Battery Test
Turn the device on, if light is lit up, you can treat. If light is NOT lit up, change the battery. Please be mindful of polarity (+/-) alignment. NOTE: We recommend that rechargeable batteries [...]
Battery Replacement
The battery door can be removed by twisting a coin or similar object in the slot provided. Check and replace the battery first if you experience any problems in the operation of the Dolphin Neurostim. [...]
Extension Probe (Optional Accessory)
An optional extension probe can be ordered to reach more distant points. Place the cap of the extension probe firmly over the tip of the unit. Locate and stimulate points with the tip of the [...]
Although points in the book are shown one sided, am I supposed to treat both sides of my body?
Yes. For most conditions, stimulate points in identical positions on both sides. The exception being when you only have one sore ankle, hand, elbow, knee, etc.
How long do I stimulate a point? How often should I treat?
The generally accepted time frame is 15 - 30 seconds per point. However, a longer duration for treatment is quite safe if you feel that it helps, especially for chronic conditions. Stimulate up to a [...]
Are the finger width measurements my own or the person I am treating?
These vary, they are the finger proportions of the person being treated. If treating another person, use that person's measurements.
Can I vary the intensity of the stimulation?
Yes, the thumbwheel is designed to reduce the risk of skin irritation by varying the output voltage. Start with the low setting and increase output in accordance with the patient’s tolerance. Stimulation does not have [...]
How do I search for a point?
To search for a point, move the metal tip slowly over the desired skin surface using sufficient pressure to maintain skin contact enough to avoid hurting, dragging on or indenting the skin. Listen for a [...]
How do I treat the point?
Once you have successfully located a point, apply a slight pressure. Press the stimulation/ treatment button for approximately 15 to 30 seconds.
What should I feel during treatment?
The stimulation perceived by a patient in some areas (inactive points) will be very minimal, if nothing at all. Active points vary in sensitivity and patients report a range of sensations from a faint tingling [...]