Do you need to stop the device on the skin for each pulse or do you continually move the device slowly over the skin as it pulses?
1889570
move it slowly but i dont think it works i went thou 2 cartridges and it dident do much if any thing ..i returnded it
1889571
You continually move it, but the slower you go, the more hairs will get zapped.
1889572
You can do it either way: by slowly moving it over the skin or holing it still until a flash and then moving to the next spot.
1889573
Continuously move in an uniform speed; however, I instinctively stop the device when it pulsed because of the light and sensation. I recommend wearing dark sunglasses. Also, there are user videos on YouTube.
1889574
yes, you need to stop the device until you heard a "beep" and then you pulse again.This product is WONDERFUL... I never see anything like this before.. I'm been using it for 2 months and the results are INCREDIBLE!!! I highly recommended this product .....
1889575
You just keep moving it. Once you press the button on the side it wil pulse as long as you make contact. It's easy to operate! Hope this helps.
240053
You put your fingers on it at intervals. It worked great for about a month. Sweat interferes with it now and I am disappointed.
436407
Pretty much is on & off. Flow is pretty slow anyway, what is the point of going slower. What I did, was just drop the head in the bucket of water if for any reason I wanted to stop. for example, running to grab something I had forgot. But the on off button was easy access too
1488080
I've had this only a short time and use it infrequently. As long as a finger is in the device, it should stay on. But once the finger ids removed, it will turn off after 10 seconds. Alarm adjustments that can be made in the 'setup' mode for the oxygen level and the pulse rate. The highest pulse seems to be 240 The settings can be a little tricky to make since the instruction leaflet is not very clear. However, it seems well to be well made and does work well. It uses two readily available AAA cells, which is a plus.
1116903
If you are sweating or wet, it will continuously attempt to take your pulse. If there is dampness between your wrist and the watch, it will do this. The good news is that yes, there is a simple way to turn the pulse feature off and on.
1530673
Not sure, it just doesn't seem to sense the pulse at times. Try putting it on your thumbnail
1336057
No, the device does work like that. Most device have a combination of vitals are expensive (i.e. heart rate, O2, etc.) This inexpensive item is per usage. Thanks,
51351
I'm slow on understanding the question, but when using the product it should be no longer than 10 min at a time. I don't know if that's for your skin safety or the machine.
44437
Hummmm Mine is a Gradient Sequential Compression Circulation System Ohbiker. It has an on and off and a timer and it is absolutely wonderful. I used this item as pictured for daily usage for 2-3 months. Now, I have gone several moths without using it but apply vodka, magnesium flakes for the occasional RLS. But I plan to start using it again soon. I feel this is a long term care thing and not a quick fix. Really unsure where the instructions were that states this is for blood and lymph though I am sure it is doing just that as it does the gradual compressions up and down the legs. Best wishes...
1126966
Yes, just go very slow with a continuous motion, very sharp on the edges watch for loose skin & around the ears
1846098
When you push the button. I prefer it this way, and it works wonderful.you will find that you don't have to push the button as often as you might think. I have also read on blogs that some of the ones that are set automatically have had malfunctions, this way I know exactly is being done to my little dog. Also, I haven't had to use the shock, I only use the vibrate and it has done the job!
2241121
"No" to each question. When you place it on your finger, you press the little button on top and it stays lit up showing your pulse and pulse-ox for as long as you keep it on. It goes on like a clip clothespin, and there would be nothing to keep it on overnight except the little built in spring and no way of recording.
1700112
Yes as a matter of fact sometimes after exercising I wind up leaving it on for a while just to measure my resting heart rate. It works fine
300593
I don't think this device is intended to be used during active exercise. It clamps gently on a fingertip and will give you pulse rate and oxygen level readings. There may be artifacts while you're moving and can easily be dislodged from the fingertip. You can use it intermittently when you pause or step off the treadmill. Comes with a cord to hang it around your neck for easy access.
2355
Thank you for the input, it is different from somebody else's comment. I normally leave it on after my treadmill 50 minute workout until I "cool down". So, you are saying workout, go and remove, and cool down and continue to sweat without it on?? Any reason for doing it this way??
1091886
if you are wearing jogging pants or some loose fitting pants. but i never put mine anywhere but on my wrist as i have heart monitor that goes with it.i only wear mine when i walk or sleep. as i bought the top of the line one with all the bells and whistles.
1450736
Hi, I'm in the US so I just plug it into the regular wall socket to recharge. When I purchased the unit, I also bought Parker electrode gel, which works for the stainless steel parts to glide over the skin. Since then, I've done more reading, some people are happy just using water. I have lots of skin care products so I've used cleanser on my face with the first part, which is the negative (red light), then I've cleaned that off and put on some moisturizer and used the positive (blue light) roller. You always do the negative first and finish with the positive. Don't be afraid to experiment with the products you have and you can regulate the current up or down too. I've had it all the way to 10, depending on the product I will change the current up or down. Like a TENS unit, it does not shock, but stimulates. Good luck, hope this helps. I am glad I did not spend $100's of $ for the name brand.