Good People I was recently looking for replacement panels for my ten-year-old Fischer Iontophoresis. I discovered they no longer support my older Iontophoresis, so Dan chatted and worked with me to get the newer model. As I thought about it and used my older machine, my hands stopped sweating, and I realized it was still working well. I let Dan know, and he did not try to pressure me into the new device. He thanked me and wished me luck. When my older machine does need to be replaced, I'll come back and talk with Dan or another representative to get the replacement I need.

Should have chosen iontophoresis long time ago I was lost for alternatives for sweat control. Finally I learned about sweat control through iontophoresis. I currently use the (The Fischer) device for my hands and feet. Two weeks into treatment, I am looking for hydration than trying to rid of it. Also love The Fischer device as it is easy to use solo without assistance from another person. Best feature is how it gradually builds up current instead of instantly shocking me. I Should have done this long time ago and saved awkward looks and embarrassing social moments.

I recently got the PureWick from RA… I recently got the PureWick from RA Fischer and Dan was super helpful and very kind! I received my package super quick too. I highly recommend RA Fischer to anyone considering getting the PureWick.

It works, stop waiting Awesome experience. I have suffered w dripping hand sweat for thirty years, tried Botox, pills, creams to no avail. This machine has reduced my sweating by 90% within 2 weeks. I am able to confidently shake hands for the first time in my life. Delia was great to work with, very clear directions and good followup.

Not for axillary—you will lose money trying I needed this machine for axillary hyperhidrosis. My dermatologist wouldn’t write my prescription because he said this only works for hands and feet, despite claims to the contrary. I should have listened to him but instead I paid the $40 to get the online doctor to write the RX. Because I have sensitive underarms I wasn’t able to get the strength very high without pain, and I don’t feel like it was safe for the current to pass over my heart (plus it made me queasy.) I tried using the paddles on one side at a time to avoid my heart (armpit to hand) but then the process was taking 45 minutes per night, with very little hope of it actually being effective. To return this $750 machine plus insure it, it cost me $50 out of pocket. So this ended up being a $90 failed experiment (hopefully the refund deposits soon.) Axillary sufferers beware. I should have just taken my dermatologists advice and avoided this machine for my own personal needs. I’m sure it works well for hands and feet.