Zapper - Hulda Clark
The Hulda Clark Zapper concept was introduced by the late Dr. Hulda Clark in the early 1990's,
intended for the purpose of improving health by neutralizing parasites and pathogenic organisms in the human body with a microamp current applied at the skin surface. Because the Food and Drug Administration claims jurisdiction over all products intended for use on the human body, we now only offer these products for other uses. We do not sell this product for use on the human body. You as a free adult individual have the right to choose how you use any devices you purchase for yourself without repercussion from theFDA.
As a result of this, we are not allowed to provide testimonials and have had to remove them from our website.
We offer a safe, good quality, reliable product that works and our customers love it. Beware of those who offer things such as lifetime returns but have a reputation of not honoring their commitments. Also be wary of those who make boastful claims.
These products use Pulsed Electric Field technology which has been studied by the FDA for inactivation of microbial organisms in foods. In order to reduce risk of exposure to high intensity fields, we use a lower voltage for a longer duration which is specified in their documentation. For this reason, these products are not intended for large mass or large volume applications. PEF has been tested for use in killing bacteria and other microbes in substances such as Apple Juice, Orange Juice, and Milk since the 1990's.
When observed under the microscope, the electrical current appears to explode almost all of the micro-organisms present.
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Dr. Clark does not provide or produce zappers to the public. Some companies use her name and image on their site, however, they are not Dr. Clark and do not have any connection to her. Sadly, Dr. Clark passed away in Sept. 2009. Note that there are some units available that connect to the wall outlets. You need to be warned that some of these are poorly made and are potentially lethal.
Since their introduction, however, many producers and sellers who have provided them have been pursued and shut down by the FDA, whenever these devices have been sold for use on humans, intended to treat disease, support or sustain human life, or prevent imparment of human health. The FDA has not listed any claims of injuries or problems, only stating that registration and fees have not been paid. Therefore under the FDA'a regulations, the zapper does not present a potential unreasonable risk of illness or injury. None the less, regulatory actions continue; for this reason, we do not sell zappers for purposes that require FDA registration and/or validation.
If you are wanting to buy a zapper for personal experimentation, you may order one and may choose to experiment with the zapper after purchasing it, however, we do not sell it with the intent that it be so used.
Zappers may also be used for checking oscilloscopes or items such as small loud speakers, but are not accurate for calibration purposes. They are also great conversation pieces when left on the coffee table.
Because regulations do not allow for the sale of zappers for use on humans or animals, while they meet the same manufacturing standards as before, the Zappers below are sold for the use of lowering levels of bacteria, protozoa, fungi, parasites, and other organisms in standing water such as cooling towers, ponds, fountains, water containers, or similar water tanks. Results may not be significant in larger volumes of water.
Zappers are often used in research and study applications. While we could not find any rules limiting individual personal research, any doctor using zappers for research on humans or for treating humans may have to register with the FDA. It is the responsibility of the professional to meet these requirements.
For legal reasons, these zappers are not intended for use with drinking water,
potable water, in swimming pools, or for food preparation.
potable water, in swimming pools, or for food preparation.
