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 Posted: Fri Mar 20, 2009 7:02 pm Post subject: Iontophoresis Electrodes -- Aluminum or Stainles Steel? |
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What is up with the difference in stainless steel versus aluminum electrodes for iontophoresis units?
First, if you have no nickel or chrome allergy, then we recommend using the stainless steel electrodes. They are much easier to clean and they don't get Patina so fast, so there is good current flow for a long time.
Our standard electrodes are made with aluminum.
The price for this "extra" is stated in the shop when going to the product pages, where you can choose it as an option.
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| Posted: Sat May 16, 2009 4:34 pm Post subject: the effectiveness of both aluminum and stainless steel are t |
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Effectiveness of aluminum and stainless steel electrodes is the same?
Yes it is.
| Quote: | | the effectiveness of both aluminum and stainless steel are the same? |
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