SAFETY BASICS
Use electrical stimulation equipment conservatively and as documented
This page is general information only. It does not replace the manufacturer manual, product-specific warnings or medical advice.
General precautions
- Begin with output controls at zero or a very low level and increase gradually.
- Do not create current paths across the chest or through the head or neck.
- Do not use electrical stimulation with implanted electronic devices or known cardiac conditions unless a qualified medical professional has specifically cleared it.
- Use intact cables and suitable electrodes, and make sure skin contact is appropriate for the accessory being used.
- Stop immediately if you experience pain, dizziness, unexpected skin reactions or unusual discomfort.
Accessory compatibility matters
Devices can differ in connector wiring, output characteristics and control behavior. A plug that physically fits is not proof that an accessory is electrically compatible. Check the documentation for both the device and the accessory before use.