Re: review of: conductive slippers and carbon fiber handholds for zapper

[Guest guest]

I would suggest that the carbon rods always be wrapped with paper towel to

prevent the possibility of microscopic filaments of carbon fiber becoming

embedded in the skin. It is virtually impossible to make carbon fiber tube that

does not expose these sharp little carbon needles at the surface.  Other than

that, they really do work well, and will not corrode.

Blessings!

Arthur

www.bestZapper.com

review of:  conductive slippers and carbon fiber handholds

for zapper

Dr

> The CARBON FIBER HANDHOLDS are a little narrow for my large

> hands but

> they still work.  I like that I don't have to change the

> paper towel

> much because not much (if anything) seeps from them, unlike the copper

> or stainless steel handholds that seep stuff into the paper

> towel, and

> also the copper gets all corroded eventually.  The carbon fiber

> handholds have " snap " connectors, but alligator clips work well

> (I use

> the larger size alligator clips).  If you use handholds, I highly

> recommend these.

>

> I decided to try the " CONDUCTIVE SLIPPERS " , (from

> .com).  I

> wasn't sure if I was going to like them.  I like them

> alot.  They are

> great because my hands are free now for eating, reading, etc.,

> and I

> don't get hand fatigue/soreness from clenching the handholds anymore.

>   I get in ALOT more zapping time everyday because of

> having my hands

> free.  I'm not sure where they are made, but I highly

> recommend them.

>  They have an elastic strap but it's not really necessary

> to hold them

> onto your feet, just the weight of your foot is enough to make enough

> contact for the zapper current, but they help keep them aligned on

> your feet as you periodically move around, I actually trimmed the

> elastic strap with scissors so it is smaller, I found that more

> comfortable.  I checked the zapper current with my

> voltmeter and there

> was plenty of conductivity, I initially was worried that they might

> lower the voltage.  I've been using them for at least a

> couple weeks

> now and I have no rash/itchiness, which I get with any kind of strap

> on my arms or legs.  I bought mine from

> toolsforhealing.com.  They

> have " snap " connectors, but again, alligator clips work

> fine.  I wet

> them with a large spray bottle I keep by my zapper, they stay

> wet for

> a long time so I don't have to re-wet them as often as I did with

> handholds.

>

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