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Default How to construct a TDCS device?
I am attempting to construct a transcranial direct current stimulator. I want to use an iontopherisis delivery device called Activadose II to deliver the direct current. Does anyone know what exact accessories could be paired with this device to deliver transcranial direct current stimulation?
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