Best Offer Wins Chiropractic Adjusting Adjuster 4 5 Tool Activator Diacera Head

Description

(This week only, we are selling our store display Diacera Promax Speed Adjuster at a bargain price. Click on
Diacera Promax
to find the listing.)
Retail Price: 5
Price Reflects Quality:
The only true indicator of quality is retail price.  Don't buy something because it's cheaper.  The more a company spends on making a product, the higher the quality it will have, and the more expensive it has to be sold for.
Bidding Strategy:
Buyers do not bid until the end of the auction so price may change quickly in the last few minutes.  Enter your best offer now if you do not want to lose by just a few dollars in the last second.
USA Manufacturing Health and Safety Guidelines:
- We follow strict manufacturing guidelines in the making of this product.
- This is not a cheaply made Chinese product
as seen all over eBay with little to no warranty.  Often times they are unbranded to hide their poor reputations.  If the listing does not state the country of manufacture, then it's made in China.
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Brand New Pre-Stress Head for Diacera Promax Adjusting Tool
This listing is for a brand new detachable Pre-Stress head that goes with the Diacera Promax adjusting tool.  You may use the Diacera Promax with or without this head. This head is attached to create the proper pre-stress before adjusting the joint.  To properly adjust, the correct amount of pre-stress must be applied before firing the tool into the joint.
The detachable Pre-Stress head controls the amount of pre-stress placed on a joint before the tool is fired onto it.  It is used by inexperience practitioners or students who may need help learning how much pre-stress is needed for different joints.
Below is a description of the head:
The Tellistar HLV-2500 Variable Pre-Stress Controller (VPSC) accurately controls how much pre-stress or pressure should be placed on a specific tissue or joint before firing the Diacera Promax adjusting tool into it.  Turning the large dial located on the VPSC controls the amount of pressure that needs to be placed.  Small joints require less pressure while large joints require more.  Patient comfort should always be considered when changing the pre-stress settings.