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Customers with latex allergies often ask whether Theradome contains natural rubber latex or latex-based materials.
The good news is that Theradome does not contain latex in any of its components.
Yes.
Theradome does not contain natural rubber latex in any part of the device. This includes the components that come into contact with the user's scalp during treatment.
The soft contact points sometimes referred to as the helmet's "rubber pegs" are made from a biocompatible polymer material rather than latex.
This material was selected because it is designed for applications involving contact with the body and has undergone biological compatibility testing.
The materials used in the helmet housing are primarily durable ABS and polycarbonate (PC) composite materials, which are commonly used in medical and consumer devices due to their stability and durability.
Theradome was designed using materials appropriate for scalp-contact applications.
The components that touch the scalp are intended for limited-contact use during treatment sessions and are manufactured from materials selected for their compatibility with this type of application.
Customers with latex sensitivities or allergies can generally use Theradome without concerns related to latex exposure because the device does not contain latex components.
If you have a history of severe allergies or sensitivities and have questions about specific materials used in the device, we recommend consulting your healthcare provider before use.
Theradome does not contain natural rubber latex in any of its components.
The materials used in the device, including the parts that come into contact with the scalp, were selected for their compatibility with scalp-contact applications and do not contain latex.
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If you have questions about Theradome materials, allergies, or device safety, our Customer Support Team is happy to assist.
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A DomeCare extended warranty can only be purchased for orders shipped to U.S. addresses
Important Notice
A DomeCare extended warranty can only be purchased for orders shipped to U.S. addresses
