Cutting – Processes
Patent
1998-10-28
2000-01-18
Rada, Rinaldi I.
Cutting
Processes
30 3405, 606 45, B26B 1938
Patent
active
060149183
ABSTRACT:
A transcutaneous electric nerve stimulator wet shave razor system. The razor cartridge of this system contains at least two electrodes, preferably the blades, and the system contains sufficient electronics to generate an electrical signal. The electrodes are adjacent to electrical contacts within the razor cartridge and the contacts are connected, via wires, to a signal generation circuit which is connected to one or more batteries. The battery produces a voltage which is to generate a waveform by the signal processing unit. The signal is transmitted to the electrodes and produces an electrical stimulation which affects the skin when it comes into contact with the electrodes. The resulting effect on the skin is a reduction in any discomfort or pain as well as an enhanced tactile experience during the shaving process.
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Almer Charles W.
Goodman Charles
Rada Rinaldi I.
Warner & Lambert Company
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