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Please read all the information in this
booklet before beginning treatment
with the Conductive Gloves.
Verify the contents of your package:
A.
Conductive Garment Gloves with
attached snap connectors.
B.
ReBuilder® Electrolyte Spray.
A.
B.
Care & Cleaning
It is suggested you gently hand
wash the Conductive Gloves with
mild soap as needed. Make sure
the snap connectors on the gloves
are completely dry before storing
the gloves in a dry location. Do not
machine wash or dry the gloves.
These products are supplied as extra products for your
convenience. Many physicians will recommend these
garments with use of electrical stimulation devices.
These garments may assist in the treatment for pain
but are not necessary for use with ReBuilder products.
Using the
Conductive Gloves
1.
Turn the conductive gloves inside out.
2.
Holding the Electrolyte bottle about 6
inches away, spray each conductive glove.
3.
Apply the Electrolyte spray evenly across
the entire conductive glove until fabric is
moist.
4.
Turn the conductive glove right-side out.
5.
Repeat spray to the conductive gloves
as necessary to maintain desired
moisture level for your treatments.
(More Electrolyte can be used during
treatment,if needed.)
Putting on the Conductive Gloves
Before using, wash your hands with
soap and water. Slide the Conductive
Gloves onto each
hand. To reduce
stretching, try to
avoid "pulling" the
gloves on.
Connecting the Snaps
Snap connectors will be connected
to the Conductive Gloves. Attach the
lead wire from the
stimulator into the
snap connector. (See
fig. 2) You can remove
the snaps if it makes
it easier to attach to the lead wire.
Connecting to the Stimulator
Attach your existing lead wire into the
top of your ReBuilder stimulator. Please
note the irregular shape of the output
jack and the end of the lead wire so that
you insert the wire correctly. (See fig. 1)
R
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Insert the metal prongs of the lead wire
into each of the snap connectors.
It does not matter if the snap is
on the inside or outside of your
wrist.
Color of the snap may vary.
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
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