Earthing Patch Kits 40 sets with Grounding Cord

Earthing patches are similar to the ECG/EKG electrode patches commonly used by doctors for testing purposes.When used for Earthing, you simply apply them to the skin on some part of the body, such as a site of tenderness or pain. One end of the accompanying Earthing cord snaps onto the patch. The other end connects to a grounded wall outlet or ground rod.

Packing Includes;

40 * set Patches

2 *Grounding cords

1 * socket

Step 1: Check Your Outlets For Ground

In order to use your Earthing product, you must connect it to the “ground port” of a grounded 3 prong outlet. Before plugging in your Earthing product, you must check that the outlet is grounded by plugging in the outlet checker.

Two amber lights illuminated is GOOD and means that you have a proper ground and you are ready to connect your Earthing product.

Any other light combination means your outlet is NOT properly grounded. Try testing another outlet. If it still doesn’t work, then you will need to use a grounding rod in the optional step 2.

Step 2:(Optional)Using The Ground Rod When Outlets Aren't Grounded

1. First Push the Ground Rod directly into the earth(8" to 10") close to the foundation of the building.

2. Run the cord from the Ground Rod, under or around a window or door, near where you will be using your product.

3. Make sure to cover the cord to prevent tripping.

4. Plug the prong end of your cord into thereceptacleend of the Ground Rod cord. If you live in a dry area, such as a desert, soak the earth around the Ground Rod from time to time for maximum conductivity.

Step 3: Setting Up The Patch

1. Place patch on bare skin.

2. Insert one end of Earthing cord into ground port of a properly grounded wall outlet (third hole) or connect to cord of an Earthing ground rod placed in the Earth outside.

3. Snap other end of cord onto the Earthing patch.

4. Anytime you use a patch, don’t forget to disconnect the cord if you have to leave the room. It’s easy to forget you are connected!!!

5. Discard patch when conductive gel in the center of the patch is dissolved or evaporated.