NEUROTRON MEDICAL, INC. TKT-5002 TN-28

"The AWQ-104L w L-Digital Meter is the latest improved version of the multipurpose WQ-10 electro-therapy series from China, now with 4 outputs and large 0.5"" x 0.9"" LCD digital meter. The AWQ-104L is able to display and fine tune frequency selection through two separate ranges: 1 to 100 Hz (low) and 10 to 1,000 Hz (High). Unit also features: 4 independently controlled output channels which provide stimulation to 8 needles, polarity reversal [i.e. tonification (+) and sedation (-)] switches for each channel, Hi/Low voltage switch, and 2 frequency ranges (X1, X10). New integrated circuitry assures no interference or crossover. The AWQ-104L is also capable of delivering micro-current when the intensity is set just below the sensorial threshold level. Powered by 9 volt battery. Three adjustable pulse modes are also offered: continuous, intermittent (discontinuous), and dense-disperse. Accessories include 5"" long pen shaped treatment probe with hand ground pole and wire, 4 sets of alligator clip wires, sturdy carrying case, 9-volt battery, and instructions. 1-year warranty from date of purchase."

The E-Stim II® Electro Acup/Micro is the most economical and easy-to-use portable electro-therapy unit. New dual channel, portable, continuous frequency unit features Milli-amp (normal current) and Micro-amp (micro current) settings. Each channel also includes its own green LED light which displays power-on and frequency. Accessories include 2 sets of alligator clip wires, 9 volt battery, and instructions.

"Pointer-Plus - Locator/Stim is a complete clinic in your hands. Modern, hand held, 6.5"" long unit offers accurate acupuncture point stimulation with adjustable intensity dial. The pulse frequency is fixed at 10 Hz. The grounding circuit is made by holding the metal plate on the side of the unit or with the hand grounding pole. Accessories include 2 probe tips (ear 2 mm 0.08"" and body 4 mm 0.16""), hand grounding pole with attached wire, 9 volt battery, carrying case, and instructions."