Want this question answered?
Blue Cross Blue Shield may cover TENS units, however coverage varies by state. Coverage has recently changed in Illinois, Oklahoma, New Mexico and Texas. Whereas these states used to not cover TENS as of 1/1/2012, they are currently covering TENS. As with all insurances, you will have to contact your insurance company to see if your plan will pay for TENS. It might be helpful to have the Billing Codes for TENS available - the codes are E0720 or E0730.
NO!
depending on manufactuerer they are small blue pills with the #10 on one side
17 tens = (10 + 7) tens = 10 tens + 7 tens = 1 hundred + 7 tens.
7
6 tens
31 tens(310)
190 + 130 = 320
190
16.8 tens, or 16 tens with 8 left over.
3 tens is written as 30 0 tens is written a 0
5