal. A current can reach past the pedal and pull the brake directly. That is the only thing this device does. It doesn't mask a signal. It contracts the muscle.
What fifteen minutes looks like
Nobody has to know you're wearing it.
Two pods, no leads, nothing hanging out of your shirt. Sit with it, or put it on and go about your morning.
On the couch. Fifteen minutes with the news on. It is the easiest thing you will do all day.
In the case. Both pods charge in it, it closes shut, and it fits in a coat pocket or a handbag.
On the walk. Wear them under a shirt and keep moving. That is the whole point of no wires.
Photographs made for EpticLabs to show how and where the device is worn. They are illustrations of use, not customer reviews.
In their own words
We are new. These people are not.
None of these are product reviews. They are public posts by people living with lumbar spinal stenosis, quoted verbatim from patient forums — nobody was paid, and nobody here is our customer. They are the reason the device exists. Reviews of the device itself are further down this page.
“I have tried virtually every known therapy — steroid injections at the nerve root (spine), physical therapy, pharmaceuticals (tramadol and gabapentin currently), acupuncture, yoga, chiropractic, etc.”
“I learned of a lumbar spinal stenosis walking program that suggested walking until the pain got to about a 4 of 10 — then stop until the pain subsides — then walk again… I've been able to walk more than a mile without the pain recurring. P.S. I'm 85 years old.”
“With having limited ROM in both shoulders, along with excruciating pain in the left, there's no way I could apply it myself.”
Quoted verbatim, spelling included, from public patient forums — follow the links to read them in full. Statements about living with spinal stenosis, not reviews of this product. The portraits are illustrative photography, not the people quoted.
Not just the lower back
Two pods. Four places they earn their keep.
- 🦴 Lower backThe stiff first ten minutes out of bed, and the ache that arrives at 3pm.
- 🚶 Hips and glutesThe one that shows up twenty minutes after you stand up in a queue.
- 💆 Neck and shouldersThe knot between the shoulder blades that comes back every afternoon.
- 🦵 Thighs and calvesHeavy legs after you have been on your feet longer than your back wanted.
The honest comparison
What else is on the menu, and what each one actually does.
Not against another gadget. Against the four things you have already been offered.
|
EpticLabs
|
Physical therapy |
Epidural injections |
A $25 wired TENS unit |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aimed at the deep stabiliser muscle | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| You can do it at home, alone | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Nothing enters your body | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ |
| You can stop at any time, no damage done | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ |
| One payment, not a bill every visit | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Ends up in a drawer after a month | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
A physical therapy visit runs roughly $30–75 in co-pay, every visit, for as long as you keep going. Cochrane looked at TENS and found conflicting evidence on pain intensity and, across two trials of 410 patients, no improvement in back-specific function (Cochrane CD003008). Your disappointment with that unit was the correct result. It was doing a different job.
Four steps, and one of them is “sit down”
If you can work a TV remote, you can work this.
- PeelSnap a pod onto a gel pad. It clicks on magnetically.
- PlaceOne each side of your spine, a thumb's width off the bone.
- PressOne button. Step the level up until the pull feels firm, not sharp.
- LiveFifteen minutes. Read, watch the news, or get up and go make coffee.
Free with every order
Stop measuring your pain from 1 to 10. Measure the distance to your mailbox.
Pain scores move with your mood. Distance doesn't. So every order comes with The 30-Day Walking Test — a 16-page e-book, emailed to you the moment you order, written for exactly one condition and one device:
· The walk-to-4-out-of-10 interval method, the one an 85-year-old on Mayo Clinic Connect used to get back past a mile.
· A pad placement map for the lower back, hips, neck, shoulders and legs — where they go, and where they must never go.
· The 15-minute daily routine, done sitting down.
· Six flexion-based stretches that are safe with a narrow canal, and the two common ones that are not.
· A printable 30-day card inside the PDF. Day 1 you write down where you had to stop. Day 30 you write it down again.
- EpticLabs Deep Core System$200.00 USD
- Charging case
$29Free - The 30-Day Walking Test e-book, by email
$29Free - Today$99.95 USD
The part that matters most
Ninety nights. Then tell us the truth.
We are not going to promise you a result in ninety days. Nobody honest can. What we guarantee is the money: use it every day, write down your distance on day 1 and again on day 90, and if it has not moved, email us and we arrange the return. No restocking fee and nothing deducted from your refund. Nothing goes overseas.
And nothing here renews behind your back. Gel pads are a one-time purchase, whenever you decide you want more. If we ever add a repeat-delivery option, it will be a box you tick yourself, with the price and the interval shown before you pay, and one click to cancel. Never something switched on for you at checkout. If you have been burned by a device company before, that is the whole reason this paragraph is here.
Frequently asked questions
I already tried a TENS unit and it did nothing. Why would this be different?
How is this different from the $25 one on Amazon?
I did physical therapy for months and it didn't hold. Will this?
Can I put the pads on by myself?
Where exactly do the pads go?
Will it hurt?
I have a pacemaker, an implanted stimulator, or an irregular heartbeat.
Can I use it after a fusion or a laminectomy?
My skin reacts to adhesive pads.
How long do the gel pads last, and what do replacements cost?
How often should I use it?
How long before I know whether it's working?
Can two people share one system?
Will I be signed up for anything I did not ask for?
If I return it, where does it go and who pays?
I'm 77 and I'm not good with technology.
Customer reviews
What customers say
Write down where you have to stop today.
Then do it again in thirty days. If the number hasn't moved, we pay for the box to come back.
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Please read. The EpticLabs Deep Core System is a personal TENS/EMS muscle stimulator for temporary relief and muscle stimulation. It is not a treatment for spinal stenosis, disc disease or any other diagnosed condition, and it is not a substitute for medical care. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Do not use with a pacemaker, an implanted defibrillator or any other implanted electronic device, during pregnancy, with epilepsy or a diagnosed heart condition, over the front or sides of the neck, over the head, on broken skin, or over cancerous lesions. If you have a medical condition, speak to your doctor before use. Individual results vary. The anatomical illustration is a drawing, not a scan of a patient. Quotes from public patient forums are reproduced verbatim and are statements about living with spinal stenosis, not reviews of this product.
