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Quick Start Guide to Iontophoresis

Quick Start Guide to Iontophoresis

Quick Start Guide to Iontophoresis / basic treatment regime. There is no set regime or fixed power level to reach for iontophoresis, however there are some basic treatment protocols you should follow in the initial stages. This is so that you can establish what regime...

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Dermadry, Hidrex and Idromed

Dermadry, Hidrex and Idromed

Which Iontophoresis machine is right for me? Dermadry, Hidrex and Idromed are leading manufacturers of iontophoresis machines and are all stocked and distributed by IontoCentre. There are several different factors to consider when choosing your iontophoresis machine....

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Has your NHS Iontophoresis referral been delayed?

Has your NHS Iontophoresis referral been delayed?

Iontophoresis and the NHS We are proud to supply the NHS with Hidrex machines for treatment in hospitals and clinics across the UK. Treatments in NHS clinics are limited and demand is high so unfortunately it can take some time for you to be treated on the NHS. In...

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Hidrex ConnectION Demo Videos

Hidrex ConnectION Demo Videos

The videos below are very basic and unedited but we have uploaded them by request from our customers. They aim to provide a general overview of the features and operation of the Hidrex machine. We are working on producing a more polished set of user guide videos but...

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Red, Black Positive, Negative, Anode & Cathode?

Red, Black Positive, Negative, Anode & Cathode?

It is fair to say that there is a fair bit of confusion surrounding the positive and negative cables and where they need to be in relation to your iontophoresis machine, and how this affects your treatment of Hyperhidrosis.

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Which Iontophoresis machine is best for me?

Which Iontophoresis machine is best for me?

Which Iontophoresis machine is best for me? The Iontophoresis machines stocked and sold by IontoCentre are professional grade. This means it is perfect for unassisted treatments at home, but also used extensively in hospitals and clinics. Both Hidrex and Idromed...

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Treating hyperhidrosis with iontophoresis for sweating

Questions regarding Iontophoresis for sweating Hello I have purchased one of your Hidrex psp1000 iontophoresis for sweating systems and a couple of accessories to treat sever excessive sweating condition. As one of the treatment areas is a large area (the back) I...

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Treating Facial Hyperhidrosis with Iontophoresis

Facial Sweating and Iontophoresis This support post is related to the Hidrex PSP1000 iontophoresis machine. If you have the newer Hidrex ConnectION  model for facial sweating, please see this iontophoresis support post for that version. Hidrex produce a facial mask...

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Back / Torso sweating applicators

Iontophoresis electrodes for use all over the body The torso, (chest, back, and abdomen) and the thighs and buttocks can also be treated with Iontophoresis. IontoCentre offer are two types of accessory that can be used to treat these areas. The Large Area Treatment...

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Underarm treatments – Axillae Hyperhidrosis

Here is a basic treatment plan for underarm treatments. We strongly recommend using a pulsed current machine. Set the machine into pulsed current. Direct current will be too uncomfortable. You can use the pre-set programmes on the machine if you wish, or you can...

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Palmar Hyperhidrosis – treatment advice

Palmer hyperhidrosis - When to expect results? I purchased a Hidrex PSP 1000 machine from you for my (Palmer hyperhidrosis) sweating palms about two weeks ago, to use on my hands and feet as I suffer from what I would consider to be quite severe hyperhidrosis. I have...

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The Benefits of Pulsed Current Iontophoresis

Hidrex are market leaders in Iontophoresis machine research and development. They have adopted a pro active attitude towards enhancing, improving and developing machines and are behind many of the innovations seen in modern machines. Perhaps one of the most important...

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Pulsed or Direct Current?

Choosing between a pulsed or direct current machine can be a confusing decision. Ultimately machine selection depends on many factors, such as treatment area, skin type, patient age and any secondary skin conditions such as eczema. General advice is to opt for a...

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