do you have to use a gel conductor?
1623082
No you do not. It is the same electro therapy my chiropractor uses and has saved me a ton of money and time. It is convenient and I use it while sitting on couch or at my desk at work.
1623083
No you don't but once the stickiness wears out the pads the conductor gel adds stickiness to it to last longer
1623084
No I'm still using the pads that came with it and they still stick fine. I bought extra pads...but never used them. It's really a good little unit does very close to the ones at PT but smaller.
1623085
No you don't . It would probably interfere with the contact with your skin. You have to be sure the skin is clean and dry so the pads will stick. Eventually the pads will wear out & you can purchase replacements through the company. Pretty affordable.
1623086
I use the pads that came with the unit. I didn't think of using gel because my physical therapist doesn't. I will have to change the pads soon though because I can feel them being less and less sticky every time I use them.
419499
Hello. It does not appear so. That massage unit does not use the same plastic safety shielded plug as your standard lead wire does. You may be tied in to the manufacturer for the supply items which will be far more expensive than your standard lead would be. Hope this helps.
695022
I have had my razor for about 6 or 7 months and have never used a gel. Cleaning the heads is enough of a problem without adding residue gel. However, any gel will work fine. I find that the razor does a good job without any gel. You might consider Lectric Shave, which is liquid and sets up the beard, just like a gel. Everyone's hair is different and you need to experiment. Good luck!
667018
I haven't used any of the conductive gel yet. I purchased extra pads instead.
1578991
No I do not use a gel pad but l I can say this is the BEST bike seat I have ever used. I love it
2187107
There is a little metal piece inside the warmer. You simply bend the metal piece until you hear a click. When the gel has been activated by the click, you will see yhe gel change to a more solid like substance and it will begin to warm
262642
Yes! Not a problem at all. Gel skin leaves charging port open without any obstructions! Money well spent on the charging pack!
380353
Yes! Gel is a must for the RF to reach the muscle. I would also recommend using a specialty serum.
765878
You should be able to use just about any wire with the same gauge as the ones attached to the sensors, since the current going through is minimal and overheating is not an issue...
395067
This device does NOT use electrocurrent. This device has several other therapeutic choices: Sonic, ionic, & LED LIGHT therapy. You need to use a conductive gel on your skin when you use the device. I highly recommend this device!
1968780
This is a conductive gel. This is applied so that you can reuse electrodes, it keeps them sticky.
834078
You should be able to use any gel really... it only had to transfer the current. They want you to think you have to buy a special gel.
869249
No, this battery will not charge a gel battery. You need a special charger designed for gels
287135
You can buy Electrode Gel very inexpensively right here on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0093J2GWO/ref=oh_details_o04_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
1329462
You don't use any cream or lotion when doing high frequency. All oils & creams need to be removed from skin prior to use. Skin should be clean and dry our it can cause a shocking effect. If needed you can place gauze over the skin then use this will create a barrier & help the probes from skipping & causing shocks.
2030125
Either will work just fine. Gel will run longer than wet cell but on something like this its a small amperage pull anyway.
2090642
I have only used the shampoo and conditioner. I don't use gel. I am sure it will react like any other gel.