FAQ

Do you need conductive gel for the Reviber Circulation Stim pads, and what gel should you use?

Reviber Circulation Stim pads do not require conductive gel. However, applying gel between your skin and the footplates ensures optimal electrical contact.
For best results, use Reviber EMS, TENS & Micro-Current Toning Conductive Gel. Its clear, fragrance-free formula is specially formulated to improve electrical impulse transmission and support more effective stimulation.

Is Reviber conductive gel safe for sensitive skin, and how is it applied?

Reviber conductive gel has a clear, fragrance-free formula that is well tolerated by sensitive skin. To use with compatible electrical stimulation devices, simply apply a small, even layer directly onto clean skin before starting your session. It glides on smoothly and wipes away easily with a damp cloth afterward without leaving a sticky residue.

How long does a tube of Reviber conductive gel last, where can I buy it, and how much do refills cost?

A single 85 ml tube or a single 250 ml bottle of Reviber conductive gel offers a cost-effective solution, lasting several weeks or even months depending on how frequently you use your device. Both versions are available from our website.

What is conductive gel used for, and why do EMS and TENS pads need it?

Conductive gel serves as an essential bridging medium between the electrode surface and human skin. Because dry skin creates natural electrical resistance, conductive gel eliminates microscopic air gaps, lowering impedance and allowing gentle electrical pulses to pass evenly into the underlying muscle or nerve tissue. This maximises stimulation efficiency and prevents localised stinging sensations during treatment. Reviber electrode gel pads don’t need conductive gel, while applying gel between your skin and the footplates of our Circulation Stim products ensures optimal electrical contact.