Gear built for repeated sessions
Pocket pulse units and gel pad packs from DOMAS
We build handheld pulse devices with dual lead wires and stepped programs. We pour the gel for the replacement pads that keep them working after the original set loses its tack.
EMS Abdominal Stimulator Belt, Electronic Muscle Toner for Men & Women
DOMAS units
DOMAS TENS Unit Electrode Pads (XL)
TENS 7000 and other 2 mm pin units, DOMAS units
20 Pcs Replacement Pads Compatible with Omron TENS Units
Omron PM series
DOMAS TENS Unit Muscle Stimulator: 24 Modes Dual Channel EMS
DOMAS units
Poured gel and clear liners
Our gel stays tacky across repeated sessions, and each pad peels clean from its backing sheet without rolling up.
Three connection styles
We cut pads for push pin sockets, snap studs, and magnetic pod systems so your lead wire fits snug.
Verified unit matching
Our catalog lists the exact unit families each pad set matches right on the shelf.
Pads built as consumables
Adhesive pads collect dust and wear down with use, so we keep replacement packs ready in several shapes.
Catalog shelves by piece
Browse by the piece you are after: the unit that goes in your hand, the pads that slide onto a pin, or the pads that press onto a snap.
TENS and EMS devices
3 pieces
Handheld pulse units and the wearable belt, each one shipped as a kit with leads, pads and a way to store them flat.
Pin connector pads
3 pieces
Gel pads with a tail socket that a 2.0 mm pin slides into. Squares, wide rectangles and lumbar shapes.
Snap connector pads
4 pieces
Pads that meet the lead on a raised contact instead of a socket: the snap stud an Omron PM lead presses onto, and the magnetic base a PowerDot 2.0 pod sits on.
Match pads to your device
The connector at the end of your lead wire decides what fits. Pin sockets, snap studs, and magnetic bases do not mix, so matching the connection style comes before picking a pad shape.
DOMAS units
Pads and spares for the units we build ourselves, including the two 24 mode machines and the belt.
TENS 7000 and other 2 mm pin units
The 2.0 mm pin is the most common terminal on the shelf. If your lead ends in a bare metal post, these are your packs.
Omron PM series
Omron PM series leads end in a snap. These packs carry the matching stud in the sizes those units expect.
PowerDot 2.0
The PowerDot 2.0 connector holds by magnet, so its pads carry a raised magnetic contact rather than a socket or a stud. One pack here is cut for it.
Pad set finder
Pick the connector shape on your lead wire and the finder points straight to the pad sets that plug into it.
TENS and EMS devices
Handheld pulse units and the wearable belt, each one shipped as a kit with leads, pads and a way to store them flat.
Replacement pads for your drawer
Gel adhesive collects lint over time and loses its grip. Keeping fresh pairs in reserve means your sessions start without loose edges.
DOMAS TENS Unit Electrode Pads (XL)
TENS 7000 and other 2 mm pin units, DOMAS units
20 Pcs Replacement Pads Compatible with Omron TENS Units
Omron PM series
DOMAS Large TENS Pads for Lower-Back Pain Relief
TENS 7000 and other 2 mm pin units, DOMAS units
DOMAS TENS Electrode Pads
PowerDot 2.0
DOMAS 24 Pack 2x2&2x4 TENS Pads with Pad Holder, for TENS 7000
TENS 7000 and other 2 mm pin units, DOMAS units
DOMAS 6 Pcs Large TENS Electrode Pads for Omron TENS Units Only
Omron PM series
10 Pcs Replacement Pads Compatible with Omron TENS Units
Omron PM series
Three checks before you order
Examine the lead wire tip
Look at how the wire ends. A thin metal pin pushes into a tail socket, a round stud snaps into a cup, and a magnet clicks into place.
Read the unit match line
Check the device family listed beside each pack. That line confirms the connector fits the hardware in your drawer.
Select pad shapes
Pick small squares, rounds, wide rectangles, or the long lumbar panels based on what you need to replace in your kit.
Connector styles by device type
| Lead wire ends in | Unit family | Shelf to open |
|---|---|---|
| A 2.0 mm metal pin | TENS 7000 and other 2 mm pin units | Pin connector pads |
| A 2.0 mm pin on a DOMAS kit | DOMAS units | Pin connector pads |
| A shallow metal cup that snaps | Omron PM series | Snap connector pads |
| A flat magnet, no post or cup | PowerDot 2.0 | Snap connector pads |
10
pieces on the shelves
7
pad packs to restock from
4
unit families matched by name
$9.98
lowest listed pad pack
Featured hardware
EMS Abdominal Stimulator Belt, Electronic Muscle Toner for Men & Women
The handheld unit tucks into a pocket while the lead wires run under a waistband. We built the stepped output to click up notch by notch, so you find the pulse level that works without sudden jumps. Everything packs down onto the storage card when you power off.
$49.90
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Read the pageNotes on gear and pad care
We wrote down straightforward answers to common questions about wire connectors, gel maintenance, and travel packing.
Pin or snap: which connector you have
Every pad on this site joins a wire in one of three ways, and they do not cross over. Two minutes with the wire in your hand settles which packs are yours.
Make a pack of pads last longer
Gel wears out in the drawer more often than it wears out in use. Four habits do almost all of the work.
When a pad stops sticking
Half the packs people give up on still have life in them, and half the ones they keep using are already done. Telling those apart takes a look and a fingertip.
Asked before the first session
How do I tell pin leads from snap leads apart?
A pin lead ends in a thin metal post that slides into a flexible sleeve on the pad. A snap lead ends in a round metal disc that presses onto a raised metal stud.
What makes gel pads lose their grip over time?
Gel picks up loose lint, dust, and dry air during use. Putting the plastic liner back on after each session and storing pads on a flat tray keeps them usable longer.
Do DOMAS pad sets fit units from other makers?
Yes, many of our pads use standard connection styles that match units made by other brands. Check the compatibility line beside each pack to confirm the fit.
What should I check before choosing a pad pack?
Check the connector on your current wire first, then choose the shape you want. If your wire is worn, replace the lead wire and pad set together.
How we build our gear
We pour gel pads with thick adhesive layers and cut clean liners that peel off without tearing. Each pad set lists the exact unit families it fits, so you never have to guess whether a connector matches. Our shelves let you start from the device in your drawer or from the pad shape you prefer.
Selecting the right replacement pad sets
Matching replacement pads starts at the wire. A pin lead will not clip onto a snap stud, and a magnetic pod needs a flat magnetic base. Checking the connector on your cable narrows the catalog to the exact sets that plug in without forcing the joint.
If you already own a pulse unit, you only need to restock the pads that fit your existing wires. If you are starting fresh, our unit kits arrive with the device, the dual channel lead wires, a way to store the pads flat, and a first set of pads in the box.
Where to begin
For replacement pads, look at the end of your cable and browse by connection style. That ensures every square or rectangle you select connects firmly.
For a new setup, start with our pocket pulse units. Each kit comes with the device, channel wires, and pads ready to connect.
From people using our gear
Marcus T.The clear liners peel off cleanly and the pads stay flat on the plastic tray between uses.
Elena R.The pin connectors slide all the way into the pad tails without slipping loose mid session.
David K.Good gel grip that holds its edge on the third week without curling up.
Find your matching pads
Browse the shelves by connector type or use the finder to pull up the exact pad sets for your unit.