Buying the Myoovi device is only the first cost. Keeping it usable means replacing the Butterfly Pads over time, and that recurring expense matters more if you expect to use the device frequently.
If you are still deciding whether the device itself is worth buying, start with our Myoovi Review 2026 for the broader effectiveness, complaints, value and purchase-risk decision.
There is also one important compatibility issue to get right before ordering: Myoovi 2.0 pads do not fit the original Myoovi device. So the useful question is not just “how much are the pads?” It is how long they last, which version you need, and what refills could realistically add to your ownership cost. [1]
Quick Answer
Myoovi currently lists Replacement Butterfly Pads 2.0 at £15 for a two-pack, or £13.50 on subscription. The product page says each pad can be used up to 20 times, while the FAQ gives a broader typical range of around 20–30 uses. [1]
Check your device version before ordering. Myoovi says the 2.0 pads use a different connection system and include heating elements, so they are not compatible with the original V1 device. [1]
Myoovi Replacement Butterfly Pads 2.0
Official replacement two-pack designed specifically for the Myoovi 2.0 period-pain device.
£15 one-time / £13.50 subscription
- Includes 2 replacement Butterfly Pads
- Designed specifically for Myoovi 2.0
- Manufacturer guidance: around 20–30 uses per pad
- Not compatible with the original Myoovi V1
How Much Do Myoovi Replacement Pads Cost?
The current UK listing shows £15 for a one-time two-pack of Myoovi 2.0 Butterfly Pads. The subscription option costs £13.50, which is 10% lower than the standard one-time price. [1]
The original V1 replacement pads are also listed separately at £15 one-time or £13.50 on subscription. [2]
That means price is not the main difference between the two refill versions. Compatibility is. Ordering the wrong version can leave you with pads that do not fit your device.
How Long Do Myoovi Pads Last?
Myoovi uses slightly different wording across its own guidance. The 2.0 product description says each pad can be used up to 20 times, while the FAQ says the gel pads generally last around 20–30 uses. Myoovi recommends replacing them once they are no longer sticky. [1]
These figures should be treated as manufacturer guidance rather than a guaranteed lifespan. Adhesion is the practical limit: if a pad stops sticking properly before reaching the upper use count, the published range does not mean it should continue being used.
Myoovi also says pads are normally replaced after around two months, although actual timing depends on how frequently you use the device. [1]
What Does That Mean for Cost Per Use?
A Myoovi 2.0 pack contains two pads. If each pad reaches roughly 20–30 uses, a two-pack could provide approximately 40–60 uses in total. [1]
At the current £15 one-time price, that equals roughly 25p–37.5p per use. At the £13.50 subscription price, the estimated range falls to approximately 22.5p–33.8p per use.
These are calculations based on Myoovi’s published price and lifespan guidance, not guaranteed real-world costs. If your pads lose adhesion earlier, the real cost per session will be higher.
Are Myoovi V1 and Myoovi 2.0 Pads Compatible?
No. Myoovi explicitly states that Replacement Butterfly Pads 2.0 are not compatible with the original device. The company says the newer version uses a different connection system and incorporates heating elements that are specific to Myoovi 2.0. [1]
Original Myoovi owners still have a separate V1 replacement-pad listing available from the brand. [2]
The practical rule is simple: original Myoovi/V1 device → V1 pads. Myoovi 2.0 → 2.0 pads. Check the model before ordering instead of choosing by price or appearance.
What Could Replacement Pads Cost Over a Year?
There is no reliable single “average annual cost” because people use Myoovi at different frequencies. A more useful approach is to build transparent scenarios using the current £15 pack price and Myoovi’s published lifespan guidance. [1]
About 5 uses per month: roughly 60 sessions per year. Based on the 40–60-use planning range for a two-pack, you may need around one to two packs, costing approximately £15–£30 per year.
About 10 uses per month: roughly 120 sessions per year. That could mean around two to three packs, costing approximately £30–£45 per year.
About 20 uses per month: roughly 240 sessions per year. That could require around four to six packs, or approximately £60–£90 per year.
These figures are planning scenarios, not claims about what the average Myoovi customer spends. Their purpose is to show why refill cost matters far more to a frequent user than to someone who only uses the device occasionally.
Is the Myoovi Pad Subscription Worth It?
The current subscription reduces the two-pack price from £15 to £13.50, saving £1.50 per pack. Myoovi says subscribers can choose delivery frequency and can change or cancel their subscription, as well as update address or payment details. [1]
The subscription becomes more relevant once your refill pattern is predictable. If you use the device regularly and know you will reorder, the discount can accumulate across several packs.
If your use is occasional or unpredictable, ordering only when needed may be simpler despite paying £1.50 more per pack.
Should You Worry About Replacement-Pad Availability?
There is a legitimate historical reason buyers raise this concern. Trustpilot reviews from March and April 2025 included users reporting periods when replacement pads were unavailable for weeks or months, sometimes temporarily preventing them from using their devices. Myoovi later responded that replacement pads were back in stock. [3]
Those reports should not be treated as evidence of a current shortage. Myoovi currently maintains official product listings for both 2.0 and original V1 replacement pads. [1] [2]
The broader ownership issue still matters: the device relies on proprietary pads. If you depend on Myoovi regularly, checking refill availability before your current pads are completely worn out can reduce the risk of an interruption.
Do Replacement Pads Make Myoovi Too Expensive?
For an occasional user, refill spending may remain relatively small. For a frequent user, Myoovi should be treated as an upfront device purchase plus an ongoing consumable cost.
Whether that is acceptable depends on why Myoovi fits your routine. If the device’s wireless format, integrated heat and compact setup are genuinely useful to you, proprietary refills may be an acceptable trade-off.
If your priority is simply keeping long-term TENS costs as low as possible, recurring pad purchases deserve more weight when evaluating Myoovi’s overall value.
If you are still deciding whether the device itself is worth the premium over a standard TENS machine, read our Myoovi vs TENS machine comparison for the broader buying decision.
Final Verdict
Myoovi replacement pads are straightforward once you know which device you own, but they materially affect the true cost of ownership. Current Myoovi 2.0 pricing is £15 for a two-pack or £13.50 on subscription, while the company’s own lifespan guidance sits around 20–30 uses depending on the wording referenced. [1]
The most important mistake to avoid is buying the wrong version: Myoovi 2.0 pads do not fit the original Myoovi. After compatibility, usage frequency is the main factor. The more often you use the device, the more important refill costs become when deciding whether Myoovi remains good value for you. [1]
Myoovi Replacement Butterfly Pads 2.0
For Myoovi 2.0 owners who need the correct compatible replacement pads for continued use.
£15 one-time / £13.50 subscription
Compatibility note: These replacement pads are designed for Myoovi 2.0 and do not fit the original V1 device.
FAQs
How often should I replace Myoovi pads?
Myoovi says its gel pads generally last around 20–30 uses and recommends replacing them once they no longer stick properly. Its guidance also mentions replacement after roughly two months. [1]
Do Myoovi 2.0 pads fit the original Myoovi?
No. Myoovi says the 2.0 pads use a different connection system and contain heating elements specific to the upgraded device, so they are not compatible with the original model. [1]
How much do Myoovi replacement pads cost?
The current UK Myoovi 2.0 listing shows £15 for a one-time two-pack or £13.50 on subscription. [1]
Can I use third-party TENS pads with Myoovi?
The official material reviewed here explains compatibility between Myoovi’s own V1 and 2.0 pads but does not provide enough verified information to recommend third-party electrodes. Do not assume third-party pads are compatible without confirmation from Myoovi.
Sources & References
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Myoovi — Replacement Butterfly Pads 2.0
Supports current £15 one-time price, £13.50 subscription price, two-pad pack quantity, lifespan guidance, subscription controls and V1/V2 incompatibility.
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Myoovi — Replacement Butterfly Pads V1
Supports the separate original-device pad listing and current V1 pricing.
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Trustpilot — Myoovi Customer Reviews
Supports historical March–April 2025 reports about replacement-pad availability and Myoovi’s response that pads were back in stock.
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