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Temporary Marks on Forehead
After your stimulation session, some users may notice
light red spots or marks where the sponges made contact
with the forehead. Combining the salt water, heat, and
current will cause the marks. These marks are very com-
mon and temporary. The marks will fade away shortly af-
ter the stimulation session. Always rinse your sponges in
warm water immediately after a stimulation session.
This will rinse out the salt water solution and, for your
next stimulation session, will prevent salt build up in
the sponges and the electrodes.
What Does Neurostimulation Feel Like?
People ask all the time, what does neurostimulation feel
like? Everyone is different, everyone has different skin, and
everyone feels stimulation differently. That is what makes
tDCS and neurostimulation so unique and so different.
You may feel warmth, heat, a prickly feeling, a tingling
sensation, and a little itchy. These feelings on the skin
diminish over time and you get very used to this mild
form of stimulation, and often, can forget that you are in
a stimulation session.