Getting Started with Painmaster
Patch Placement: The placement of the patches is very important. Position one patch on either side of where the pain is. Whether horizontal or vertical, orientation doesn't matter. Do not use patches on the head or genital area.
Duration of Use: The duration of treatment will depend on the duration of the pain you have experienced. For persistent pain, the manufacturers recommend to start using the patches continuously (24/7) for three full days, followed by usage as needed. They also advise that, ideally, sessions should last 8 hours or more. Since Micro-Current Therapy works gradually, patience is key for optimal results.
Using Painmaster
For your initial treatment, keep the patches on for as long as comfortable, ideally up to 72 hours.
After the initial period, it's recommended to wear the patches for extended periods of 4-6 hours at a time, including during sleep or while at work.
Ensure the skin is clean before application, and shave any areas with excessive hair if necessary.
Please note, Painmaster is not a quick fix for instant relief; it may alleviate pain over time, but this tends to be a gradual process.
Pull gently each pad from the tab at the top to remove it. Store the pads in the plastic packaging provided (disconnect the wire first).
Restoring Adhesiveness
If the patches lose their stickiness, apply a droplet of warm water and spread it evenly to help restore their adhesive properties.
Usage and Cleaning
After 3-5 days of continuous use, remove the patches for 1 or 2 days. To clean the patches and restore adhesiveness, rinse the gel side with warm (optionally soapy) water and let it dry completely before reapplying. Do NOT sterilize or disinfect the patches.
Precautions with Water
Remove patches before washing or swimming. If, accidentally, the gel side gets wet, turn the patches upside down and let them air dry. Reattach the wire and battery once they are completely dry.
To Remove and Store Patches
Isolated cases of skin irritation may occur at the electrode placement site, usually after long-term application of Painmaster patches.
If this happens, pause the treatment; the condition, known as erythema, usually resolves within a few hours to a few days.
Minor skin irritation has been documented in certain individuals with hypersensitive skin.
If problems persist, stop using Painmaster and consult with your doctor.
Skin Reactions
Applying Painmaster Patches
You can position the patches vertically or horizontally on either side of the pain area. Up to three sets can be used simultaneously if necessary. For severe lower back pain, consider placing two sets vertically on each side of the spine for optimal relief.
Unlike other therapies or medications, Micro-Current Therapy may alleviate pain by stimulating the body's natural healing mechanisms, rather than merely blocking pain signals.
Back Pain
Most of the time, neck pain is felt toward the middle, although it may lean slightly to the left or right. Start by locating the center of the discomfort and then apply one patch on either side.
For severe neck pain, consider wearing the patches continuously for 2-3 days, including while sleeping (but remove them during bathing).
You should NEVER place patches on the front of the neck.
Neck Pain
Position the patches vertically or horizontally on either side of the center where the pain is.
You can use up to three sets simultaneously. The duration of use for joint pain depends on how long you've been experiencing it. Trial and error will help determine if Painmaster effectively relieves your specific joint pain.
You can wear the patches 24/7, including while in bed, but you may want to protect them from excessive rubbing.
Joint Pain
Nerve Pain
Nerve pain can occur in different parts of the body. It is perhaps more common in the lower back, buttocks, and legs.
Trial and error may be the best approach to find the optimal patch placement. Painmaster is often most effective when applied to the lower spine, as nerve pain frequently originates from these areas (e.g., sciatic pain).
Remember that you won't feel any electrical sensations from the patches.
Elbow Pain
Elbow pain can often be relieved by applying patches to the outer side as shown on the left). If the pain is more on the inner side of the elbow, adjust the patch placement accordingly.
Remember that you can position the patches vertically or horizontally on either side of where the pain is.
When using Painmaster during sleep, wear a shirt, pants or a light bandage over the patches to minimise damage to them.
Important Safety Advice
Please do NOT use Painmaster:
If you have a cardiac pacemaker
If you are using an insulin pump
On anybody under the age of 12
If you are pregnant
Directly over or near transdermal drug patches
Over an open wound, broken or inflamed skin, infection, recent scar or vascular issues such as thrombosis or varicose veins
Please note:
Avoid placing the patches along the neck region (carotid sinus)
Do not position the patches to allow current to flow through the head (transcerebrally)
Electronic monitoring equipment, such as ECG monitors and alarms, may malfunction while the device is in use
Remove this device during any high-frequency procedures
Using Painmaser Patches:
For external use only
Do not place over an open wound
Keep out of reach of children
Discontinue use for a day if a rash appears
Designed for single-person use
Limit use to no more than three sets of patches at a time
Disposal of patches:
This product is free from environmentally hazardous substances and can be disposed of through regular waste channels. However, handle the battery with care: do not recharge, disassemble, or dispose of it in a fire.
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- Please read the label and follow the instructions provided.
- Information within this website does not constitute medical advice.
- If you experience persistent pain, please consult your doctor.
- Please do not self-manage serious illnesses, injuries or pain.
- Please consult with your doctor for an appropriate diagnosis.
- Therapy may not alleviate all forms of pain or benefit everyone.