Hydra. Pen H5: Digital Dual-Action Serum Infusion System
✅ Digital Telemetry provides exact motor speed control for varying serum viscosities. ✅ Dual-Action Delivery mechanism pushes active ingredients deep into the dermis. ✅ FDA-Registered & CE Certified, strictly EO Sterilized for clinical safety.
Hydra. Pen H5: Digital Dual-Action Serum Infusion System
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Clinical Protocol: H5 Digital Infusion
Watch the clinical demonstration of the Hydra. Pen H5, highlighting how to match the digital speed settings to your specific serum viscosity for flawless transdermal delivery.
Digital Fluid Dynamics
Different serums have different viscosities. The Hydra. Pen H5 upgrades the automated infusion process with advanced Digital Telemetry. The high-resolution display allows you to calibrate the exact motor speed to match the thickness of your serum, ensuring perfect fluid synchronization and zero clogging.
FDA-Registered Clinical Safety
Driving fluids past the epidermal barrier demands absolute medical sterility. The H5 is manufactured in an FDA-Registered Facility, holds CE Certification, and utilizes EO Sterilized liquid-containment cartridges to prevent any risk of cross-contamination.
Clinical Protocol
Fluid Prep
Fill the sterile 3ml cartridge with your chosen serum. Note the viscosity (thickness) of the fluid.
Digital Calibration
Turn on the H5 and use the digital display to select a higher speed for thicker serums, and a lower speed for watery serums to prevent premature draining.
Execution
Press the device lightly against the skin to trigger the automated fluid release while gliding smoothly.
Disposal
Dispose of the cartridge immediately. Do not store leftover serum.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
E-E-A-T Certifications |
FDA-Registered Facility, CE, RoHS |
Sterilization Protocol |
EO (Ethylene Oxide) Gas Sterilization |
Delivery Mechanism |
Digital Dual-Action Infusion |
Cartridge Capacity |
3ml Built-in Liquid Chamber |
Display Telemetry |
High-Resolution Digital Screen (6 Speeds) |
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FAQs
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Q1: How is the H5 different from the H3?
A: The H5 features an upgraded digital telemetry display and a more refined motor. This allows for more precise speed control, which is essential for adjusting the flow rate when using serums of varying viscosities.
Q2: How do I adjust the H5 for different serums?
A: Use the digital display to adjust the speed. Thicker serums require higher RPMs to push the fluid through the micro-channels, while watery serums require lower RPMs to prevent the cartridge from emptying too quickly.
Q3: Does the H5 hurt less than a standard Dr. Pen?
A: Yes. The built-in automated serum flow acts as a continuous cooling lubricant, preventing the needles from dragging and significantly reducing the activation of pain receptors.
Q4: Can I use the H5 without serum in the cartridge?
A: No. The Hydra. Pen series is specifically engineered for liquid-driven micro-channeling. Using it dry can damage the cartridge mechanism and cause skin tearing.
Q5: Is it safe to save the remaining serum in the H5 cartridge?
A: Absolutely not. Once the needles have penetrated the skin, biological matter can enter the cartridge. Saving it risks severe bacterial infection during the next use.
Q6: What depth do the H5 cartridges reach?
A: H5 cartridges are typically designed for transdermal infusion at cosmetic depths (usually up to 1.0mm), making them perfectly optimized for hydration and anti-aging rather than deep surgical scar tissue.