V-Trode Reusable Electrodes
V-Trode Reusable Electrodes are solid gel electrodes that feature a carbon film conductor and white spun lace top material.
$ 138
Clinical Overview & Therapeutic Principles
V-Trode Reusable Electrodes are solid gel electrodes that feature a carbon film conductor and white spun lace top material. These reusable electrodes are designed to transfer low voltage currents to the user’s muscle for electrical stimulation. Ten 4-packs available per case.
Core Therapeutic Capabilities & Innovation
V-Trode Reusable Electrodes are solid gel electrodes that feature a carbon film conductor and white spun lace top material. These reusable electrodes are designed to transfer low voltage currents to the user’s muscle for electrical stimulation. Ten 4-packs available per case.
Engineered specifically for clinical physiotherapy, rehabilitation, and long-term therapeutic durability.
Clinical Indications & Medical Applications
- Made to be used for electrical stimulation and offers a reusable design
- Excellent for personal or professional use
- Available in 3 shape options that include: Round, Square and Oval
Engineering & Technical Specifications
| Weight | 0.5 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 6 × 4 × 2 in |
| Size | 2" Round, 2" Square, 2.75" Round, 2" x 4" Oval |
| Manufacturer | Performance Health |
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