Hello! I'd like to know if BACK2life works in Italy with italian electric plug.
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There is a converter adapter that you would connect the 110 Back2life machine to an Europe electrical outlet. I took a travel iron with me on a cruise ship and bought the adapter so I could use the iron. I would check with an electrical store.Regarding the response about the Back2life machine stated below. I felt back pain relief by the third day. My pain is caused by degenerative joint disease, arthritic pains and I use this machine daily.
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The one that I bought from Amazon had an American style electrical plug. You might be able to use it with a power converter and a plug adapter though. Don't waste your money on this thing. It does nothing. I returned mine the very next day.
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The battery is independent of the charger. If the original battery will charge, so will the new batteries. There is every reason to believe that the original charger will work just fine in Italy.
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Check this out... http://video.about.com/goitaly/Tips-for-Power-Adapters-and-Electricity-in-Italy.htm
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Yes it will, you will use the supplied 2 pin rounded outlet head. Note that in Italy the plug will have 3 pins when you see it. But the centre pin is the ground and you don't need it since USB devices are insulated and are not large appliances.
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YOUR COUNTRY USES 220V WHERE WE USE 120V VCT International Travel Grounded Adapter Plug for Italy Converts USA & European Plug to Italy Plugby VCT VCT International Travel Grounded Adapter Plug for Italy Converts USA & European Plug to Italy Plug IF IT HAS 3 ROUND PLUGS THEN REMOVE THE MIDDLE ONE THEY DO SELL THESE ADAPTERS ON AMAZON LIKE FOR THREE DOLLARS QUE TODO VAYA BIEN
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On the two pin plugs I have seen both types but I have not been to Italy so I do not know which is more prevalent. Maybe someone else can help.
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I used it in Italy and had no problems! My only additional suggestion would be to get a power strip then you can use this to plug the power strip in and the power strip will provide you ample outlets for your multiple devices instead of buying a bunch of adapters.
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I didn't take them to Italy but I did use them in France. I'm sure they will work anywhere in Europe.
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I live in Italy. Would like to order this product, but i would first like to know if this is universal voltage. Thank you
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I was travelling with a group of friends, some of whom who had 2-prong adapters, and they worked at the places we stayed. I had a 3-prong adapter that worked everywhere I stayed in Italy. I think the answer to your question is yes.
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I used this in Italy for two years with just the adaptor and although it worked, it did get really hot and would turn off on its own...I suggest you use a converter! I never did and when I got back to the States it broke:(
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Just call CellularAbroad. They can get your SIM registered for you and will recharge it as well- but be aware that it's much less expensive to do so online (unomobile.it) or by buying a "Ricarica" at a participating Tabbachi / tobacco etc "corner shop." I found these difficult to come by in Rome itself, but no problem in Florence, FYI. Buon viaggio!
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Yes. I used only the plug adapter in Italy. Most electronics do the automatic converting nowadays.
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It works great in Italy and France but the plug configuration might be different in England from continental Europe.
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I just returned from Italy (Welsberg, Florence, Rome). In both Florence and Rome, the Two hole adaptor worked in almost all three hole plugs, (They have enlarged the two outer prong holes on most outlets to accommodate them.) However, if you have the three prong plugs, that is their standard in Rome and Florence. Up north near Austria, the two prong is the standard.
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It all depends on the region you are in. I noticed there are two different diameter plug sizes. This particular plug will work in Venice. Yes, there are two plugs that will work and not be grounded. I actually have both sizes of the two pronged plugs. I know that really muddies the answer but there are two diameter two pronged plugs out there. Sorry this isn't more help.
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Good question. It is a US plug. I don't know what plug Italy uses. But whatever it is, with a converter you should do fine. I've done all right with a converter in Asia and England. It's the best travel steamer I have ever found!