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The Silver Pulser Model ZBB1 Manual
HOW MICROPULSING SHOULD FEEL
1. The sensation is a gentle pulsing. While the microcurrents should be felt, it is not
necessary to turn the control up to an uncomfortable level.
2. With repeated use, the ability to feel the microcurrents may change. It may be
necessary to increase the intensity in order to feel the microcurrents.
3. Twitching of the fingers is normal at a higher intensity.
4. During the first weeks of use, the skin may become irritated. Over time, irritation
usually decreases or disappears. Alternate wrists each session to minimize the
potential for irritation.
SENSITIVE SKIN
Some individuals may be particularly sensitive to microcurrents and the irritation may
continue. To minimize irritation:
1. Wash wrists thoroughly after each session and apply a healing gel or lotion such
as aloe vera, vitamin E or MSM cream.
2. Micropulse for shorter periods of time until the irritation disappears.
3. Wet the Cotton Sleeves with distilled water or Ionic~Colloidal Silver. If unable to
feel the current, try a commercial saline solution for the eyes. This is gentler than
adding salt to the water.
4. A conductive gel or aloe vera gel added to the wet sleeves may help to reduce
irritation.
5. Another option is to wrap a small square of paper towel around the probes instead
of using Cotton Sleeves. Keep the paper well moistened. A small square of paper
towel may last for several applications. If available, use unbleached paper towel.
6. Set the intensity dial to a comfortable level.
TYPICAL USE
Alternate wrists daily.
Length of Session: Build up time gradually. It is best to start slowly. Start with 10 to
20 minutes a day. Increase gradually to a minimum of 2 hours each day.
Length of Use: The SOTA Products User Guide available at
