[Virginia]

Virginia on February 9, 2018 at 9:15 am #5534

Hi there!

I’m about to get an iontophoresis machine and I’d like to know if you’ve tried with these brands and models:

Hidrex DV450
40 V – 30 mA – 1 kohm

Ozo-Ozo
50V – 20 mA – 1 kohm

Idrostar
50V – 30 mA – 1 kohm

I really need to know if battery operated machines are just great as AC ones, if they’re worth it, or if I should stick to AC ones like Hidrex, although the Idrostar one seems a little bit more powerful than Hidrex and Ozo-Ozo.

So, what should I get?

Thank you in advance!

      

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[carla]

carla on March 2, 2018 at 7:23 am #5557

Never heard about Ozo-Ozo, but Hidrex and Idromed are both high quality iontophoresis devices that are made in Germany. Both machines run via electricity provided by AC adapters. The carrying cases for both Hidrex and Idromed split with ease to become treatment trays for your hands or feet. This is quite a neat space and time saving concept.

Hidrex DC and PSP devices are about 10 percent more expensive than the Idromed counterparts. Idromed has a much more modern look than Hidrex .

      

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