How to test the conductivity of the SaeboStim MicroUpdated a year ago
If you think your SaeboStim Micro isn't working, here's how to test how conductive your unit is.
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The hand contains many nerve endings that allow you to feel the stimulation more than what you will feel in the forearm/elbow area. This does not mean you aren’t getting stimulation to those areas.
The more melanin you have in your skin (the darker your skin color), the higher you have to increase the voltage to feel the stimulation, due to the thickness of the epidural layer of the skin. Also, the older you are, the higher you have to increase the voltage.
Alternative Test
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For the best results, make sure you are very well hydrated, especially if you live in warmer climates. This will keep your skin moist and you will have better results.