VIOLET RAY WAND W/CASE 17 tubes w/case STOP HERPES !!

The Violet Ray is an integral part of my beauty regimen. Having used it for years, I’m happy to offer it on my website. My own experience and customer comments tell me the Violet Ray is the best aid there is for reversing and preventing graying hair. It definitely stimulates hair growth. It is also helpful for treating skin blemishes such as acne, redness, sun damage spots and fine lines. If you own a Violet Ray, or decide to buy one, you may want a few extra tips for using this handy multi-tasking unit.

When you order a Violet Ray it comes directly to you from the company with a 1-year warranty for use in the U.S. Outside North America, you may need a 220V converter. The basic unit comes with three differently shaped electrodes: Mushroom, Rake (or Comb), and Pointer.

Usually unit’s electrodes may glow either violet or orange-red. 

 MY ELECTRODE ORANGE-RED.

Both work the same. Color merely indicates which gas is used in the electrode. Neon glows orange-red, while argon gas glows violet.

Some estheticians mistakenly presume the orange-red light from the electrodes is infrared, which would make for more heat and deeper penetration. It is not. Actually, violet and orange-red electrodes produce the same benefits. Don’t confuse the Violet Ray with ultra-violet radiation, either.

Ultraviolet (UV) radiation is that portion of the electromagnetic spectrum between X-rays and visible light—that is, with wavelengths between 40 and 400 nm (nanometers). The sun is our main natural source of UV. Artificial sources include tanning beds, curing lamps, germicidal lamps, mercury vapor lamps, halogen lights, high-intensity discharge lamps, fluorescent and incandescent sources, and some lasers.

The Violet rays is not a source of UV. When Nikola Tesla first developed this high frequency device, he used argon gas. Argon emits a violet color. Customers expect to see a violet color in working electrodes. But neon gas, which glows orange-red, seems to last longer than the violet-argon version. So the manufacturer began using neon gas whenever commercially available.

It’s ozone—not the neon or argon gas—which produces the healing effect. You have no contact with the gas whatever. The gas is there merely to cause the color change that shows you the unit is on and working properly.

In nature, the sun turns oxygen into ozone. The Violet Ray does this through a high voltage, high frequency, low current electrical source. It is perfectly safe. You can use it every day and feel completely comfortable!

To use your Violet ray properly, insert the electrode and plug the unit in.  Never use your Violet Ray near water or on wet hair. Read the instructions carefully. Adjust the volume to the highest comfortable level.

When you see orange-red…it’s working! You’ll feel a warm, tingling sensation. Start and stop the unit anytime by simply pushing or releasing the button. You may occasionally feel a tiny ‘zap’ of electrical shock. This occurs when a small space between your skin and the electrode is maintained —nothing to worry about. One of your electrodes—either the Straight or Pointer—is intentionally designed for this healing effect.

You may also notice a slight odor. This is ozone. When you smell it, you will know that it’s working! Again, this odor is not from the internal argon or neon gas, which stays inside the electrode at all times.

Recommended use is 5 to 10 minutes per session, once or twice a day. When you are done, simply unplug the unit, remove the electrode, and put it away. No other maintenance is needed.

Daily use of your Violet ray is splendid for aiding detoxification, improved circulation, pain relief, blood oxygenation, improved health of skin and hair.