Recent content by skillzx3

Hey everyone, I have learned a lot about iontophoresis over the years, but I have not been able to make it work. So I want to ask you, what is the x factor for you. What makes it so your hands crack from dryness. For me, I have tried saturated amounts of salt and baking soda in tap water...

I am seriously considering Botox for my hands to reduce or eliminate sweat. My hand sweat is not horrendously severe, but iontophoresis failed to work. Will it be worth the money to try? Have you had Botox, would you recommend this?

Dehydral is meant to be used for your feet, but I have found that is great for your hands. People claim it to be a miracle for armpits as well, I strongly, strongly suggest you give it a try. My only complaint about it is it cannot dry my fingertips, (but I have found nothing that can!) This...

This post is about what I have tried and how it has worked. I am looking for input (to increase the effectiveness of my regimens), and maybe this will even help a few individuals in what they can do to alleviate their sweating. My sweating is predominantly a problem in my hands, yes my feet also...

So here is my basic story, I have tried ionto, hardly worked (and I tried doing my absolute best to work) I have tried antiperspirants, namely drysol and driclor, they also only work to a degree I have tried dehydral, worked to a degree, but same problem didn't totally do the trick The thing...

Alright, I have some questions guys... anyone and everyone please answer (any or all questions), if possible. 1. How hard is your water, (ps, anyone in vancouver canada have success with this?) 2. I know this is dangerous, but I use around 60 volts, but I have no luck, why is this so? (My water...

Does anyone know where I can access a machine to see if iontophoresis is for me. I live in Vancouver Bc, Canada, I have tried searching on google for doctors that might know something about this, but most are jsut aware of botox. I have also tried the homemade machines, and it just does not...

Hello, I have been doing iontophoresis treatments at home now with a homemade machine and have seen zero results thus far. I recently found out that the max mA I pull is 5mA (I use a constant supply ov 24 volts, coming from an adapter). I have read that 20mA is ideal, and I am nowhere near...

I was just wondering if iontophoresis works for everyone, because it does not work for me. I have changed every variable in my homemade machine to try and get this form of treatment. I have seen zero results, and I have done more than enough treatment sessions, with different time, power, and...

Hi, I just wanted to know what you used ot achieve success, because I have not been able to reach success. Please reply even if iontophoresis did not work for you, tell me what you used, homemade device, or a commercial one. It's strange, I have heard that iontophoresis does not work for...

Hello, I have never been able to connect my multimeter to read the current (mA) no matter how many settings I have tried. I am including a picture of my multimeter, and hopefully someone will be able to explain how I am to use my multimeter to read current. This will be appreciated greatly, I...

Hello, I am someone who lives in Vancouver, BC Canada. Now, you may be asking yourself, why is that important. Well, in Vancouver, the water from the tap is basically as soft as water gets. It has less than 3ppm hardness. I have been doing iontophoresis treatments (using a homemade device, or...