The pain-relieving Super Pen delivers correct stimulation to the "Biological Active Points" or "Low Resistance Points" beneath the skin. Using just one sensor / electrode, the Super Pen is designed to locate and fix the position of acupuncture "points" by sensing the skins surface. Then an electrical pulse stimulates the point for 15-20 seconds via the same sensor/electrode. As seen in the illustrations, the process can be repeated for various points which are in need of stimulation.
The Super Pen is simple enough for use by anybody, anywhere. It is a household low-frequency pain relief device effective for aches in shoulders, numbness in the peripheral nervous system; as effective as massage. It is also effective for feelings of listlessness, tiredness, aching muscles and other symptoms. | Finding Acupoints | | For those who are unfamiliar with the position of Low Resistance Points, or Acupoints, the following methods should be practiced carefully, so as to accurately locate the position of these points using the Super Pen. | | 1. | Stimulation Button Method
Visually locate acupoints (requires prior knowledge or an illustrated guide). Move the sensor / electrode within the rough area of the acupoint while holding down the Stimulation Button. Acupoint location is indicated where slight pain is felt beneath the skin. | | 2. | Sensor Indicator Method
Move the sensor / electrode around the rough area of appropriate points, without pressing the stimulation button. When an Acupoint is located, the Sensor Indicator light will come on and a soft buzzer sound will be heard. | | | TIP: When locating in an area with more muscle, increase the pressure while
changing the angle of the Super Pen. Keep the Sensor Tip in contact with skin. | | 3. | Frequency
Adjust the Frequency Control according to personal preference or comfort level. | | Applying the Super Pen | | 1. | Thoroughly wash your face to remove any oil, lotion or make-up. | | 2. | Put a small amount of water-based facial gel on the area around the points you want to stimulate and on sensor/electrode. | | 3. | Securely place the electrode tip against on the desired point on the skin. Try slightly moving the metal contacts around the application point for optimal stimulation | | 4. | Slowly raise the intensity until you feel a gentle contraction. Note: Facial
muscles are delicate and do not need intense contractions. Use the lowest intensity at the beginning, and always use the lowest possible intensity near the eyes. | | 5. | At the end of the application, wipe electrode with a dry cloth. |
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