
A compact WHIEDA home device: far-infrared radiation, terahertz waves and anions in one housing. Easy to use — for adult family members.
The Cell Activator is a compact WHIEDA device for home care. It was designed as an "everyday" device: quick, simple and intuitive, so that every adult in the family can use it without complicated settings or lengthy preparation.
The device comes in two versions. The basic Activator uses three technologies: infrared warmth, terahertz waves and anions. The Cell Activator PRO adds aromatherapy — it is available as a separate product.
Gift: the basic Cell Activator is given as a gift with the purchase of the Wentun 1.0 device.
Information is based on the tradition of Chinese medicine and manufacturer materials. The device is not a medical device and does not replace diagnosis or treatment. Consult a doctor before use — especially if you have a chronic condition, take medication, are pregnant or breastfeeding.
Cell Activator device. Technologies: far-infrared radiation, terahertz wave, anions.
Read the list of contraindications above. If you have a chronic condition, consult a doctor first.
Contact lenses must always be removed before each session.
Choose the duration and areas according to the manufacturer's instructions in the box, guided by how you feel.
The device is designed for regular home care: a short session at a convenient time works better than occasional long ones.
The basic version uses three technologies — far-infrared radiation, terahertz waves and anions. The PRO adds aromatherapy.
Yes, adults can — if there are no contraindications. The device is not intended for infants and young children.
This is a manufacturer requirement: lenses must always be removed before a session.
No, these are contraindications. The full list is in the description above.
The basic Cell Activator is given as a gift with the purchase of the Wentun 1.0 device.
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