An overhead photograph of only the arms and hands of a person facing forward treating their palmar hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating of the hands) using RA Fischer Co.'s The Fischer iontophoresis device on a white table. White water bath trays and black, metal-free silicone electrodes with ph-balancing foam inside the tray on a plain white background. The Fischer iontophoresis device is white and rectangular with a blue and grey screen. Buttons read "SET" and arrows. Logo of the Fischer device bottom right corner

How To Use The Fischer: Hands & Feet

A step-by-step guide

The Fischer is a state-of-the-art, metal-free iontophoresis device designed to treat palmar and plantar hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating of the hands and feet). This step-by-step guide will help you set up and use The Fischer effectively to ensure optimal treatment results.

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Step One: Prepare the Trays and Electrodes

  • Place the black silicone-graphite electrodes into the white water bath trays.
  • Position the blue pH-balancing foam on top of each electrode.
  • While it doesn’t matter which electrode goes in which tray, for convenience, connect the electrode plugged into E1 to the left tray and E2 to the right tray.
Photograph that precisely spotlights one of the white water bath trays and the black, metal-free silicone electrode contained within RA Fischer's 'The Fischer' Device—an iontophoresis device meticulously designed for the treatment of hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating). The electrode is positioned inside the tray, and the entire composition is set against a clean white background. [ Iontophoresis Device for Sweating ]
Close-up photograph with a specific focus on one of the white water bath trays and the black, metal-free silicone electrodes integrated into RA Fischer's 'The Fischer' iontophoresis device; an iontophoresis device designed for the treatment of hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating). The trays feature blue pH-balancing foam and black metal-free silicone electrodes, all presented against a clean white background. [ Iontophoresis Device for Sweating ]

Step Two: Add Tap Water

  • Fill each tray with approximately 2-5 cups of tap water until the foam mats are damp.
  • Ensure the palms of your hands or soles of your feet are fully wet, while the outsides of your fingers or toes are partially covered.
  • If sweating is limited to the palms or soles, avoid fully submerging your hands or feet.

Step Three: Connect the Electrodes

  • Plug the white electrode cables into the E1 and E2 ports located on the back of the Fischer main control unit.

Step Four: Attach the Cables

  • Connect the white electrode cables to the black silicone-graphite electrode cords.

Step Five: Connect the Power Cord

  • Insert the power cord into the back of the main control unit and plug it into a wall outlet.
Image highlighting the back panel of RA Fischer's 'The Fischer' Device, showcasing the white, rectangular 'main control unit.' This specialized iontophoresis device is specifically designed to address hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating). In the photograph, you can discern the power switch and the electrode ports. The background is solid white. [ Iontophoresis Device for Sweating ]

Step Six: Power On the Device

  • Press the power button located on the back of the control unit to turn on The Fischer.

Step Seven: Select Treatment Settings

  • Press the “SET” button on the main control unit to activate the treatment mode.

Step Eight: Begin the Treatment

  • Place your hands in one tray and your feet in the other.
  • Ensure that the foam mats remain damp throughout the session.
In this scene, we observe a woman elegantly attired in a white blouse and comfortably clad in jeans as she gracefully immerses her hands and feet into the water bath trays of the Fischer iontophoresis device, thoughtfully designed to offer relief from the burdensome challenges of palmar hyperhidrosis (excessive hand sweating) and plantar hyperhidrosis (excessive foot sweating). The Fischer iontophoresis device, proudly crafted by RA Fischer Co., stands out as an innovative solution, as it seamlessly allows for the concurrent treatment of both hands and feet, underscoring its effectiveness and convenience in addressing these perspiration-related concerns. This cutting-edge technology represents a significant step towards enhancing the quality of life for individuals dealing with hyperhidrosis.

Step Nine: Monitor the Active Treatment Display (ATD)

  • The ATD will illuminate with two bars, indicating that the treatment is active and displaying the current power level in real time.
Photograph showcasing the white, rectangular 'main control unit' of RA Fischer's 'The Fischer' Device—an iontophoresis device designed for the treatment of hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating). The Fischer iontophoresis device is characterized by its white and rectangular shape with a blue and grey screen. On the left side of the device, there is a button labeled 'SET,' while two buttons on the right are represented by arrows. The Fischer device logo is placed in the bottom right corner. It is in between the water bath trays that have the blue ph-balancing foam and metal-free electrodes inside. [ Iontophoresis Device for Sweating ]

Step Ten: Complete the Session

  • Allow the treatment to run for 15-20 minutes.
  • Once the timer reaches zero, a beep will signal the end of the session.
  • Remove your hands and feet from the trays and power off The Fischer.
"Talk to our Treatment Specialists today to see why the Fischer iontophoresis device is the best treatment available for hyperhidrosis and to check insurance benefits."
Jennifer Jacobellis - CEO

Additional Information

"Getting Started With The Fischer" Page

Find more information about using The Fischer on the Getting Started With The Fischer" page.

Questions?

Refer to The Fischer instruction manual or reach out to our Treatment Specialists.

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