Testing our iontophoresis devices / sorting different features / properties of the devices

How does the selection guide work in detail? Let us explain the criteria.

First, we separate the three types of treatment areas:

• hands and feet (insensitive)
• more sensitive body parts (every other treatment area, such as face, armpits, etc.)
• and a combination of both types

This is the first and most important step to finding out which device will be the perfect choice.

If you wish to treat hands or feet and more sensitive body parts with an iontophoresis device, our selection guide immediately excludes all devices that offer only direct current.

If you insist on a direct current device, you can enforce the selection by clicking on the direct current option.

The different criteria regarding the current types are

• Pulsed current (recommended)
• Direct current
• Both
• I don't know

Unless you explicitly choose the direct current, you are left with devices that offer both pulsed and direct current, variable pulsed current, and automatic pulsed current.

The next selection criterion is based on the operation of the device itself, which can be very simple or more complex/technical.

Lastly, the selection is completed and our guide will suggest your most suitable device.

Note: If you only wish to treat sensitive areas (without hands and feet), the choice will fall on the most affordable device with a pulsed and a direct current. During the treatment, you should only select the direct current.

In this case, the low price is an advantage.

If you would like to go for the more expensive top machines, follow the links below:

Idromed 5 PS (automatic/simple usability)

Hidrex ConnectION (variable pulsed current/complex usability)

TIP: We recommend consulting all our selection guides before you make your final decision. You can find all guides on our page Advice and Guidance.