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We’re switching over to a new and easier-to-use lancet from the same supplier. It’s very similar to the previous lancet. The main difference is the trigger mechanism. Instead of a separate trigger lever, the new lancet triggers when you press it against your skin.

See this how-to-use video for instructions.

Do not use Spooky2 “Booster Board” hardware and do not use “Inverse + Sync” in the Spooky2 software Settings tab with viaDNA Remotes.

Please follow the guidelines outlined in Section 5 of the ABOUT page. There are links to the appropriate Settings for various Carrier, Holland, and Contact modalities when using viaDNA Remotes with Spooky2 software.

Attention! Due to a recent USB interface upgrade to Spooky2 GX and XM generators (effective 4th quarter 2021), use a recent version of their software with those newer generators. Version 20210917, or newer, works with both legacy and newer GX and XM generators.

Due to January’s successful sales event, and the reduction of manufacturing costs, we’ve dropped the price of viaDNA Remotes from $150 to $99.

Happy Rifing 2022!

Which is better? Why use one or the other? Does it affect my Rifing?

The answers reside with understanding how a magnetic scalar wave gets created inside the viaDNA Remote. It involves physical elements used to create electrical and magnetic fields that interact with each other. The electrical field is dynamic given the multiple metrics that drive it, ie, frequency, amplitude, offset, resulting in power and energy. The magnetic field is static, fixed. Please read our whitepapers for more information.

Neither plastic or glass impede or affect electrical or magnetic fields. These fields flow freely through them. And there’s your answer … it doesn’t matter!

So it really comes down to ease of use and purpose. Plastic vials are inexpensive, have more room inside for the swab with blood, incorporate the flip-lid, and are single use. Glass vials are more expensive and a tight fit for the swab inside. In certain cases where saliva or nails must be used, glass vials have the advantage of the removable plasitc cap. If done carefully, both the glass vial and plastic cap can be cleaned with alcohol.

For convenience, cost, and simplicity, the plastic vial is the practical choice, with the glass vial reserved for special cases.

Can’t find 95% grain alcohol or 91% isopropyl alcohol to preserve your DNA blood sample? Your next best choice is a 40% ABV (alcohol by volume) liquor like vodka. There are other 40% ABV liquors besides vodka. Make sure the liquor you use is 40% ABV or higher!