TM-Flow Disposable Foot Electrodes
Single-use foot electrodes for sudomotor (galvanic skin response) testing on the TM-Flow System and CMAT Advantage — 120-count pack at $1.67 per electrode, with Subscribe & Save.
Reliable, single-use electrodes for accurate testing
HealthWright Technologies is an official reseller of the disposable foot electrodes used for sudomotor (galvanic skin response) testing. Each electrode is a single-patient, single-session skin electrode engineered for a clean, consistent signal — so every test you run on the TM-Flow System or CMAT Advantage starts with a dependable connection.
Single-use & sanitary
Single-patient, single-session disposables. A fresh electrode set for every encounter protects test accuracy and infection control.
TM-Flow & CMAT compatible
Designed for sudomotor (galvanic skin response) testing on the TM-Flow System and the CMAT Advantage. Same compatible product every order.
Subscribe & save
120 electrodes per pack at $1.67 each. Buy once, or subscribe and save on every delivery — skip or cancel anytime.
What’s in the pack
- 120 disposable foot electrodes per pack
- $1.67 per electrode ($200 per pack)
- Buy once or Subscribe & Save ($185–$195)
- One electrode set covers roughly one patient session — about 120 sessions per pack
120-count pack — $200
That’s just $1.67 per electrode. Buy once, or Subscribe & Save on every delivery. Single-patient, single-session use.
Frequently asked questions
Are these electrodes compatible with the TM-Flow and CMAT Advantage?
Yes. These disposable foot electrodes are intended for sudomotor (galvanic skin response) testing on the TM-Flow System and the CMAT Advantage.
Can I reuse electrodes between patients?
No. These are single-patient, single-session disposables. Reuse is not recommended and may compromise test accuracy and infection control.
How many electrodes come in a pack?
Each pack contains 120 disposable foot electrodes at $1.67 each ($200 per pack).
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional for diagnosis, treatment, and clinical decision-making.