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Old 06-30-2011, 05:29 PM #1
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Default Has any one tried Rebuilder the socks ?

Someone on amazon is selling rebuilder socks equivelants pretty cheap , so I've been considering trying them to see if it makes any difference .

I notice the price of Rebuilders socks have come down too , but still lot more than id want to spend.

Heres the link though its only had 1 review.

Im not in the US but have www.myus.com account I will probably get them through as its cheaper.

Has any one else tried these , or other "aftermarket " alternatives ?

cheers , hope your all well

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I believe the "socks" from rebuilder were conductive and had wires throughout them... $600.00+ per pair.

These don't look the same IMO.

Not believable IMO
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I believe the "socks" from rebuilder were conductive and had wires throughout them... $600.00+ per pair.

These don't look the same IMO.

Not believable IMO
ah, thanks for enlightening there Mrs D.

I guess theres not much point then.. so back to the drawing board .

Will there ever be any new developments I wonder - sigh

p.s. sorry to hear about your cats. Id love one but my landlord wont allow it.

all the best.

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The unit that the socks hook up to is :

Sonic Technology's ElectroMassage System Electro Massage
Electronic Muscle Massager & Personal Toning, Fitness System

For only $169.00
plus the cost of the socks $27.95

So, around $200.00 +/-
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The unit that the socks hook up to is :

Sonic Technology's ElectroMassage System Electro Massage
Electronic Muscle Massager & Personal Toning, Fitness System

For only $169.00
plus the cost of the socks $27.95

So, around $200.00 +/-
Thanks Bob..

I think I will pass for now, at least if i dont try it and i can leave it on the christmas list of desperation items I will need if im SOL ( pardon my french )
In the meantime its back to some of the good ol fashion pain luvin fun.



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When things like this... Rebuilder and special "socks" come out...if they worked you'd see a stampede to get them.

That has not happened, even with Ebay sales.

If it is too good to be true, beware!
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When things like this... Rebuilder and special "socks" come out...if they worked you'd see a stampede to get them.

That has not happened, even with Ebay sales.

If it is too good to be true, beware!
Thats true , though my issues so overlapping sometimes and " odd " i suppose
think theres always that ? factor.

For example I just took some inderal yesterday for the first time , and its really triggered my pn pretty bad , ive had to even resort to my edgar cayce remedyand been pissin and drinking literally non-stop ( without just about all my pn pills ) like a trooper to try to get it too life.

Have you heard of anyone else having these issues with bbs , or is it quite common ?

Its really causing the me to hear that deep grumbly mumur you get when your pns bad , like some motor trying to start sigh

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Isn't a rebuilder just a TENS unit marketed toward PN patients?
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the rebuilder is some super expensive device.

a tens machine isnt that expensive. maybe 150. i have a tens machine from years ago working with my back. I have tried to put it on my feet but reall had no idea where to use the pads.

so this sock to use with my existing tens may be interesting........
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Isn't a rebuilder just a TENS unit marketed toward PN patients?
The ReBuilder differs from ordinary TENS. If TENS units are applied in PN, they can cause other problems. PN is already a nerve "blockade" of sorts, and in the clinic, TENS may exacerbate PN.
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