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2025.06.03

No More Need for Water or Gel in EMS! The New Era Created by SIXPAD's Freshly Developed 'Altodyne'

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EMS (Electrical Muscle Stimulation), originally used in rehabilitation, has recently become popular in the fitness scene—led by SIXPAD.
When the brand was first launched, they used gel sheet electrodes. In 2021, they introduced "Eledyne," a fabric electrode that could conduct electricity when sprayed with water, integrating it into consumer products. "Eledyne" featured outstanding safety, stability, and durability, and could even be machine-washed after workouts, making it a groundbreaking innovation. But now, they've developed "Altodyne," a new electrode structure that doesn't even require water. EMS has now entered a whole new era.

SIXPAD & EMS: The History of Electrode Development

SIXPAD's mission is "From top athletes to bedridden patients, we help empower vibrant lives by building muscle strength." In their 10th anniversary year, they've unveiled their uniquely developed "Altodyne" electrode, which requires neither water nor gel.
 
"Back in 2015—10 years ago—we released the first SIXPAD products using gel sheets. These sheets, made of 80–90% water, adhered well to the skin and delivered the high currents needed for muscle stimulation, leading to a highly satisfying EMS product for many users.
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