HeadaTerm2 Spare Electrode Packs 3-Pack

HeadaTerm2 Spare Electrode Packs (3-Pack)

Keep your Headaterm 2 performing at its best with this convenient 3-pack of replacement electrode pads.

Ensure uninterrupted migraine relief with HeadaTerm 2 Spare Electrode Packs, designed for seamless use with your HeadaTerm 2 Migraine Relief Device.

Each pack contains three high-quality, medical-grade electrode pads that provide optimal conductivity for precise and effective treatment.

Key Features & Benefits

• Medical-Grade Adhesion: Provides a secure fit on the forehead for reliable, uninterrupted treatments.
• Optimal Conductivity: Ensures precise electrical stimulation to target migraine pain effectively.
• Comfortable & Skin-Friendly: Hypoallergenic materials designed for sensitive skin, minimizing irritation during extended use.
• Long-Lasting Performance: Each electrode is durable and designed for multiple uses, making them a cost-effective solution for migraine management.
• Easy to Replace: Simple peel-and-stick application for hassle-free replacement, ensuring you're always ready for treatment.

How to use Headaterm2

How Often Should Electrodes Be Replaced?

For best results, replace your electrodes every 15-20 uses or when they lose their stickiness to maintain effective migraine relief.

Keep a pack of spare electrodes on hand to ensure you're never caught without your essential migraine solution. Whether you're at home, at work, or traveling, these spare packs help you stay proactive in your migraine management routine.

• Compatible with: HeadaTerm 2 Migraine Relief Device
• Includes: 3 x Replacement Electrodes

WAT Medical develops precise, wearable and smart medical products to prevent debilitating conditions like nausea, migraine and obesity. Current medical solutions often involve drug intake, which can cause further discomfort through various side-effects.

WAT Medical develops technologies that use non-invasive neuronal electrical stimulation, including transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) and transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS), which involve electrical currents conducted from the skin.