Chirp specializes in back pain relief and muscle recovery products, including the famous Chirp Wheel+ and the Halo TENS/EMS muscle stimulation systems.
Chirp is a health and wellness brand dedicated to helping people move freely and live without pain. Originally gaining widespread recognition for the Chirp Wheel—a back-stretching device designed to relieve tension and 'pop' stubborn knots along the spine—the company has expanded its lineup to include comprehensive recovery solutions.
Their product range now features the Halo series of wireless TENS and EMS units, designed to provide targeted electrical stimulation for pain management and muscle conditioning. Operating under the name Plexus Yoga DBA Chirp, the brand focuses on simple, effective, and non-invasive tools for physical therapy and daily relief.
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You can charge the Halo unit using the provided USB-C charging cable. Plug the cable into the port located at the bottom of the charging case ensuring the units are seated correctly.
The Chirp Wheel is designed to stretch the muscles surrounding the spine to relieve back pain. It fits between the shoulder blades to apply pressure to knots and tension points.
No. Do not use the Halo TENS/EMS device if you have a cardiac pacemaker, implanted defibrillator, or other implanted electronic devices.
Chirp provides a web app for pad placement guidance. You can access it by visiting halo.gochirp.com.
The Halo system is designed to be paired with its remote for selecting programs and adjusting intensity levels, though the units must be powered on individually first.