 Posted: Thu Dec 06, 2012 8:22 pm Post subject: |
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| I would consider the hidrex psp1000 in this case, because it has more features - we have a brand new model with more pc power than the old ps500 one. It is the psp 1000 and it has the ability to go up to 55 Volt@30mA@2kOhms resistor take a look under --> https://www.iontodevice.com/comparing_iontophoresis_units.htm |
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| Posted: Thu Dec 06, 2012 8:18 pm Post subject: |
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| Thanks for your quick response. Considering the Hidrex or the Idromed for my son, let me ask you - He has a tremendous hand sweat problem, he just came back from his College and he said there was not enough time to write his essay because he has to put his pen down after every word, and wipe his hands with the towel he always carries. He can not use an ipad or other items due to the sweating of his hands. It is really bad. It is so bad that he does not want me to get this because he " knows" it will not help. With that in mind, does it matter which one he gets. I read that the pc can give more current and therefore may be better, but the Hidrex pc has more options, like pc to dc. Anyway, I am sure he will use it for years so just give me your advice and I will order. He is 19 years old, very smart, majors in computers. He longs for the day that his hands are dry. Thanks so much |
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| Posted: Thu Dec 06, 2012 8:16 pm Post subject: |
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| Hi steevie, I would recommend the Hidrex PSP 1000 or Idromed 5 PC pulsed current devices and the Dermalight 80 - all available via the links to our shop. | |
| Posted: Thu Dec 06, 2012 8:14 pm Post subject: my son has hyperhidrosis |
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| Hi, my son has hyperhidrosis and I have psoriasis. What machines will help both or either condition please, thanks very much My son as I said is pretty bad with sweaty hands, I do not know if it is related but he gets panic attacks and has to take Lexapro for that .. His hands are terrible, but I do not know about his feet and armpits, I'll ask him when he gets up at noon, he sleeps 12 hours like most teenagers. |
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