How
does it work?
Can the
Violet Ray heal my__________?
Since the Flexner Report of 1910, the Violet Ray was relegated to
"quack" so you can buy Big Pharma drugs
and get butchered but not cured. Since the FDA has chosen not to approve this
device for medical use,
I cannot make any claims about what it can do. I can say that the potential
exists for it
to help with any issue but it is different for each person. From the screening,
I can tell how your body
will probably respond to the device. I can also make recommendations for
adjunct therapies, etc. I do
my best to give my clients all the information they need when they become a
client to achieve their goals. A person needs
to also do some of their own research, as well, because there is so much it
does. I have provided links to
old vintage manuals that make the claims that
I am unable to make. There is also a very good book linked to my index page
that you can download, print, and read. If you have an issue to resolve, I
can't think of a better thing to invest in
to apply to the issue. You will have to do your part and USE IT in order to
respond to it. You have to love yourself and really want to heal, in order for
that to happen. This may require ongoing, consistent use for a period of time.
Is it safe to use?
As long
as you are aware of the complications and follow the instructions provided by
ZP Zap, the Violet Ray is safe it use. If you do not follow the instructions provided, you may experience headaches and other
detox symptoms similar to the flu.
What
does “solid state” technology mean?
very loud and they tend to break down fairly often. The handhelds are heavy (3
lbs) and large in diameter.
They do not have a low setting for finding the sweet spot and many have told me
they spark your hand
through the handle. I use two vintage doctor's kit units, as well, but I use my ZPZap wand 90%
of the time. I prefer
the newer wands because they are so quiet I can hear the plasma very easily. I
have an ability to use the sounds of
the plasma as a "feedback" mechanism which anyone can do, if they
focus. I find them to operate
like a painless, noninvasive laser surgery.
How does your ZPZap wand
compare to other units?
There are several
different types of electrotherapy devices on the market including battery
operated,
solid state, and mechanical. Of the solid state
devices, I purchased many many different ones and
tested them over time
for functionality and durability. The wand I am
selling now is very powerful and very durable,
for the price. It is much stronger than any of the
other solid state devices and less strong that a device like
the Baar.
I do not like comparing mine to Baar
because I have much respect for
the Cayce Institute who promotes that device. They
have tried to stay true to the original design of the
Master Violet Ray invented by Tesla. Since I cannot
afford the Baar unit, I cannot speak first hand
of it but I have owned a vintage Master Violet Ray
unit the Baar is modeled after. I have also spoken to
people who have owned the Baar
unit and they say it is just like the Master Violet Ray. I sold my
Master Violet Ray because I did not enjoy using it.
It was heavy and has a large
diameter that I found uncomfortable to hold. It can
spark your hand through the
Bakelite handle especially if you are wearing a
ring. It emits a hotter plasma and can burn the skin
very easily. It will
peter out in about 5 minutes due to overheating and
must be turned off. I opted for vintage
doctor's kits instead of a vintage handheld, for
these reasons. I do like working with both types of the
technology, personally. The Baar
unit is an OEM from a neon sign testing unit
from a company called Electrotechnic
Products. It
is sold on Amazon by other people for much less.
The Amazon reviews say ITS TOO STRONG. You may as well
spend half as much and get yourself a nice collector's
vintage doctor's kit with many attachments. I run my old vintage doctor's kits
sparingly and
regularly have to have them repaired. Its almost
impossible to find a good high voltage technician to do this work
but it is very nice to use one sometimes. (The ZPZap
wand has a one-year warranty.
If your handle dies outside of warranty, I sell replacements to existing
clients for only $40.)
Where
is it made?
Why do
you do a “screening/orientation”?
Secondly, I feel it would be irresponsible to sell this device to someone who
is high risk or someone who is not
doing their part. If you are taking care of yourself on other levels you will
receive more benefits
from the device. If you are unhealthy and toxic, you will experience much
discomfort from the device and stop
using it. A person may want to return the device if it is not helping them so I
just remove that factor from the
equation upfront since I cannot sell a used device and cannot take returns.
Why
do you not take returns?
Once a device has been used, I can no longer sell it as new. I do not have a
market for used ones. I do my best to screen out
people who do not seem to understand or appreciate what the device is. I had someone
who changed
their mind because they chose allopathy and decided
to get the tooth pulled instead of using this
therapy so I made an exception and it was a
nightmare to get the device back and it was dirty when I got it back.
I will never give another refund unless the device has not yet been shipped.
Why is
it not FDA approved for medical use?
The Flexner Report of 1910 was a devious attempt to undermine the medical
industry in this country. The
the only country that has banned the device for medical use. It is approved by
the Russian Ministry of Health and
manufactures a version of this device but it is only available in 220V with
neon/orange gas.
Is it
FDA approved for dermatological issues?
removed moles, warts, and age spots. It is also FDA approved for restoring hair
growth.
How
do you order?
know if you are someone who will respond well to the device and if there are
any potential complications in your case.
You can place an order via the drop-down menus on the ordering page.
to go out during the warranty period, which I have replaced. A few have gone
out after the
warranty expired so I made the handles available as replacements for my clients
for only $50 plus shipping.
I would say they last an average of 5-10 years.
What is the voltage output?
The voltage output is up to 20,000 volts. The
Pulsed Electromagnetic Frequency
oscillates between 60,000 and 200,000 I had them
tested and did get an image of the scalar wave from an oscilloscope. This image
is on the index page and shows all the
data. This gets a bit technical for me, since I am a healer. All I know is that
this device works and I have stood behind it for over 13 years now with a cast
of happy clients. Please view my TESTIMONIALS.
PLEASE do NOT confuse the 60hz
input from the wall socket as the OUTPUT!
What is the wattage (input)
to the device?
This
violet ray device takes only 10 watts. If you think that a higher wattage
product is better
for you then please do not buy this device. We work with this device using it
correctly and not on high.
People have experienced tremendous healing using a TENS battery-operated
device. More
is
NOT better when it comes to electrotherapy. Using it consistently and doing
your part is more important, imo.