How Does It Work?
Charge Patch employs iontophoresis, utilizing minimal electrical charges to transmit medication through the skin-absolutely pain-free. Think of it as a magnet-like operation, but with two electrodes instead or magnets. Applying the patch initiates a charge, propelling the medication through your skin and directly into your bloodstream. This is advantageous as it evades the gastrointestinal system, where medication is often compromised.
Iontophoresis is a non-invasive method that uses electrical currents to facilitate the transdermal delivery of medications. The technology relies on the principle that like charges repel each other. By applying a small electrical current, charged ions in the medication are pushed through the skin, allowing for targeted delivery.
Electrodes: Two electrodes are involved; one is positively charged (anode) and the other is negatively charged (cathode).
Drug Delivery: The drug to be delivered is placed under the electrode with the same charge. When the electrical current is applied, the drug ions are repelled and move through the skin.
Skin Permeability: The electrical current also temporarily increases the permeability of the skin, aiding in drug absorption.
Extended Wear: ChargePatch allows for extended wear, up to 24 hours, providing continuous medication delivery.
ChargePatch is a revolutionary single-use iontophoresis patch designed for targeted and convenient NAD+ delivery. Featuring a positive and negative pad, ChargePatch allows for the precise application of NAD+ solution to specific areas of the body. The patch is easily applied by the patient, similar to using kinesiology tape (KT tape), ensuring consistent and accurate dosing with every use. This innovative design eliminates the need for time-consuming office visits, empowering patients to incorporate NAD+ therapy into their daily routines while enabling clinicians to provide efficient and personalized care.
It’s paramount to ensure the safe application of Charge Patch, especially in scenarios where certain conditions may present risks. Below are key safety considerations.
One of the most common side effects is minor skin irritation at the electrode site, electrical irritation due to incorrect use can lead to irritation of the skin therefore, proper application is crucial.
Individuals with sensitive skin or existing skin conditions should be cautious when using iontophoresis patches. The electrical current and adhesive may aggravate certain skin conditions. It's advised to consult with a dermatologist and perform a patch test on a small area before widespread use.
Caution with Metal Implants: Users with metal implants in the treatment area should avoid using iontophoresis patches. The electrical current can interact with metal, potentially causing discomfort or adverse reactions. Consult with a healthcare professional before use.
Electronic Device Interference: Iontophoresis patches may interfere with the functioning of electronic medical devices, such as pacemakers or insulin pumps. Keep the patch at a safe distance from such devices and consult with a medical expert before use to avoid potential hazards.
Risk for Cardiac Patients: Individuals with cardiac conditions, particularly those with pacemakers or other heart-related medical devices, should exercise caution. The electrical current from iontophoresis patches may pose risks. Always consult with a cardiologist prior to using the patch.
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