RF Gel - Preparation Conductive Gel for RF Machines by Global Care Market (2)

Works well.

Used with RF frequency skin tightening machine. Conductivity is good but size a bit small. Would be preferable if available in a larger size.

I've been using this on my newish facial toning and lifting machine which has Ems. I followed the instructions on my device which says to apply a good amount on the skin, which I did, and this gel worked the same as the original one that came with my device. This gel is quite thick and was applied very easily, I could feel the Ems working just perfect, my device turns itself off after 10 minutes, I did not find that the gel dried on my skin before device had finished, it lasted fine for my whole treatments. I have no complaints about this RF gel, and for a pack of 2 it is good value for money, it works really great, very pleased with it.

Although I didn’t like this product and found it unsuitable for me as it was thin and quick drying which made using my machine very painful as it wasn’t strong enough to stop the burning sensation, when I reported this to the company they were very quick with a reply very helpful and offered me a full refund . It could be that it just wasn’t for me but it is good to know that the company would be so obliging when something does go wrong.

Relatively nice and smooth for the machinery in question. I am not a medical specialist so won't vouch for what equipment it can be used for (like infrared radiation equipment for skincare). The size of the tubes is not massive but will last a while, depending on usage (nothing new here). Alright, overall.

I didn’t want to pay £70 for another tube of RF gel for my Tripollar pose and after reading some reviews bought this. Sadly it is not great. Firstly it dries out within minutes, stopping the glide of the device and requiring you to keep re-applying and using loads of the gel. This clogs the pins on the machine and it doesn’t work as effectively. Going to see if I can find a comparable gel…I’ve done a lot of reading and apparently glycerin oil is a very good substitute for tripollar stop gel. I’ll update my review to let you know if it works as well :-)