EMS MYTH BUSTERS

[bsterlingwhite]

We have AED hair removal pads designed for this situation. We would be happy to send you pads to try if you would like. The company is Health Solutions of Idaho. Email: ben_healthsolutions@live.com or call 208-890-4428. Thank you

[bakert7000]

If the man isn't really hairy it could work, but I liked the hairy man's chest!

[kyotohru97]

poor huy :O

[davis1886]

This method may have worked if you followed aesthetician protocol... you ripped with the direction of the hair... you must rip the opposite direction... I would like to see it with this kept in mind.

[clebaudour]

We did in fact use both methods...with and against the grain of the hair...both methods rendered the same result...poor. Thanks for your comments.

[BanditofRx]

@davis1886 watch the whole video next time before you make ass comments

[RHTrenkamp]

I enjoyed the video but wouldn't be so quick to conclude that AED pads won't work - it appears from your ideo that a second attempt in the same area would have removed enough hair to permit the method to work.

I've seen it used successfully before, though that doesn' prove anything.

Would love to see more videos like this from you in the future.

bob

[kwekwegirls]

Cool, lets have more....

[sadiebarn]

Hey Dan, don't bother with NADS, it would take too much time and probably hurt even more! LOL

[puffyp]

It is funny and educational and I am sure that other EMS students and practitioners will enjoy it as well.

Patrick