The equipment should not be used
- With implemented cardiac pacemakers.
- When epilepsy is suspected or diagnosed.
- Over a pregnant uterus (where the foetus is over 6 weeks old).
- When there is Thrombosis or Phlebitis (blood clot or inflammation of the veins) unless medically advised.
- Over an open wound, unless medically advised.
- When cancer is known to be present unless medically advised.
- When pain is undiagnosed.
- When muscle contraction may disrupt the healing process.
- In cardiac cases, Ultratone should not be used on the upper torso, (eg: upper abdomen, chest, arms or back).
- On the breast area if there are silicone implants.
GENERAL PRECAUTIONS
- Keep the Ultratone equipment out of the reach of children.
- Although you may drink while having an Ultratone session it is best not to eat as the vigorous nature of the exercise could cause indigestion.
- Ultratone should not be used while driving, operating machinery, or during any activity in which involuntary muscle contraction may be hazardous.
- Prepubescent young people should not use Ultratone unless medically advised.
- During heavy menstruation, Ultratone Stimulation may increase blood flow therefore it is advisable to avoid padding up the abdominal area at this time.
WARNINGS
- Apply only as indicated in the instructions for use.
- Electrodes should not be placed across the skull unless medically advised.
- Use only with the output leads connected to Ultratone approved pads.
- A non-approved power adaptor may compromise user safety.
- The equipment should not be connected to the body with high-frequency equipment and the equipment should not be operated within one meter of high-energy radiating equipment such as short-wave therapy equipment.
Disclaimer
The purpose of Ultratone units is not meant to treat conditions but to be used as a rehabilitation tool to help speed up recovery and to ease the pain and the discomfort associated with the trauma.
