Re: CS>Violet Ray

Fri, 03 Feb 2012 05:05:59 -0800

 Thanks Melly,

I haven't bought one yet. Does it seem to do any good if you use one of the Chinese ones for cosmetic use? Is there any noticable difference?

I will look at the older ones. I hadn't thought of buying one of them.

Paula

-----Original Message-----
From: Melly Bag
Sent: Feb 2, 2012 10:12 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: CS>Violet Ray

Paula,
 
I have the Master and Marvel antique Violet Ray machines as well as the Chinese facial/costmetic one.
 
The Chinese machine as well as its electrodes are far weaker than the antique ones.  It is only good for cosmetic use.
 
The antique machines purchased from ebay have helped me with getting rid of inflammations, eye pressure,  burning- numb feeling on my thigh and pinky toe.  I also used it for toothaches, tonsilitis, sinusitis, tongue, spine, etc., with all the proper electrodes.  Each electrode is different from the other when it comes to deliver the frequency-electricty.  The condenser electrode i believe delivers most punch specially when pulsing up and down the skin, the farther away from the skin the sharper the frequency. When i run the electrodes on my husband and accidentally touch some part of his body by accident, i feel a sharp electric as well.   I find the antique ones more desireable for treatment.
 
As an example on the difference of the two.  The highest setting of the Chinese is only the low-medium setting of the antique ones.
 
Take precaution when using the machine.  Not in bathrooms, due to grounds, and i never use it when there is any water near me, not even a cup, since an accident might electrocute me. 
 
 
Melly
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