With new transistor switching technologies, Stinger has created an entirely new approach to immobilization technology. Rather than have a large dump of initial current (current is what is dangerous to humans) the Stinger method allows for LESS current at the initial blast. The electricity is dispersed over a longer period of time because it is controlled by a microcomputer, which allows muscles to stay immobilized. Makes sense doesn't it?
A medical animal study demonstrated that the peak current, of the Taser® brand X-26®was approximately 75% higher than the peak current of the Stinger S-200, "It's not the volts, but the amperes that matter for electrical safety"---Taser International sales brochure. Read about Dr. Wayne McDaniel's Medical Study