Copper Chef Induction Cooktop !

[RedLdr1]

Originally Posted by Wolverine 1945

THANK YOU Red !!!
I will have my wife read that,,, she has a PaceMaker !!!
I believe she read the book that came with the Cooktop,,, from cover to cover,,, I am guess there nothing in the book about that ???

Somewhere, buried in all the warnings, there should be a notice. A SOB Class B we looked at had a warning sticker on the counter top next to the induction cook top. A quick call to my wife's cardiologist office confirmed she should not use it.

Many folks with ICD's won't know about this, will use the cook top, and won't ever have a problem. But I don't want my wife to be the one the warnings are issued for...especially while out in the woods.

[Wolverine 1945]

Originally Posted by RedLdr1

Somewhere, buried in all the warnings, there should be a notice. A SOB Class B we looked at had a warning sticker on the counter top next to the induction cook top. A quick call to my wife's cardiologist office confirmed she should not use it.

Many folks with ICD's won't know about this, will use the cook top, and won't ever have a problem. But I don't want my wife to be the one the warnings are issued for...especially while out in the woods.

Bought a Tens unit this Spring to help with my Spinal Pain,,, does not really help,,, but wife can not use that forsure !!!

[Embstitcher]

We use a NuWave in our RV. I love it.

[BamaBob]

Originally Posted by RedLdr1

Somewhere, buried in all the warnings, there should be a notice. A SOB Class B we looked at had a warning sticker on the counter top next to the induction cook top. A quick call to my wife's cardiologist office confirmed she should not use it.

Many folks with ICD's won't know about this, will use the cook top, and won't ever have a problem. But I don't want my wife to be the one the warnings are issued for...especially while out in the woods.

Well, maybe....let’s look at the science:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16635999

[BandJCarm]

I fry over gas whenever possible. I hate electric stovetops of all kinds. Frying pans should be placed over fire! But I own a nuwave and it's used if necessary. I can't stand the way it errors out if you pick up the pan for a second! Try making Southern Gravy! Ain't no way on that thing. Plus, setting a certain temp just turns it on, off, on, off. UGH!! I want the infinite settings of gas, plus instant on and off, and staying on the temp where I put it, no matter what happens.

However, if the pan is nonstick I assume (?) I can use it over a flame??? If so, I'd buy it for the nonstick qualities.

[Wolverine 1945]

I guess the only way a person would real know would be to call there cardiologist !!!
My wife says the Copper Chef Induction Cooktop is all my !!! LOL !!!
That is fine with me,,, I love the way it works !!! Want to try a couple of little Steaks !!!

[RedLdr1]

Originally Posted by BamaBob

Well, maybe....let’s look at the science:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16635999

Not to be picky but that is the same link I originally posted....

Originally Posted by Wolverine 1945

I guess the only way a person would real know would be to call there cardiologist !!!

Exactly what you should do... There are general answers, like in the linked info, but any individual can be the exception based on their particular situation. When in doubt we call, or email, our Cardio Group's "Nurse Line" for an answer.