phlebitis, thrombophlebitis, varicose veins). Apply stimulation only to normal, intact, clean, healthy
skin;
(4) in the presence of electronic monitoring equipment (e.g., cardiac monitors, ECG alarms). The
electronic stimulator may not operate properly when the electrical stimulation device is in use;
(5) while operating machinery, or during any activity in which electrical stimulation can put you at risk
of injury;
(6) on children.
Be aware of the following.
(1) to consult with your physician before using this device. The simulation with the device may:
i. cause lethal rhythm disturbances to the heart in susceptible individuals;
ii. disrupt the healing process after a recent surgical procedure;
(2) that the device is not effective for pain of central origin, including headache;
(3) that the device is not a substitute for pain medications and other pain management therapies;
(4) that the device has no curative value;
(5) that the device is a symptomatic treatment and, as such, suppresses the sensation of pain that would
otherwise serve as a protective mechanism;
(6) that the long-term effects of electrical stimulation are unknown;
(7) that the user may experience skin irritation, burns or hypersensitivity due to the electrical
stimulation or electrical conductive medium (gel);
(8) if the user has suspected or diagnosed epilepsy, the user should follow precautions recommended by
his or her physician;
(9) to use caution if the user has a tendency to bleed internally, such as following an injury or fracture;
(10) use caution if stimulation is applied over the menstruating uterus;
(11) use caution if stimulation is applied over areas of skin that lack normal sensation;
(12) stop using the device if the device does not provide pain relief;
(13) use this device only with the leads, electrodes, and accessories that the manufacturer recommends.
(14) Do not share the use of the electrode pads with others.
(15) Do not use the device while it’s charging.
(16) The device contains the lithium battery. If overheating of the device occurred during the charging,
stop the charging or operation immediately and report to the seller.
(17) Dispose of the battery-containing device according to the local, state, or federal laws.
The long-term effects of electrical stimulation are unknown.
Since the effects of stimulation of the brain are unknown, stimulation should not be applied across the
head, and electrodes should not be placed on opposite sides of the head.
The safety of electrical stimulation during pregnancy has not been established.
Some patients may experience skin irritation or hypersensitivity due to the electrical stimulation or