Exploring the construction of medical electrodes

[@nikspanakis]

-Let's test them! -One moment, please...

[@hummingbird6427]

😂😂😂

[@mickspencer4171]

ooh er

[@trespire]

LOL 🤣

[@Giuliana-w1f]

Patreon only content

[@thermonuclearwarhead]

😆

[@der.Schtefan]

I think this would finally cure my chronic hysteria.

[@integerofdoom69]

Insert Dr. Evil "medically"

[@connolec]

😈😈😈😈🤩

[@TH-1207]

Or perhaps make you more hysterical.😉

[@mikemondano3624]

Maybe. But for me it would begin the nightmares that somehow I had gotten a batch of returns.

[@JanicekTrnecka]

Ok, ordering several 400V tri-phase powered ones...

[@clivequinn8978]

If you fix that to the Ryobi you’ve invented the drilldo.

[@integerofdoom69]

Isn't that a Mega Man boss?

[@Sheet-Stores-Erewash]

I've had a drilldo for 8 years...

[@michaeltempsch5282]

Seen devices attached in place of the blade on reciprocating saws...

[@Gameboygenius]

I think that has been independently invented quite a few times...

[@rimmersbryggeri]

@@michaeltempsch5282 That sounds like something out of a danish gymastics feature from the 70's.

[@roysigurdkarlsbakk3842]

A small, handwritten note is attached: All units personally tested and verified with the greatest delight

[@pseudomemes5267]

QA pASSED

[@Fluxkompressor]

cheap stuff from china is almost always only tested half ass

[@greggleswong]

@@pseudomemes5267 QA passed OUT 😂

[@tasherratt]

From a medical point of view they are very effective, after using one with 130v up it, very few people come back to complain about a headache.

[@dh2032]

I think that's why they worked so well, as nobody is coming back for a second dose, are they? Unless there is in to that sort of thing? and there we are backup to date? 🙂

[@antonliakhovitch8306]

Tbf, if it doesn't go through your heart or brain 130V shouldn't be super lethal. It'll just hurt, a LOT

[@benjurqunov]

@@antonliakhovitch8306 It can internally kill a line(s) of body tissue as current passes thru the least resistive conductive path. You can end up with internal scar tissue if not outright internal infections.

[@nugrohosumanto6390]

With 1500v, most people will not be sick ever again.

[@justme5384]

You mean 130v like in low voltage?

[@gary23jag]

Quality control is a pain in the arse 😮

[@alexm.6148]

'cue victorian accent' Good sir I must thank you, Your electrical health device has saved my marriage and cured my wife's hysteria! She has not explained the process of how (my wife refuses to let me enter her chambers during the procedure), and the strange sounds that occur are something i've never heard before, but after she emerges exhausted and shaking as if some foul spirit has left her she always seems far happier. Thank you good sir, I am forever in your debt! Sincerely Duke Shrimply von Lacking

[@davidjh7]

I am sorely tempted to enter in a Monty Python-esque letter writing back and forth, but I shall refrain in the name of civility. Sincerely, Mr. Peebottom Slippenout. 😷

[@Delaterius]

I'm glad they're not chromed plastic. I was once in my car on a normal day when I noticed there was blood on everything. The chrome on the plastic door handle was coming off and was so sharp I didn't even feel it cut my hand open. Not the kind of thing you want in your suspiciously mushroom shaped medical device

[@gabotron94]

No worries! The chrome layer you get for that cost would be so thin, it would crumble away instead. Your only worry is chromium poisoning!

[@marcse7en]

I believe the fashionable term for this is, "new fear unlocked?" 🤣

[@andrewparry814]

Yes, had exactly the same experience with chrome peeling off a car door release.

[@SphinctersForever]

Ever seen the video short "One guy, one cup"? Very similar idea

[@mrbyamile6973]

Had a similar chrome flake cut my hand while washing a car years ago, bled like a stuck pig.

[@pnadk]

This device contains a bridge rectumfier.

[@CitizenSmith50]

rectumfRier !

[@marxman00]

Rectum fryer

[@JanicekTrnecka]

You have seen Mehdis magic wand video goo?

[@Badonicus]

Spock has definitely raised his eyebrow on this one..... While Mr Sulu has just said Oh My!!

[@mxslick50]

"It's ok to be Takei."😅

[@l00t3R]

Lmfao 😂

[@miketomas8564]

Hahaha! While another Captain says "Hit It."

[@Youtubecensoredmyusername]

😂

[@theonlywoody2shoes]

Make it soooooooooo!

[@ciscobrown]

how the hell is that suppose to fit in your nose

[@bigclivedotcom]

With force. One up each nostril.

[@sivalley]

Have you never seen Total Recall?

[@johnpublic6582]

@@sivalley I was thinking of the medical scene in Idiocracy...

[@sivalley]

@@johnpublic6582 Ah. Sorry. I had blocked the memory of watching that movie. It gave me a literal migraine.

[@richardbas2948]

Clive, when are you going to 'bring one in'? 😊🌈

[@rogerbarton1790]

Imagine lying face down in hospital, on a trolley in a busy corridor awaiting the surgical removal of an electric health device, as the blanket of modesty falls slowly to the floor of hilarity.

[@bufordmaddogtannen]

As Ali G would say "My uncle Jamal fell in the shower and had to go to the hospital... It happened to him twice". 🤣

[@miketomas8564]

It could be worse.. That story of the woman with the lobster spawn..

[@allenparke5874]

Like they say, never do anything you don't want to explain to a paramedic

[@Big_Loo]

Where is Badge502 when you need him!?

[@jaapaap123]

@@miketomas8564 please tell me what that's about.

[@kraftypk7283]

Here for the comments

[@bigclivedotcom]

Oh, they're gonna be spicy.

[@marcse7en]

And most likely REMOVED by KZbin, in my case! 👎😠

[@geniferteal4178]

It's a new Bic for her. 😊 i like the way it fits inside my hand. So easy to grip tightly.

[@kritsadventures]

FOR EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY!

[@bigclivedotcom]

And not for use on unexplained calf pain or swollen and inflamed areas.

[@daanwilmer]

Looking at the shape of some and the build quality of the rest, internal applications are highly discouraged due to safety and hygiene concerns.

[@petewilliamson6512]

Topographically speaking the human body is a doughnut with a few elaborate dents 🤷‍♂️ If you aren't bleeding, it's not internal according to maths 😬

[@kritsadventures]

@petewilliamson6512 Several of the holes in my body are exit only, thanks.

[@gertbenade3082]

I can imagine some bloke at a national security agency who sits in a darkened room in front of 20 monitors and is keeping tabs on what Clive orders online. You're probably on a watch-list of some sorts, Clive! 🤣

[@darrenchapman7203]

Chrome plated plastic can have razor-sharp edges if it flakes or cracks, I had a situation washing my hands in the local shopping centre public toilets , I noticed some blood spots on the floor and bench around the hand basin ,I wondered what had happened to cause someone to bleed everywhere, a few moments later I found out as I flipped the mixer tap on, some Chrome plate had let go from the plastic handle and had sliced a 3cm cut in my palm, instantly blood was dripping, I grabbed some paper towel and looked back at the mess. I reported the problem to centre management, and the handle was removed shortly after. And I went for a HIV test ,it was negative.

[@Andrew_Fernie]

Yikes!

[@asdfasdfadfasdf2979]

I will happily and shamelessly share with you all, that during my curious experimental phase, i bought one of those metal coated plastic units. Not only do the cracks between the plastic retain a lot of yuck, the 2 halves can slightly slide around on each other, exposing their sharp edges. But that's not all! The thing about electroplating is that it's reversible, i don't know if it's due to the acidity of certain orifices or what, but the coating wears away fast, and if i was flexible enough to look down there, i'd probably find my sphincter now chrome plated. In conclusion, i would tell you that it was a horrible experience, and i will never do it again, except that my curious experimental phase isn't over yet and it actually felt really nice, so i may need to go investigate those rubber models. o7

[@AltereggoLol1]

how do more people not die from this

[@watsonwrote]

Body-safe silicon my friend, please

[@maItre_gonzo]

A collaboration with electroboom on this kind of device would be.... interresting.

[@JanicekTrnecka]

I dont really know If I want or dont want to see it. Oh heck, lets see it! This is once in a lifetime opportunity to find out something interesting and useful..

[@xorphana]

I'm wondering if a Jacobs ladder with these electrodes would work 😂

[@ivyburrows9763]

can i use these to cheat at chess?

[@bigclivedotcom]

Yes. And count cards.

[@gordslater]

you spelled cheese wrong

[@stefantrethan]

Certainly, but how would you insert them into your opponent without them noticing?

[@aSpyIntheHaus]

​@@stefantrethanI came here to lol at the above comment but yours is equally good. 😂

[@bigclivedotcom]

@ Rohypnol.

[@gusbert]

I've got an old leather covered wooden box which plugs into the mains. Various hollow glass and metal "tools" can be plugged into a handle. When turned on, the gas inside the the glass tools glows purple, and give the "patient" a buzzing shock, the level of which can be adjusted by a knob. The metal one gives give quite a painful shock.

[@bigclivedotcom]

A violet ray unit. Be very careful with the metal rod attachment, as electrical standards had not really been established at that time in history. There may be undesirable current flow if you touch something grounded while holding it.

[@christopherlawley1842]

my parents had one of these. Sadly no longer here (unit & parents)

[@MostlyInteresting]

@@christopherlawley1842 they probably had in their will that it had to be disappeared upon their passing

[@jhonsiders6077]

violet wand !! the old ones as clive said could be mains todays are like $700 for a quality kit .

[@chrisgj198]

Watch out in case any of the tubes have a high vacuum instead of gas filling - some of them can make x-rays.

[@keithmower921]

Clive was doing so well, then "they appear to mate together with a friction fit"...

[@tbelding]

Ah, yes, that's right. Engineers actually call that an interference fit. It's terrible that he used the wrong terminology.

[@Max24871]

10:40 they're just mating with conical entrance areas

[@MexieMex]

A different type of electrical plug

[@marxman00]

A Jill plug ?

[@michaellindsay1238]

Christmas Tree decorations to discourage the cat from pulling the baubles off and to stimulate polite conversation during dinner perhaps.

[@bobs_ya_runkle]

So what's the punishment for the cat if the initial discouragement fails? The mind boggles.

[@stevebot]

I don’t think that kind of p*55y was considered during the developmental and marketing phases.

[@bobs_ya_runkle]

@@stevebot I am sure you are right! 🤣😆

[@rodmongodwood]

the verbal dancing around the elephant in the room is just fantastic :D

[@tin2001]

Elephant? Oh. That explains the size of the unit being disassembled at 8 minutes.

[@AtreidaeChibiko]

You must be new here

[@double-7even]

PC expert here. I have long suspected that PnP (plug and play) devices were not safe.

[@terrym1065]

There's a factory in Texas that makes really big ones, it's called SpaceX...

[@marcse7en]

You mean the SpaceXploding ones? 🚀💥🔥

[@davidjh7]

And here I thought Jeff Bezos had the primary market on oddly shaped rockets...

[@puppiesarepower3682]

😂🤣🤣😂 Comment should be pinned!👍📌

[@TheContrarianThinker-S0]

@@davidjh7 Nah, they're Laurens 😆 Just ask Zuckerberg.

[@gorak9000]

I was going to say, those ones might be a tad on the X-plody side for "medical" use

[@williamkious5349]

Overheard in the ER: "Nothing accidentally enters the rectum, sir. Comes apart, maybe..."

[@wtmayhew]

One of the first things I ran across on the web back in 1994 was _The Foreign Objects Page_ which was X-rays posted by ER docs. The weirdest one was a standard size A19 light bulb. Ouch!

[@williamkious5349]

@@wtmayhew tis butt a flesh wound!

[@sootikins]

@@wtmayhew The _Rectal Foreign Bodies_ site was similar and equally amusing.

[@josoffat7649]

I think I need to find a new doctor, I've never been prescribed this treatment before.

[@miyu4043]

I heard there are special "clinics" for treatments like these. All the "medical" staff there wears specialised full body suits made out of non-conductive material. Some of them even use resperatory devices like gas masks to prevent spreading diseases. Very professional. And their treatments have a very high "rate of satisfaction". For some reason they are not covered by most health insurance companies though.

[@MercyPiePai]

Will there be a giveaway? Just asking for research purposes.

[@alsanova]

What kind of research purposes??? Hmmm 🤔😂😂

[@richardbas2948]

​@@alsanovaa fitting maybe? 😂

[@tin2001]

Isn't asking that question giving a lot away in itself?🤔

[@AdmiralQuality]

Conical entrance with friction fit. Got it!

[@sebis_tt]

As someone who recently finished building an ET312 clone, I appreciate this video!

[@AtreidaeChibiko]

Worth it compared to a Dg-labs?

[@sebis_tt]

@@AtreidaeChibiko I dont have a direct comparison, but probably not. The ET312 is pretty old, I just wanted to have it (or the MK312BT which I built with some modifications) for the cult status

[@Firecul]

One day you have to share a screenshot of your ebay and aliexpress recommendations 🤣

[@Andrew_Fernie]

A mans Aliexpress history should never be divulged

[@HenryLoenwind]

I can tell from experience that ali has a very short memory about some subjects, at least in regard to recommendations.

[@brianatbtacprod1989]

The biggest issue is cleaning any of them. after "inserted for use" . Fluids will leak into all of them. If you don't clean them completely, and sterilize them, you, or "the patient" will get a rather nasty infection in a place that's not only hard to treat, but embarrassing.

[@BlooMule]

This is why it is essential to utilize a thin rubber sheath for cleanliness

[@jhonsiders6077]

A place in SF sells the solid stainless ones .

[@askjacob]

@@BlooMule kind of would defeat the whole electrode bit though. All the unsealed seams and cable entries are gonna get nasty - sheathed or not

[@marcse7en]

I just use Washing Up Liquid, and I've never had any problems! ... Err, did I just type THAT out-loud again? ... How embarrassing!

[@marcse7en]

​@@askjacob I recommend a toothbrush and some washing up liquid! 👍

[@haydenl1029]

You my good sir have incredible composure during all this and the fact that you don’t laugh (as far as I know) is quite incredible very impressive

[@PaulG.x]

"Canal probes" All quality chromium plating requires the substrate to be plated with copper and then nickle. Chromium does not stick well to other metals

[@kaefjot08]

Hopefully it also does not stick well to organic material 😮

[@nick78698]

The original Circuit you are showing works like a Ruhmkorff coil. Except a Ruhmkorff coil has secondary windings. 10 to 100 windings primary and up to a million secondary windings. In the primary there's also a capacitor to dampen the spark from the air gap on the primary. Used one for demonstrations to students in our physics lab. Always found it a scary thing. The sparks produced from the secondary are impressive. 15 cm could be reached from a 12VDC power supply. Just love how it works. Don't even need an alternating current. Getting the contact at the air gap not to stick was always the hardest way to set up 😁 You would love it Clive!

[@wimwiddershins]

I remember messing about with a relay when I was a kid, eventually setting it up to switch its own coil. Got me a nice little shock there.

[@aaronwilliams1249]

When I was a kid, I had a Radio Shack 150-in-1 electronics kit that was a project that used a relay and a transformer to create a high voltage. I recall I liked the shocks.

[@bigclivedotcom]

I got my first zap from a buzzer.

[@hukaman88]

My first zap was messing with a car battery.....I wasn't a smart kid

[@unvergebeneid]

okay but where's the part where you stuck it up your butt?

[@thebloxxer22]

The real question is how many children get shocked by sticking a fork in a wall socket or tongue in a light socket. I'm from the US, where safety outlets are few and far between.

[@Fanta....]

The Burt Plurg looks very unhygienic...

[@bigclivedotcom]

Yes. Many juice crevices.

[@marcse7en]

Was the misspelling intentional? ... Or can't you spell? 🤣

[@tin2001]

​@@marcse7en Clearly has a southern US accent. Also, problem solved if you simple stick a little rubber thing over it. Just turn the voltage up a bit to compensate.

[@radellaf]

At least all the controllers I've seen have been battery instead of mains powered.

[@bigclivedotcom]

There are some USB powered ones, and they probably get plugged into eBay $1 chargers with zero proper safety in the design.

[@josoffat7649]

It would be a bad day if the lithium battery ever blew 😄

[@davidg4288]

There needs to be an "Acme" version of these. The shock is given to the controller handler, the electrodes are inert.

[@JanicekTrnecka]

Ok, where I do get proper isolation trasformer for my tri-phase 400V/32Amp rated one?

[@radellaf]

@ Yeah... USB "medical" would be a power bank thing, if there ever was one. I do prefer a few AA/AAA.

[@mxslick50]

1:50 "Where is the little unit?" That's what he said. 😂

[@peterjensen6844]

*gif of that EMT saying No goes here*

[@LdHrothgar]

Nope, he would ok these as they have a flared base, and a built in tether.

[@JasperJanssen]

@@LdHrothgar well, coming apart wouldn’t be great. But it’s not *inherently* badly shaped, at least.

[@Case_]

Ah, yes, the healthful things that require peekabooing.

[@Lumibear.]

You’re being a naughty bear lately, it was interesting to see the varying structures though. Mostly these only induce localised muscular contraction, but if used in conjunction with external electrodes the electrical stim can be guided directly through G-spots. So I’ve heard. ;)

[@connolec]

Yes, but get these things from reputable brands! Myestim, MEO, for example.

[@Lumibear.]

@@connolec preach!

[@ThomasShatter]

@@connolec Aren't mystim just overpriced repacked chinese stuff?

[@Lumibear.]

@ like Apple!

[@jhonsiders6077]

WOOF !

[@abunk8691]

Got confused by the thumbnail as it looked as multiple things to me. A big suppsitory, a door stop magnetic thingy to keep a door open (forgot what they're actually called), and the recreational nether region plug (with the optional vibration motors or reciprocating motors for "medical" reasons).

[@integerofdoom69]

Is that a flared base?

[@idjtoal]

not really....

[@slyfondle1885]

Better hope you don't lose the metre of cable up there 🙄

[@samp9539]

Or are you just pleased to see me

[@coniferous3132]

I saw the thumbnail and I was like "woah nelly, that one is bigger then expected". Then... it happened again.

[@Ben-says-you-are-AWESOME]

The Ali-Express store is very entertaining, one could say that it was "eye opening", although given the nature of some of those devices you could end up with other things opened wide!!

[@CrazyOregonBeaver]

But are they Dishwasher safe? 🤣🤣🤣

[@integerofdoom69]

Remind me to stay away from your dishes for "medical" reasons.

[@unvergebeneid]

@@integerofdoom69 haha my thought exactly!

[@My-Pal-Hal]

Yeah,.. you might want to avoid putting them in the dishwasher. Unless you use Dawn, with Hydrogen Peroxide 😂 ... not that i would know 🙄

[@unvergebeneid]

@@My-Pal-Hal 🤢🤢🤢

[@jack1d1XB]

Not sure the misses will fit!!!🕹🚀🗼🗽😅🤣😂

[@P.J.McLaughlin]

5:30 "a different size packer washer" It is surprising that they use different size packer washers. I did not know that. Probably because one size doesn't fit all. This channel packs a plethora of interesting and useful information.

[@richardturton6900]

The first electrode is remarkably similar to what is hanging on the end of the pull cord of my bathroom light switch.

[@unvergebeneid]

Yes, that was my first thought as well: a light switch!

[@bobs_ya_runkle]

If I ever come to your house remind me not to pull on the bathroom light switch 🤣😂

[@tin2001]

​@@bobs_ya_runkle It's fine, dude... Just pull it with your butt hole like a normal person.

[@ChargelessElectron]

Thank you, Clive. I'm much healthier now.

[@SilverArse]

There are ones out there big enough that you would melt down to make planes in a war. Also someone I met who knows about these said that you want digital. People made homemade versions of the control boxes with analogue signals and proceeded to ruin their willies with sine waves.

[@Lumibear.]

These super cheap stim boxes don’t really have much capacity for such uses, they really are just relabelled tens boxes really, they’re made for muscle stim, but there are ones out there that work more like synthesisers, capable of actual sine waves and such, and they can indeed ‘ruin willies’, to coin your phrase. My understanding is the more expensive sine wave kinds started with veterinary devices designed for ‘milking’ male bulls and horses and such, and kind of obviously someone got curious if humans would get the same results. And lo a new industry was born!

[@Sashazur]

Which waves for willies are better than sine waves?

[@SilverArse]

@Sashazur in this case digital steps. On /off.

[@marcse7en]

I know! ... I had one! ... It was IMPOSSIBLE! ... Err, did I type THAT out-loud again? 👎🤣

[@sootikins]

Rectangular pulsed waveform good. Sine wave just hurts. (At least that's what a friend told me)

[@MightyRude]

I used sticky pad electrodes for pain relief some 24 years ago, it did help in the beginning but resulted in 3rd degree burns after a couple of months (it was so bad that the caregiver didn’t have any unburnt place to put the electrodes). I’ve been on opiates ever since.

[@bigclivedotcom]

I wonder if the burns were actually DC bias causing skin damage.

[@MightyRude]

@ That’s very much possible, I do remember the electrodes beginning to sting when the batteries went low.

[@Andrew_Fernie]

Burns? Wow! Were you using a defibrilator?

[@MightyRude]

@@Andrew_Fernie That’s what you get from using it 24/7 on full intensity for multiple months. And it might have been skin irritation from DC bias (like BigClive commented) but there isn’t really a difference between what I got from it and third degree burns (six squares full of blisters, skin peeling off and pus running out).

[@MightyRude]

@@Andrew_Fernie I think YT removed my comment because it didn’t like the graphic description of the spots on my back, but it was done with a medical tense device made by Beurer.

[@grantrennie]

Thanks for another good video Clive 👍

[@DavidVR2]

As the Queen of the Victorians once said "One Moment Please"😉 Thank you Clive, another informative video👍

[@samp9539]

One moment?? You must be doing it wrong.

[@Blue-bf8lv]

have you tested its "medicinal benefits" off camera?

[@bigclivedotcom]

I've not mustered up the courage to try that yet.

[@curtishoffmann6956]

The modern versions are internet-ready and USB-powered. There's an app for that.

[@ran2wild370]

With a camera and streaming capabilities!! I hope!!

[@lukahierl9857]

Thats used for cheating at chess tournaments.

[@tin2001]

​@@lukahierl9857 Yeah. That's the one.

[@tooruoikawa8985]

I’m an adult human being , I’m an adult human being, I’m an adult human being LOL

[@Gameboygenius]

Good, because those things are used for adult human being purposes.

[@My-Pal-Hal]

... that's what she said 😳

[@scoobydooo4390]

Crikey..!! They were getting bigger and bigger.... I was expecting the legendary 6 lb artillery shell to make an appearance...!!

[@davidg4288]

He doesn't want to ruin that one.

[@bigclivedotcom]

It exploded.

[@P.J.McLaughlin]

In the early 1800's electricity became rectumized? I did not know that.

[@MrBroberds]

Full-bridge rectumfier!

[@mjouwbuis]

Yes, butt only when using a FULL BRIDGE RECTUMFRIER

[@BillyNoMates1974]

that far left one looks like its called 'hammer head probe buddy 10000'

[@worldofrandometry6912]

For using those metal ones, I suggest buying a bottle of Locktite.

[@sootikins]

Works better with *Rec-tite(tm)* (nod to Sublime)

[@OldNerdyMeathead]

Are these those new fandangled scientologist testing machines they upgraded to from the cans?

[@bigclivedotcom]

Yes. These are for Xenu's magical truth probing machine.

[@wtmayhew]

No self respecting Theatan is going to stick around when these electrodes are brought out. 😊

[@MandrakeFernflower]

​@@bigclivedotcomthe e in e-meter stands for "erotic"

[@AndyDo]

"Take it to bits" is my favorite double entendre of the year so far.

[@Guru316]

Just saw the thumbnail and thought 'Blimey....Clive's channel has taken an interesting turn!' 😂

[@iandawkins2182]

Yes a guaranteed take down / demonetization, and KZbin censors having a nervous breakdown over the content, perhaps the device could help them.

[@idjtoal]

there are some comments from the early viewers, so it's been here for a few weeks now ? Not saying tubers wouldn't benefit from 🎳🥒🥾 applied generously of course.

[@JanicekTrnecka]

Cranked up to 11...

[@geniferteal4178]

Has a spring at the back as well? I heard they put a spring in your step too.😊

[@allenrusselljr]

I had knee surgery at age 14 that required physical therapy. I learned very quickly to turn the tens unit off before removing the sticky pads. Care of catching hysteria 😊

[@tbelding]

Clive, you need to get one of the old Siemens electric double-edged safety razors. They used a battery bank that was in turn plugged into the mains. They vibrated, to make your shaving more efficient.

[@polymath9372]

Clive: are you _really_ sure that these are available on the NHS?!

[@richardbas2948]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@JonPMeyer]

Your comment about "more sophisticated devices" caused my mind to wander into some really weird places. And for some reason the end of the 1812 Overture was playing in the background. Thanks, I really needed a distraction from the weird stuff that is actually happening in this part of our world today.

[@gorak9000]

there are plenty of places online where you can see the more sophisticated devices in action, live, at all times of the day - even remotely control them with your 'donations' so to speak

[@MrZetor]

@8:11 If I remember correctly, you actually need a gerbil for a proper 'Harmagedon' event...

[@IN_THIS_DAY_AND_AGE]

There used to be a programme called the Bronx Bunny show. I think it was on channel 4. It featured a section on "the internal gerbil."

[@MandrakeFernflower]

Lemmiwinks

[@YerUnclePhil]

I scanned the comments for the Armageddon reference. I heard it on a radio show, and never forgot it.

[@DrGreenGiant]

That's why there's a hole up one of them. Gerbil access

[@samp9539]

Step away from that capybara!

[@marcse7en]

"Medical" ... That made me laugh way harder than it should, Big Clive! 🤣

[@Jeff44]

Clive, if the metal ones are not stainless, which is produced very cheaply in China, then it might be nickel plated steel, like the finish on NiB magnets. It does look more like Ni than Chrome on camera. If it feels like it's got some weight to it, then I'd definitely go for Stainless or Steel/Nickel than anything Aluminium.

[@brauchmernet]

Yeah and if it would be stainless, the geigercounter would be the first thing to check…

[@wtmayhew]

I bought a cheap FNIRSI Geiger counter which FNIRSI managed not to screw up. I definitely give stuff coming from China a quick radiological scan upon arrival.

[@neilg322]

Weight it and measure its volume Clive and calculate the specific density, inquiring minds need to know.

[@stefantrethan]

You can tell by the way the chip formed when drilling these are aluminium.

[@4bSix86f61]

I lost it when I looked carefully of what those "medical electrodes" were

[@retrozmachine1189]

So I guess you hammer them in like an earthing electrode for your house?

[@JanicekTrnecka]

You have to lube them up to make sure the resistance wont be too high ..

[@bigclivedotcom]

Yes. You put them in with a jackhammer.

[@JudgeD-hc9vw]

amazed at your expert knowlege on these medical devices. Thank you.

[@bigclivedotcom]

I'm not sure anyone is really an expert on these.

[@gertjanvandermeij4265]

*Just pull your pants down Clive ! We want to see this IN ACTION !!*

[@kewakl8891]

01:35 we still have snake-oil salesmen today -- and my snake doesn't squeak!

[@Hervoo]

Wait, THAT GOES WHERE!?

[@JanicekTrnecka]

Nostrils maybe?

[@bigclivedotcom]

Wherever takes your fancy.

[@tin2001]

This one goes in your mouth. This one goes in your butt... No wait. THIS one goes in your mouth.

[@GNARGNARHEAD]

that last one reminded me about that Jim Jefferies bit about the plastic egg🥢 🤣

[@lukasgayer5393]

Despite being shaped in obviously naughty way, these can be used in completely "boring" way to stimulate aching muscles on your back, neck and shoulders, which is fine. When naughty meets practical!

[@Sashazur]

Yes just tell that to your mother when she finds it.

[@tin2001]

I'll stick to the thing that has an outline of feet in the unit. 99% of the time when I'm feeling sore, that foot/leg shock therapy fixes it all. And I don't have to explain to my mother why I have an electric butt plug that way.

[@HenryLoenwind]

The split ones? Not likely. You want single-electrode ones for that.

[@phils4634]

An excellent "selection" of interesting "devices" Mate! As for the conductive polymer not being "that" conductive, I'm sure my Marx generator would work just fine (although probably not recommended for their "intended use" 🙂)

[@flickthenick]

No wonder this channel is called Big Clive...

[@SigEpBlue]

I've got to wonder a) exactly what the composition of that silvery metal plating is, and b) how much of that metal might transfer to the user while it's, um, "implemented".

[@Senshikaji]

Probably more interesting; a UK company makes a remote control version.......... and audio sensing/control versions......

[@kewakl8891]

03:28 that knot is so that the ripcord does not pull away in those awkward moments when this has to be removed QUICKLY

[@GavinM161]

Probably with a loud popping sound.

[@jouneymanwizard]

I giggled at way too many points in this vid.

[@bobs_ya_runkle]

So which one would you recommend Clive? A friend of mine wants to know. 😇

[@bigclivedotcom]

I'd recommend getting one that fits correctly in your application.

[@ferolcat2009]

Were these recovered from Diddy's house search?

[@jwalster9412]

Thats an odd shape for an electrode. I dont know what they could possibly use thst for.

[@scottydawg1234567]

they were for hysteria weren't they

[@muadeeb]

Thank you for all you do in Analyzing these health items

[@mikepelletier1399]

I love this channel!

[@marcse7en]

Sssh! ... Those killjoys at KZbin DON'T like people to have too much fun and laughter!

[@chuckthetekkie]

When my dad was still alive, in the early 2000's, he went to the skin doctor to have some skin tags removed. He took me with him. In the office there was this large electric probe device that looked like it was a few decades old. My dad makes a comment to the doctor asking if that electric device was just for show. The doctor said no, it's a fully functioning medical device and he takes the probes and turns this machine on and proceeds to zap a few of my dad's skin tags off.

[@ricklepick9148]

Health electrodes. Yes, strictly for health purposes.

[@bigclivedotcom]

Yes. For healthful invigoration, such that one might experience great wellness.

[@PipeManPeep]

I saw a notification that BigClive had a new video. I saw the title. I thought "that'll be interesting". I played the video and had a shock when I saw the opening image! 🤣🤣🤣

[@jonbob2]

Pro tip: pay attention to the listing when buying German-made “toys”. Unlike most others they’re exactly as big as they claim to be.

[@bigclivedotcom]

The Germans always go to extremes.

[@steve1978ger]

I've read about that storm... hope you're safe, all hatches battened down

[@dcallan812]

Where is the larger one?😊 They did have some very outrages claims, stick this where the sun dont shine and grow a full head of hair again 🤣 Cheep chrome plating is not what you need, its so sharp when it fails. .😱