Is it supposed to sting like static electricity shock?
1369168
Hello!Yes the intention of the wand is to create a static electricity shock at a continuous rate. This is a very popular product and has had great reviews.Best regards,KateNatural Appealnatural_appeal@yahoo.com
1369169
Hello! Yes the intention of the wand is to create a static electricity shock at a continuous rate. This is a very popular product and has had great reviews. Best regards, Kate Natural Appeal natural_appeal@yahoo.com
1369170
The item can be kept low for a gentle, throbbing caress, or turn it up for a sensual sting.
449138
No, static builds up through your whole body. You just need the one contact.
2078610
You can feel it but it has no effect on the dog. Just properly caliberate the electric shock and use that.
1943224
Only occasionally if I push to hard across my forehead I may get one small little spot, but no, it doesn't cause you to bleed and the discomfort is nearly non-existent once you're done (I use witch hazel to ease the little sting).
903451
Not usually. If you have an open cut it will sting a little, but so will anything at that point.
2273899
It does sting when in contact with the eyes- my younger ones were a bit more sensitive than the older two.
2029071
Mine does not do that. IMHO any contact between spring and shock body is dangerous.
613276
I have not had to use it yet, but; I suppose it would be like when you build up static electricity and touch a metal object.It only takes a brief touch to shock you.
433123
No. I put my finger on the tube before I put it to my face to keep it from 'sparking.' But, even that's not necessary, if you like that feeling! :-)
1803063
Yes, you have to touch the person to shock them. There are contact points on the front of the unit and they have to touch the person. BTW, you may have also noticed two sideways prongs sort of facing each other. When you press the button to fire the unit an arc flies between these two points making a loud electrical noise and a bright light and I think this alone would scare a lot of muggers, purse snatchers, etc. It's pretty loud and frightening.
241176
It matters where you shock them like in the heart they might have a heart attack but it will not knock them out it hurts really bad but any electricity than what's already in your body can give a person a heart attack and it is very affective and I would recommend it.
2284108
No, it feels like putting water in your eyes...but it DOES NOT WORK! I have used mine twice and now it's just sitting there. But it doesn't sting on burn at all.
680672
No. If I kept it on my back for a long time (longer than 30 minutes) it would feel a little bruised maybe but I never experienced terrible pain.
1861080
I don't think there's any danger of injury. I've been shocked a few times by mine on accident, and it's like a really bad static shock. Just a quick pop. Works great with my dogs. They've completely stopping trying to dig out under my fence.
1936108
If you keep the tool in direct contact with the gauze (which is what I use between the tool and skin) I would describe it more as a tingling that goes away. It has different levels of intensity that you can choose. There is also the tool that can be used for spot treatment. With this one I would describe it more as a little shock.
209405
It stings at first-doesn't hurt. When you rinse, use a lot of cool water. It's worth a little sting.
164795
No, it's not electrified. It would have unsafe if the edge were electrified. I got zapped when touching the screen and it's quite a jolt.