Laser and Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) devices are used for the symptomatic relief of chronic (long term) intractable pain and as an adjunctive treatment in the management of post surgical traumatic pain problems.

Laser is also used as a substitution of invasive acupuncture treatment. Laser acupuncture means directly irradiating some key body points on the surface of the skin. hand held pulsed Laser and pulsed T.E.N.S.

Features

• Modern Spring Type Probe Tip
• Sensitivity Adjustment
• Immediate Point Location and Treatment
• T.E.N.S. Stimulation and or
• Laser stimulation continuous or 10 Hz pulsed laser stimulation

Electric stimulation   

• Channel: One
• The Peak of Output Current: micro current,
• Blue zone on dial (0-2 mA)
• Black zone on dial (2-45 mA)
• ¡Ó20% (on 500 ohm loading)
• Pulse Rate: 10 Hz (fixed) ¡Ó20 %
• Pulse Width: 260 £gS (fixed) ¡Ó20 %
• Pulse Shape: Biphasic Square Wave with a negative spik
• Wave Form: Continuous
• Indicator Lamp: Green lamp indicates the stimulation & detection mode; yellow lamp indicates laser operation.

Laser stimulation 

• Laser Wavelength: 650nm
• Maximum Power Output: 5mW, solid state diode. Do not stare at laser beam directly or through optical instrument.