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Lists the components included in the ReBuilder® 300 Kit, such as the unit, lead wire, pads, and case.
Explains how to operate the ReBuilder® using lead wires and adhesive pads for treating various body areas.
Identifies key components on the top of the ReBuilder® 300 unit, including jacks and controls.
Provides instructions on how to access and replace the internal 9-volt battery of the ReBuilder® unit.
Outlines the recommended procedure for using the ReBuilder® for standard treatment sessions.
Provides a gradual approach for new users to acclimate nerves to ReBuilder® treatment.
Instructs on how to place adhesive pads on the balls of the feet and suggests experimenting with other foot/ankle areas.
Explains how to apply adhesive pads to areas like the back, shoulders, arms, thighs, elbows, and hips, with spacing and skin prep advice.
Provides step-by-step instructions for detaching old adhesive pads and attaching new ones to the lead wire.
Instructions for caring for the ReBuilder® unit, including turning it off and resetting the automatic timer.
Information on the expected life of the 9-volt battery and best practices for its use and maintenance.
Guidance on how to properly care for adhesive pads to maximize their lifespan and effectiveness.
Discusses how user experiences with the ReBuilder® can vary and the importance of home use for best outcomes.
Explains how to interpret nerve receptiveness, adjust protocols, and when to contact for personalized assistance.
Addresses why symptoms might temporarily worsen or limbs may feel tired after treatment.
Explains why users might not feel stimulation and advises on intensity adjustments.
Explains why sensation decreases during use and guidelines on reaching intensity levels.
Covers troubleshooting no stimulation, usage frequency, and expected results timeline.
Troubleshoots why the unit won't turn on and explains the automatic shut-off feature.
Explains why intensity may need to be increased and differences in sensation between body parts.
Lists various accessories and consumable supplies for the ReBuilder® system, such as gloves, socks, pads, and spray.
Discusses the variability in user experiences and outcomes with the ReBuilder®, emphasizing comfort and individual response.
Provides contact information for assistance and advises against using unapproved accessories or attachments.
Lists important precautions, including electrode placement, expected results timeline, and advising medical consultation.
Details the procedure for processing warranty claims and provides contact information for warranty-related issues.
Highlights the ReBuilder® 300's FDA clearance, its use in nerve/muscle re-education, and pain relief benefits.
Lists the specific medical conditions and symptoms for which the ReBuilder® EMS/TENS device is FDA cleared.
Explains key terms and symbols found in the manual, such as 'Rx only', 'Keep dry', and 'Warning: electricity'.
Lists conditions and patient groups for whom the ReBuilder® is contraindicated or requires physician supervision.
Provides contact details including toll-free phone number, website, and email for product inquiries.
The ReBuilder® 300 is a prescription device intended for the symptomatic relief of chronic intractable pain, and for EMS/TENS applications including relaxation of muscle spasms, prevention or retardation of disuse atrophy, increasing local blood circulation, muscle re-education, immediate post-surgical stimulation of calf muscles to prevent venous thrombosis, maintaining or increasing range of motion, and post-traumatic and post-surgical pain relief. It is registered and cleared by the FDA since 1988 under K874085 and K882980.
The ReBuilder® 300 unit is powered by a pre-installed 9-volt battery. The battery is located in the back of the unit and should be replaced approximately every 30 days, depending on usage. The device features an input jack for lead wires, a power indicator light, and a power & intensity switch. The power indicator light turns off when the unit is off and illuminates green when on. The intensity switch allows users to adjust the level of stimulation from "off" to "8".
The ReBuilder® 300 Kit includes:
Operating the ReBuilder®: The ReBuilder® can operate one set of lead wires and one pair of pads. These adhesive pads can be used to treat various areas such as the feet, hands, back, knees, hips, or shoulders. It's important to note that only one area can be treated at a time.
Standard Treatment Protocol:
Gentle Start Treatment Protocol:
Using the Adhesive Pads:
Replacing Adhesive Pads:
ReBuilder Unit Care:
Battery Care:
Adhesive Pad Care:
Use of the ReBuilder® is contraindicated for:
All warranty claims are processed directly by the manufacturer and require a receipt of purchase or a dated order to dispense from a certified physician's office. For warranty or mechanical/operational problems, contact toll-free 877-717-5487.
Neuropathy pain and symptoms vary greatly. Not all users will have the same experience or results. Use should be based on comfort and experience, and may not exactly match the daily outline in the booklet. It is normal to take 1-2 days off treatment occasionally, and symptoms/sensations may fluctuate. The manufacturer notes that tens of thousands of users have found relief.
For assistance, technical questions, or more information, contact:
Do not use any accessories or attachments not recommended by the manufacturer, or use the device in any way other than recommended.
General| Brand | ReBuilder Medical |
|---|---|
| Model | 300 |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
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