Can someone tell me what this is exactly for? I'm new to this whole stuff and only been using those electrode pads.
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After enough use the stickiness of those electrode pads will wear off and that pads will not stick to your skin. You apply this gel to the electrode pads and it will make them sticky again.
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This is a conductive gel. This is applied so that you can reuse electrodes, it keeps them sticky.
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It is used as an adhesive for electrode pads if re-usable electrode pads has lost its adhesive gel.
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hiI buy the parts here:Syrtenty 2" Square TENS Unit Electrodes 2x2 - 44 Pack Electrode Pads for TENS Massage EMS - 100% Satisfaction Guarantee
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These replacement pads work great with my ten's unit, I don't know about yours though. Sorry!
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Each package contains 4 conductive pads In some cases you may only use only two (2) pads but most TENS units and medical uses use at least four (4) at a time. Needless to say there are no circumstances where you will use an odd number.
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You may have to put some of the tens gel on your feet and raise the intensity higher then you might otherwise use with just pads. If you have thick skin or callouses you may have a hard time getting conductivity.
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I have a battery pack Century2100 tens unit that I attach the electrodes to. I bought it from my chiropractor.
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that is a good question. maybe because the plastic is super thick? but the seller will definitely answer if you ask them. they contacted me before i had received my pad. i wish you luck.
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It is a TENS unit and like most it sends an electrical current between the two pads or leads. There are a few settings that vary the duration and frequency of the pulse. If you want to know the "science" behind it, just search about TENS units, they all use the same principal just different designs.
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You can use this for a tens unit. This unit is way, way more than a tens unit. You can get a Tens unit for much less.
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I would suspect they would, since the majority of tens units are fairly universal, they should indeed work with that particular model. I have the Ultima5 model which is a standard model for pain relief and these replacement pads worked great. I prefer these pads over the Tyco brand electrodes which are only a one time application. The main reason why I like the previously mentioned electrodes is the fact that they are re-useable; and with that in mind a person can always save a few dollars here and there when looking for pain management.
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Not sure as I'm not familiar with those units. If it's just a one-zone trigger you're looking for though, I would assume this pad would work since that's all it is (at least I'm pretty sure it's a one zone). There are numerous articles, write-ups, and forum posts out there on this pad so you may want to look it up first. Sorry for the lack of help.
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I gave up trying to find the wires. The pads only lasted a short time so I bought an Omron. Amazon carries all of the parts as does Walgreens in a pinch. The electrode pads last almost 3 months
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make sure the pads are connected properly. When you increase the the amount of the current it will "tighten" you muscle and actually draws your bottom up, I only use it when I'm laying down watching T.V. I found that I've had to change the pads more often then was implied on the comment section, but I do move the pads over a little prior to finally switching them for new ones. What I mean is where the indentation is on the pad, I move it over enough that there is a fresh part of the pad to have connection. if you still feel like you are feeling "zapped" or like there are needle poking you, get new pads. make sure the pads are connected properly. When you increase the the amount of the current it will "tighten" you muscle and actually draws your bottom up, I only use it when I'm laying down watching T.V. I found that I've had to change the pads more often then was implied on the comment section, but I do move the pads over a little prior to finally switching them for new ones. What I mean is where the indentation is on the pad, I move it over enough that there is a fresh part of the pad to have connection. if you still feel like you are feeling "zapped" or like there are... » Read More make sure the pads are connected properly. When you increase the the amount of the current it will "tighten" you muscle and actually draws your bottom up, I only use it when I'm laying down watching T.V. I found that I've had to change the pads more often then was implied on the comment section, but I do move the pads over a little prior to finally switching them for new ones. What I mean is where the indentation is on the pad, I move it over enough that there is a fresh part of the pad to have connection. if you still feel like you are feeling "zapped" or like there are needle poking you, get new pads. « Show Less
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I don't fully understand the question... My backing plate has a female threads nut that screw direct to my electric buffer and the pads stick to the velcro on the backing plate, I hope this help.
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I'm glad you asked! These kept popping up in a search on here for silicone oil, and the descriptions were very cryptic and just left me wondering what the heck these are supposed to be used for!
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hi i have no idea, that pad is a piece of junk and hasnt worked correctly since i got it. sorry i cant be of more help
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The unit comes with 2 sets of sticky electrode pads ( 4 pads in all) that stick gently to your skin. After about 15-20 uses the sticky actually becomes more gooey and not as easy to get off. I bought 20 more sets from another on line vendor and have just started using the first set. Oh yes and watch out for the included batteries--- they leaked into my unit. Go buy more FRESH AAA batteries.