Safety Precautions & ContraindicationsUpdated 7 months ago
- If you are feeling dizzy or increased pain, stop and take a break before trying again, you may want to lower the volume on your next session
- Users who take iron supplements will be more sensitive to the effects of the Resonant Wave Technologies devices. Symptoms include minor joint discomfort. We recommend using the devices slowly while your body adjusts to the energetic frequencies. Iron supplement users who use the Resonant Wand report that they require lower doses of iron than what they usually take.
- Do not use if you wear a pacemaker
- Use of the device may affect the operation of cardiac pacemakers, particularly demand type pacemakers
- Do not use the device directly on the eyes or over the carotid sinus
- Do not use on intoxicated individuals
- Do not use on or around any blood vessel that may contain a clot
- Do not fall asleep with wand in direct contact to your skin or body
- Always use both hands when holding the Wand
- Wrap it with a towel if you need the wand to stay in place
- To keep it from falling off your body, you can use sand bags/rice bags/or fix it to a sturdy microphone stand
- Add padding around the table
- The wand may get warmer, but not hotter than a cup of coffee
- Turn the volume down or turn the amplifier off if it gets hotter than a cup of coffee, simply turn it off to cool down
- Do not pull on the cord
- Always hold it on the metallic part
- Keep magnets away from the face of the Wand
- Place carpet or mats around the area you are using it to soften the impact in case you drop it
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