RS Medical Wearables Are Better Than Ever
RS Medical’s wearable garments have been helping patients place pads on difficult to reach treatment areas for more than a decade. These conductive garments improve compliance and effectiveness while allowing patients to take treatments at home.
Today, the wearables are better than ever. As part of our goal of continuous improvement, we collected feedback from thousands of patients as well as healthcare professionals and used it to inform some recent enhancements. Patients should find the improvements result in wearables that are easier to use, and healthcare professionals should see patient compliance improve. Changes include:
VELCRO top electrodes increase adherence to garments by 8X and virtually eliminate electrode roll-up during treatment
Electrode placement area is expanded to accommodate fine-tuning of pad placements based upon a patient’s muscle structure and is no longer restricted to snap locations only
Grids allow easy reference and communication about pad location
A single pin cable type now used for all treatment applications, with or without wearables
Upgraded zippers on the RS-FBG™ Full Back Garment for enhanced durability
Side panel and size labels simplify how to adjust the RS-FBG Full Back Garment to fit properly
Added binding around the RS-LBG™ Low Back Garment increases durability
RS Medical wearables are manufactured to provide optimal performance with the RS-4i® Plus Sequential Stimulator. They accommodate up to eight electrode pads to facilitate treatment of large body areas. Click to read more about our Wearables.
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