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DRT#2
Made from Non-Porous Stainless Steel, DRT #2 was designed to detect and alter collagenous restrictions, “scar tissue” in larger areas of the body including the spine. The “non-porous” Stainless Steel prevents the transmission of bacteria from one patient to another. This instrument has asymmetric treatment curves of varying diameters with “perimetered” doubled beveled treatment edges to fit an unlimited number of somatotypes and allow multi-directional applications for the practitioner.
Original price was: $365.00.$359.00Current price is: $359.00.
1 review for DRT#2
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When purchasing instruments for soft tissue manipulation, it is important to consider a
nonporous stainless steel instrument to prevent the spread of pathogens from patient to
patient. Textured or grooved instruments are easier to hold during treatments. Dynamic
Release offers these benefits as well as an asymmetrical design fitting more anatomy as well as
a comfortable double beveled treatment edge circumnavigating each instrument benefitting
both patient and practitioner.
1 review for DRT#2
-
When purchasing instruments for soft tissue manipulation, it is important to consider a
nonporous stainless steel instrument to prevent the spread of pathogens from patient to
patient. Textured or grooved instruments are easier to hold during treatments. Dynamic
Release offers these benefits as well as an asymmetrical design fitting more anatomy as well as
a comfortable double beveled treatment edge circumnavigating each instrument benefitting
both patient and practitioner.
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Laxmi Devi DPT (verified owner) –
When purchasing instruments for soft tissue manipulation, it is important to consider a
nonporous stainless steel instrument to prevent the spread of pathogens from patient to
patient. Textured or grooved instruments are easier to hold during treatments. Dynamic
Release offers these benefits as well as an asymmetrical design fitting more anatomy as well as
a comfortable double beveled treatment edge circumnavigating each instrument benefitting
both patient and practitioner.