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This utility model provides an improved foot bath array that produces more health-inducing ions, while minimizing skin contact and unnecessary inconvenience due to higher levels of electric current. Such device should also be easier to manufacture, clean and maintain. This is done by providing a removable array comprising of a frame structure consisting of an upper top support, a lower base support, and two side supports fixedly attached on both sides of the upper support and the base support; with the inner portion of the top support and the inner portion of the base support have corresponding parallel slots; a positive terminal and a negative terminal co-located on the top support and fixedly attached thereon; at least two parallel ionic plates attached to the inner portion of the top support through the parallel slots therein and electrically connected to the positive terminal; at least one ionic plate attached to the inner portion of the top support through the parallel slot therein and electrically connected to the negative terminal; said ionic plates attached to the inner portion of the base support through the slots therein; and said positive terminal and negative terminal electrically connected to a DC-power supply.
A patch with an electrical transcutaneous nerve stimulator device comprises an elongated band that has: a central module with a current control panel between two electrodes, two flanges on both sides of the module each of which is associated with one of the electrodes.