IontoPatch STAT, 80 & Extra Strength | 6 Kits

IontoPATCH® Iontophoresis Patches: STAT, 80 & Extra Strength

Choose the IontoPatch model that matches the clinician-prescribed electrical dose, medication volume, and treatment window. We offer IontoPATCH STAT, IontoPATCH 80, and IontoPATCH Extra Strength together on one product page, making it easier for physical therapy, sports medicine, and rehabilitation practices to compare all three options before ordering.

Each model is a single-use, self-contained iontophoresis patch with an integrated power system. No reusable dose controller or external lead wires are required during delivery. Each box contains six treatment kits. Medication is not included and must be selected, supplied, and used under the direction of an appropriately licensed healthcare professional.

Professional-use notice: IontoPatch is an iontophoresis drug-delivery device—not a premedicated pain patch or TENS patch. Medication, polarity, model, placement and treatment schedule require professional direction.

Compare IontoPatch STAT, 80, and Extra Strength

Wear periods are stated averages rather than exact stop times. Actual delivery time can vary with skin resistance, skin preparation, hydration, treatment location, patch contact, and other application conditions. 

Which IontoPatch should you order?

STAT and IontoPatch 80 have the same 80 mA·min electrical capacity. Their central difference is delivery profile: STAT uses a shorter average period, while IontoPatch 80 delivers the same total electrical capacity more slowly. Extra Strength increases the labeled electrical capacity to 120 mA·min. 

IontoPATCH STAT: shortest IontoPatch wear time

Choose IontoPATCH STAT when the treatment plan specifies the following:

• An 80 mA·min patch

• Approximately four hours of average wear

• A 1.0 mL fill volume

• The shortest treatment window among the three IontoPatch models

STAT may fit patients whose schedule makes a longer-wear patch impractical. The shorter period should not be interpreted as a higher medication dose than IontoPatch 80; both models have an 80 mA·min electrical capacity. 

IontoPATCH 80: slower 80 mA · min. delivery

Choose IontoPATCH 80 when the treatment plan specifies the following:

• An 80 mA·min patch

• Approximately 14 hours of average wear

• A 1.3 mL fill volume

• A lower-current, longer-duration delivery profile

The IontoPatch 80 is the comfort-focused option for patients with sensitive or fair skin. Individual tolerance still varies, and the patch should be removed and the clinician contacted when significant burning, pain, or an unusual skin response develops.

IontoPatch Extra Strength: 120 mA·min dose capacity

Choose IontoPatch Extra Strength when the clinician specifically wants the following:

• A 120 mA·min electrical dose

• Approximately eight hours of average wear

• A 1.0 mL fill volume

• More electrical-dose capacity than STAT or IontoPatch 80

“Extra Strength” describes the patch’s higher electrical-dose capacity. It should not be interpreted as permission to increase the medication concentration, change the medication volume, or substitute this patch for an 80 mA·min model without clinical direction.

Why clinics choose the IontoPatch format

For an explanation of the electrical system and medication chambers, use our How Does IontoPatch Work? and IontoPatch Technical Overview. 

Important ordering and use information

Medication selection, polarity, concentration, and patient screening are separate from choosing the patch model. IontoPatch does not come preloaded with dexamethasone or any other medication.

IontoPatch education and support

Use the following resources rather than duplicating their full content on this product page:

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between IontoPatch STAT and IontoPatch 80?

Both have an 80 mA·min electrical-dose capacity. STAT has an average wear time of approximately four hours and a 1.0 mL fill volume. IontoPatch 80 has an average wear time of approximately 14 hours, a lower-current delivery profile, and a 1.3 mL fill volume.

Which IontoPatch has the shortest wear time?

IontoPATCH STAT, at approximately four hours for the average patient.

Which IontoPatch has the highest electrical dose?

IontoPatch Extra Strength, with a labeled capacity of 120 mA·min.

Which IontoPatch is intended for sensitive or fair skin?

The manufacturer positions IontoPatch 80 as the lower-current model for sensitive or fair skin. That does not eliminate the possibility of adhesive, medication, or electrical skin reactions.

Does IontoPatch include medication?

No. Medication is supplied separately and selected by the prescribing or treating healthcare professional.

Does IontoPatch include dexamethasone?

No. IontoPatch is supplied without dexamethasone or another active medication.

Does IontoPatch require a dose controller?

No. Its power source and treatment chambers are incorporated into the disposable patch.

Does IontoPatch require external wires?

No. It is a self-contained wearable system.

What does mA·min mean?

Milliampere-minutes describe electrical dose as current multiplied by time. It does not represent a medication weight in milligrams. Read the IontoPatch Technical Overview for a detailed explanation.

Is IontoPatch a TENS patch?

No. TENS supplies sensory electrical stimulation for pain modulation. IontoPatch is an iontophoresis device intended to help deliver an appropriately selected ionic medication through intact skin.

Is IontoPatch reusable?

No. Each patch is intended for one treatment and should then be discarded.

Can patients select the model and medication themselves?

No. Model, medication, polarity, placement, treatment schedule, and patient suitability require professional direction.

Shop IontoPatch at Balego

Select IontoPATCH STAT, IontoPATCH 80, or IontoPatch Extra Strength above. Each box contains six single-use treatment kits.

For help identifying the correct model or comparing wearable and controller-based iontophoresis systems, contact Balego.