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The Uni-Patch Clear Tac Electrode Patch is a self-adhering replacement patch designed to restore adhesion to worn TENS and electrotherapy electrodes. Each patch measures 1.5" x 1.75" and is latex-free, making it safe for patients with latex sensitivities. Sold in a pack of 20, these patches extend the usable life of compatible electrodes by providing a fresh adhesive surface when the original gel adhesion has diminished.
These electrode patches are well suited for physical therapy clinics and home users who want to extend the life of their reusable TENS electrodes rather than replacing them when adhesion begins to fail. They are a practical and cost-effective choice for patients who use TENS therapy regularly and go through electrodes quickly, as the patches can restore adhesion and reduce the frequency of full electrode replacement. Clinicians managing high-volume electrotherapy programs will appreciate the pack-of-20 quantity for keeping a ready supply on hand. They are also appropriate for any user whose compatible Uni-Patch electrodes have lost their stick but are otherwise still in good condition.
How do I apply the Clear Tac patch to my electrode?
Peel the patch from its backing and apply it to the adhesive side of the electrode, smoothing it down to ensure full contact. The patch restores the adhesive surface so the electrode can be reapplied to the skin. Follow any specific instructions included in the packaging for best results.
Are these patches compatible with all Uni-Patch electrodes?
These patches are designed for use with compatible Uni-Patch electrodes. Verify compatibility with your specific electrode model before ordering. Contact us if you need help confirming compatibility.
Are these patches latex-free?
Yes — the Clear Tac patches are latex-free, making them safe for patients with latex sensitivities or allergies.
How many uses can I get from a patched electrode?
The number of additional uses will vary depending on the condition of the electrode and how the patch is applied and stored. As a general rule, replace the electrode entirely when the patch no longer provides adequate adhesion or when the electrode shows signs of wear or damage.