Hi everyone,
Thanks to many esteemed geeks advice, i have looked into upgrading to an Apilus from my carlton, Diathermy machine. I did speak to someone at hof but am still unclear regarding buying the Cleo blend.
I had a few questions which i wanted to ask?
Does the cleo beep once the treatment has been completed successfully?
If this is correct, why does it have a footswitch?
I ask as i have read somewhere that you need to concentrate on the insertion and cleo will start the treatment itself once the probe is in the correct place and beep then it is done. Is that correct?
Is there really a shorter treatment time with less pain if using Diathermy and blend?
As i am going to hire a treatment room for a few hours a week, i don't think i need anything too high tec but if the cleo is just a bit better then the machine that i am using at present then maybe i should seriously think about the Senior but thats a big commitment. Also i feel that it may just give too many options and get me too confused, hence Cleo would be a good starting machine.
Thanks for reading this. Look forward to advice.
Thanks to many esteemed geeks advice, i have looked into upgrading to an Apilus from my carlton, Diathermy machine. I did speak to someone at hof but am still unclear regarding buying the Cleo blend.
I had a few questions which i wanted to ask?
Does the cleo beep once the treatment has been completed successfully?
If this is correct, why does it have a footswitch?
I ask as i have read somewhere that you need to concentrate on the insertion and cleo will start the treatment itself once the probe is in the correct place and beep then it is done. Is that correct?
Is there really a shorter treatment time with less pain if using Diathermy and blend?
As i am going to hire a treatment room for a few hours a week, i don't think i need anything too high tec but if the cleo is just a bit better then the machine that i am using at present then maybe i should seriously think about the Senior but thats a big commitment. Also i feel that it may just give too many options and get me too confused, hence Cleo would be a good starting machine.
Thanks for reading this. Look forward to advice.