What are the types of therapeutic electrode patches

Button type: with metal buckle (common diameter 2.2/2.5/3.5/3.9mm), requiring a dedicated wire clamp, can be reused hundreds of times.

Plug in type: single plug in, double plug in; The common pin aperture is 2.0/2.5/5.0mm, which can be directly inserted into the output end of the device for a more stable anti drop design.

Integrated wire type: The electrode is permanently connected to the wire, which is ready to use and commonly used in household portable devices.

Hydrogel type: mainstream type, containing non-woven fabric matrix+conductive hydrogel layer, low impedance, high adhesion, low sensitization, one-time or limited repeated use.

Silicone type: soft and stretch resistant, suitable for curved parts such as joints; Some are dry electrodes (without gel), which need to be matched with conductive paste.

PET/PU conductive film type: lightweight self-adhesive, often used as disposable consumables, low cost but poor breathability.

Foam/non-woven composite type: good cushioning and breathability, commonly used for postpartum rehabilitation and large-scale orthopedic treatment.

Basic therapy type: only conducts electrical pulses, used for pain relief and circulation promotion (such as cervical and lumbar spine patches).

Translucent type: designed with drug cotton layer or ion introduction, combined with directional drug delivery device to achieve transdermal drug delivery (button type, flat type, double-sided hard paste type, etc.).

Heating type: Built in heating layer and temperature control sensor, with both thermal therapy and electrical stimulation functions.

Specialized scenario types: such as pelvic floor muscle repair (postpartum), swallowing disorder training, breast dredging, and other irregular designs (butterfly shaped, gourd shaped, 8-shaped, etc.).