pantheon vs acutron

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while on the topic, could anyone comment on the relative strengths and

weaknesses of Pantheon vs Acutron?

 

Thanks,

 

Yehuda

 

On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 15:16:30 -0000 " "

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> The owner has his shop down the street from me and I've watched him

> hand ma= > ke his

> machines. They are still hand made but John (?) no longer does them

> himself= > .

> Subsequently they are very well made and sturdy. The one reason to

> buy Pant= > heon is a

> technical one which I can only try to explain as best I can.

> Pantheons clic= > k back to Zero

> with every pulse. Cheaper machines will build up charges and

> electronic har= > monics

> creating micro waves with each pulse that are potentially damaging

> to the p= > atients flesh.

> One student who was an engineer said this was very important and she

> said P= > antheon was

> the only thing she would buy. For me, I use electro stem so

> infrequently I'= > ve never bought

> one.

>

> doug

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> <@h.= > ..>

> wrote:

> >

> > Slightly off the herb topic... but is there any reason to buy a

> > pantheon Estimer (vs the one's that are $100-200 cheaper)? I have

> > heard the electronics' are relatively the same and the only real

> > advantage is that it has been approved by the FDA(?) or some

> federal

> > agency… comments?

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