Uberkinky Violet Wand

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NOTE: All 220/240V models of the ETP Wands have a “V” added to their model number, so the BD-10AS in the 220V/240V version is the BD-10ASV, the 220/240V version of the BD-50E is the BD-50EV and so on. Solid State: Beginners new to Violet Wands, those on a budget, those who want to learn Violet Wands before making more investment, or whom want ease of use and don’t need the heaviest play, prefer ergonomic and lightweight Solid State Violet Wands. Beginning in the 1940s, numerous lawsuits and multiple actions by the US government/FDA made life more and more difficult for those companies in the US and they stopped producing them, the last one being Master Appliances, Inc., who gave up in 1951 (later a company called Fromm International began making the Master devices again for the cosmetic field, but has given that up in the meantime). Valued for their beauty and intricate design - they also attract the attention of the serious collector. There are small compact violet wands of say five attachments to huge cases containing twenty or more intricate and rare electrodes There is also the slightly more expensive BD-10AS, which has a “dead-man-switch”, a small button, which you have to press and hold to make the wand work. Release the knob and it shuts off.

The electronic solid state types are best for beginners. They are easier to use than the electromechanical ones, which can be more difficult for beginners to learn. Some people jump right to the electromechanical violet wands if they know they are going to love violet wands. Or if they really want to get into them and all the techniques. Electromechanical wands are best if you will be playing ‘heavy’ or using violet wands heavily. Works on either 110-120 volts (USA, Japan, Brasil) or 220-240 volts (UK, mainland Europe, Australia). Customers with 110 -120 volts mains outlets may find it advantageous using a small step up voltage converter to get the best out of this device. As mentioned above, compared to the modern devices, our classic and vintage models are on a different planet.Renulife, Fitzgerald, Fisher, Bleadon-Dun Co. and Master Appliances, Inc. were some of the US manufacturers and the devices were promoted as cure for most everything imaginable. Electricity coming from the device gives off light, a useful therapy that in earlier times osteopaths utilized to combat infection (before the advent of antibiotics). The introduction of light into body tissues has only recently begun to be scientifically recognized.

You will find 5 treatment electrode attachments, seated on the original cherry red velvet lining, included with this violet wand set. All electrodes are guaranteed as fully functional. Electro-mechanical Violet Wands range from 100khz to 500khz while Solid State ranges about 100khz-250khz, with a shallower but faster waveform. Specifically, the frequency changes as you adjust a Violet Wand’s adjustment knob. As a result, the deeper and slower waveform of the electro-mechanical Violet Wands are what makes them feel ‘thuddy’, since the sparks discharge larger and slower. Also, the faster and shallower waveform of the electronic Violet Wands are what make them feel ‘stingier’ since the sparks discharge faster and smaller. Watts Watch an earlier restoration of a Vitalis violetwand being demonstrated on on YouTube by the lovely Amelia Hawk of Kabunza CraftworksFor your consideration, we present a mid 20th Century Vintage medical electrotherapy Fluvita Violet Wand machine which benefits from a complete top to bottom rebuild. one can use the wand in any position (the BD-10A can only be used from horizontal to vertical pointing down, otherwise it starts to work erratically or doesn’t work at all at lower settings) Medicines and drugs were noted in this excerpt: “Do not take medicinal properties while these [vibrations] are being applied, see? either the osteopathic forces or the electrical treatments! Take no drugs.” (4843-1) Alcohol is also to be avoided. “Do not use in the system during the treatments…with the violet ray—for these are detrimental, and would burn tissue, with this in system.” (5525-1) even inhaling the brandy fumes from a charred oak keg might cause irritations to the body if used in conjunction with the violet ray.