All I can say is:

You want to know if a $15 2 AA battery THERMOLYSIS unit will provide you with anything other than a way to loose $15 plus shipping? I thought you read the site better than that!

For something this size to have much reliability it would have to be a Galvanic Unit, and even then, it would still have drawbacks.

Come on now, if you insist on home work, do what we have told you to do. Find an Electrolysis Buddy to trade work with. Buy and (both of you) read the "Cannon of Electrolysis Text Books". Find a used professional unit, and get to work.

It is still our advise that you find a good to great electrologist and get your work done safely and quickly.

loose -> lose
Cannon -> Canon
advise -> advice

I hope you're not talking to me, because I didn't write it.

Hey, most people understand that for us to handle the volume of questions here, IN ADDITION to our real jobs, we are furiously typing in the spare time we could be using to do anything else. I type between 75 and 100 wpm, so I can write more than many. That also means that I have a great possibility for typoes that I may not take the time to double check.

I think most people don't mind a few typoes if the alternative is less of me posting.

Well I won't buy any electric tweezesr (oops) after reading this. I am one of the original requestors for a spell checker and I know it (typos) still happen for the reasons James pointed out. Good call on the ban Andrea.
Regards
Stuart