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| Hidrex or Idromed Pulsed current, that is the question... Thank you very much for your interest in our products. Here is some information about the two machines: In short: Idromed 5 PC: preset therapy session timer of 15 minutes, current is shown in mA, only pulsed current available, very easy to use Hidrex PSP1000: therapy session timer can be set individually from 1 to 60 minutes, current shown in Volt, more setting options than the Idromed, can be driven either in direct current or in pulsed current mode with different pulse width settings, depending of which area you have to treat, requires a little more time to get to know it and how to set it up More differences under the page --> https://www.iontodevice.com/hyperhidrosis/differences-in-idromed-hidrex-iontophoresis-machines-t378.html The stainless steel electrodes are just an option. It does not have a better impact on the results if you purchase the Hidrex, you can choose either stainless teel or aluminum. If you buy the Idromed, you always recieve aluminum electrodes. You have the option of additionaly adding the stainless steel ones. Should you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact me again. |
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| Posted: Tue Apr 21, 2015 2:05 pm Post subject: Heavy sweating - best iontophoresis device for this |
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| I am interested in making a purchase as I suffer from excessive, heavy sweating in both my hands and feet. I also live in a very hot country. From what I understand, you recommend the pulsed current, so that would be the Idromed 5PC. However, you also offer the HidrexPSP1000 which you state as the newest product on the market. Could you please advise me as to which product I should opt for, which is more successful, which is better in your experience. Also, what are the stainless steel electrodes? Are they something I need to purchase extra to the machine? Thank you in advance. |
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