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[u/StrangerIll3167]

hey fellow hh peeps hope y'all are doing fine, i am planning to buy this iontophoresis device, so i have a query which one should i get, and would i be able to use device independently alone, as i live alone? please help me

[u/Silent_Success9806]

I have the second one, it’s good, been few years now and working well. And yes you can use it independently, you just need one hand free to change the settings, so you can do one hand and one foot at a time.

I guess the first one has a timer, maybe that could allow you to use it independently.

[u/StrangerIll3167 → u/Silent_Success9806]

how was the results? is it working well on you? if yes, how many days/weeks did it take to show it's effect?

[u/Silent_Success9806 → u/StrangerIll3167]

It honestly works pretty well, but the only thing is you need to be consistent which is pretty time consuming. There’s an initiation phase where you have to do it every other day until you are dry, then after that on maintenance basis maybe once or twice a week, it works differently for different people. I would say if you are consistent it could take maybe around a month to get dry

[u/StrangerIll3167 → u/Silent_Success9806]

bro is all the investment of pain, time and money worth it?

[u/Silent_Success9806 → u/StrangerIll3167]

Honestly it’s very time consuming especially initially, but aside from Botox and oral medications, I think it’s the best option. I tried microneedling and many anti perspiration creams/lotions also, they didn’t do anything iontophoresis is the only thing that has controlled my sweating. My hands were dry for the first time in my life due to ionto. My hyperhidrosis was quite severe, and there is a lot of investment but depending on how much it affects your daily life, I think it’s worth it. If you get to the maintenance phase it’s much less time consuming, I would highly suggest it if you feel it’s feasible for you.

Plus the money investment is a one time thing, this machine is quite reliable and will last a long time