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US 11,883,646 B2Granted
Microcurrent patch
AssigneeVitzrocell Co., Ltd.
InventorsNam In Kim, Chae Bong Lee, Aram Choi, Jong Jin Park, Tae Jin Bang
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a microcurrent patch having a small battery and a circuit unit that are arranged on a substrate and are covered with a glue layer so as to be formed as one body on the substrate, and thus the present invention is easy to use, improves productivity, and has excellent flexibility, thereby facilitating attachment to a human body having many curves, and adjusting the amount of current flowing through the patch according to the linear width of the circuit unit or the number of holes in the glue layer.
Claims6
A microcurrent patch comprising:
- a base made of a polymer film;
- a small-sized battery disposed on the base to generate current;
- a circuit disposed on the base and connected to the small-sized battery, wherein the circuit are disposed in two regions so that the current flows in the circuit;
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- a glue layer having one face disposed on the base and constructed to cover the small-sized battery and the circuit, and having the other face attached to a skin of a human body, wherein the glue layer has a plurality of holes defined therein overlapping the circuit and served as a passage to allow the current to flow between the skin and the circuit when the patch is attached to the skin of the human body,
- wherein the circuit is electrically connected to the small-sized battery, the circuit is divided into a circuit portion connected to a positive terminal of the small-sized battery and a circuit portion connected to a negative terminal of the small-sized battery,
- the circuit is formed in a linear shape and crosses each other in a net shape so that current flows smoothly over a large area of the skin, and
- each of both opposing faces of the glue layer is made of acrylate and has insulation ability, and the glue layer has a thickness of 0.01 μm to 1,000 μm.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.