Swing Zapper by Meditech Europe

Anyone looking for Hulda Clark's zapper soon comes across the Swing Zapper. In this blog you can read where the device comes from, which versions there are and how to use it.

What is the Swing Zapper

The Swing Zapper is a small device running on two AA batteries that generates frequencies, intended for use with plants. It has one button and one fixed programme. There is nothing to set: the device varies the frequency itself.

Hulda Clark

The design goes back to the zapper of the American Hulda Clark (1928–2009). In the 1990s she built a simple device that gave off mild electrical pulses. She developed it from her own theories about parasites, which were never scientifically confirmed and remain controversial to this day. Even so, the zapper became the best-known part of her work, and it still has a loyal group of users. She described her ideas in a series of books.

Three versions

All three Swing Zappers run the same programme. The difference lies in the electrodes.

The Swing Zapper Pulse

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