
At-Home Hyperhidrosis Solutions During Coronavirus Social Distancing
Looking for at-home hyperhidrosis solutions? The Fischer Iontophoresis Device provides effective treatment during social distancing. Discover its benefits today.
Interested in going through insurance? We’ll send this packet to your physician (or you can bring it to them) to get the information required to file a pre-authorization request.
Authorization form for the PureWick™ Urine Collection System.
Authorization form for RA Fischer Urology Supplies to be filled out by a licensed healthcare practitioner. Not for PureWick™.
Interested in going through insurance? We’ll send this packet to your physician (or you can bring it to them) to get the information required to file a pre-authorization request.
Our extended medical necessity letter provides a detailed rationale for insurance coverage of an iontophoresis device, highlighting its importance in treating hyperhidrosis effectively.
A letter for students to take to school that helps explains their symptoms to teachers and faculty.
Authorization form for the PureWick™ Urine Collection System.
Authorization form for RA Fischer Urology Supplies to be filled out by a licensed healthcare practitioner. Not for PureWick™.
Benohanian, Boudjikanian & Paylan [2007]
A Program for Parents - RA Fischer Co.
Our webpage that goes over how to get started with your new Fischer iontophoresis device.
A letter for students to take to school that helps explains their symptoms to teachers and faculty.
Looking for at-home hyperhidrosis solutions? The Fischer Iontophoresis Device provides effective treatment during social distancing. Discover its benefits today.
Comparing Fischer vs Qbrexza highlights a safer, more comprehensive solution. The Fischer treats hands, feet, and underarms without chemicals or recurring costs.
Comparing Fischer vs. Drionic devices highlights why The Fischer is the superior choice for hyperhidrosis treatment, offering unmatched safety, comfort, and reliability.
If you’ve been living with urinary retention or neurogenic incontinence, your doctor has probably prescribed the use of an intermittent catheter to empty your bladder. Lubricating the catheter prior to insertion is the key to minimizing discomfort while self-cathing.