Dura-Stick-PLUS Self-Adhesive Electrodes - Reusable
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Features
Dura-Stick-PLUS Self-Adhesive Electrodes - Reusable
- Comprised of flexible stainless steel fibers for increased conductivity
- Sturdy construction offers increased durability
Product Overview
Dura-Stick-PLUS Self-Adhesive Electrodes - Reusable
Dura-Stick-PLUS Self-Adhesive Electrodes - Reusable
Dura Stick-PLUS Carbon Film Self-Adhesive Electrodes are comprised of flexible stainless steel fibers which provide excellent conductivity. This combined with a thin carbon film and adhesive gel, make the DuroStick-PLUS Electrodes very comfortable and durable. Reusable. DuroStick-PLUS Electrodes are flexible, yet sturdy construction offers increased durability and ease of removal.
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![]() Any suggestions for quick easy way to clean/disinfect re-usable dura stick IFC/TENS pads.
Asked on Sep 8, 2011 11:57:35 AM by kp
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I have used these kinds of pads but try contacting Chattanooga group the manufacturer of the pad and I have found following their instructions work well on the type of pad you use most often, to keep them sticky dab a drop of purified water (bottled or filtered) on them after use let it be absorbed then refrigerate until next use. Best of luck
Answered on Dec 9, 2011 1:34:12 PM by Longtime User of durastick
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Drops of water on the electrode, wiping it back and forth across the electrode with your finger to clean the "sticky" side of the electrode. Also hydrates the electrode. Electrode should only be re-used on the same patient.
Answered on Dec 11, 2011 9:21:21 PM by Mike
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![]() Will these work with a slender-tone unit?
Asked on Aug 17, 2011 4:11:40 PM by les
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![]() I want to make sure these are not carbon ones. They cause skin rash on my son. We use EMPI premium electrodes, but they are very pricey and can not afford to buy 4 packages a month, sometimes even more since they don't stick very well
Asked on Jun 18, 2011 9:46:07 PM by Sabina
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I have the same issue with skin rashes. I thought it was the silicone stuff they use on the pads themselves. I asked my chiro what they used because I never have an issue with what they use. so, I ordered the durastick to try and and so far I have had no skin rashes.
Answered on Dec 27, 2012 3:18:58 PM by Lisa
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![]() can you use the intelect stimulation units if you have a pace maker ?
Asked on May 14, 2011 3:19:52 PM by jim
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No way. Any estim device including a TENS or Intelect can interfere with the function of the pacemaker, or any electrical implant, such as a deep brain stimulator. While you might get away it with it, the risks of interfering with the pacemaker (including death) are not worth it.
Answered on May 4, 2012 1:54:12 PM by bb
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Part Number(s): 42185, 42045, 42159, 672 0201, 672 0330, 42182, 42181, 672 0203
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