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Electro-Cap Tin Ear Electrodes, 9mm earclips (2/pkg). A pair of pure tin cup electrodes with a 48" (122 cm) lead wire and a 1.5mm DIN connector. A spring-clip back, covered with plastic for patient comfort, is used to hold the electrode in place. For use with Electro-Caps, Smart Brain Games and other systems that use tin ear electrodes Part # ECA E5-9S Learn More
E21-9S Disc Electrode 9mm Cup with 1.5mm DIN connector. A pure tin eeg cup electrode with a 48" (122 cm) lead wire. For use with Electro-Caps, Smart Brain Games and other systems that use tin ear electrodes. Learn More
The T8750 EEG Electrode kit has DIN style EEG leads with DIN cable for the Thought Technology EEG Sensors. Includes cables for both Monopolar and Bipolar EEG placements. Includes (2) Gold Ear Clips and (2) Cup sensors - 22.5" in length and T8740 DIN Cable. Learn More
The Neuro100 web based service allows you to take 20-question multiple-choice exams and receive immediate feedback on your performance. All you need to use Neurofeedback100 is a web browser and an internet connection. Use of the site good for 1 year after purchase. Learn More
The Physiological Psychology online didactic course fulfills BCIA’s Human Anatomy and Physiology requirement for neurofeedback certification. Once purchased you will receive access with 1-2 business days. Learn More
Human Physiology satisfies BCIA's anatomy and physiology requirement for biofeedback certification or provides 45 hours of biofeedback recertification credit. Learn More
This self-paced BCIA-accredited Psychopharmacology online didactic course for Biofeedback and Neurofeedback professionals. This course may be used to satisfy 45 of 48 hours of continuing education for Biofeedback or Neurofeedback recertification. Learn More
The switch sensor cable enables you to trigger an impedance check with the EEG-Z sensor by pressing and releasing the switch button to briefly interrupt the sensor circuit. The EEG-Z sensor enters impedance checking mode, without requiring you to disconnect and reconnect the sensor. Learn More