hey guys, so i followed this YouTube - Cure Sweaty Hands, Palms, Hyperhidrosis, Hyperhydrosis video here and bought the stuff i need for the machine. however, one slight problem, or rather, a big one. instead of using batteries, i bought an adapter as well. unfortunately, the smallest ampere there was 1.5A. so i ended up buying the 24V, 1.5A adapter. just wondering if anyone KNOWS FOR SURE whether this is dangerous or anything. he mentioned in the video that the number of amperes doesnt really matter but its the voltage? just wanna be 150% sure before i go ahead and wind up electrocuting myself. please don't second guess, i don't wanna die.
help with ion..!!
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Rexus
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why don't u try this instead and be on the safe side?
YouTube - Re: Cure Sweaty Hands, Palms, Hyperhidrosis, Hyperhydrosis
better than somehow electrocuting yourself
YouTube - Re: Cure Sweaty Hands, Palms, Hyperhidrosis, Hyperhydrosis
better than somehow electrocuting yourself
IhateHH
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It's safe just make sure you don't cross wires cuz it might crack the AC-DC converter. I'm planning on buying two 12v AC-DC converter adapters just so i don't have to recharge my 9v batteries and worry about voltage consistency.
PS: u can test it out before u dip ur hands/feet in completely by quickly dipping your finger tips in the pan
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PS: u can test it out before u dip ur hands/feet in completely by quickly dipping your finger tips in the pan
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