Multi-Channel Laser and Electrical Stimulation Therapy Device

Did you know? Statistics reveal that over 96% of Taiwan's populace has encountered muscle or joint pain, with 90% feeling it significantly affects their quality of life. Pain is the second most common reason for seeking medical assistance after the common cold, causing physiological and psychological stress. We really need to take the issue of pain seriously!

Laser light acupuncture combined with cupping cup
The patented design combines a low-energy laser with an automatic suction cup, replicating the benefits of traditional Chinese medicine cupping for effective therapy. It features a rapid pressure release mechanism within the cup, ensuring patient comfort during removal and reducing potential tissue damage.
Automatic air extraction and anti-falling cup design
This invention includes an automatic air extraction system with a maximum pressure of 300mmHg, reducing tissue damage risk. It integrates a Built-In Test (BIT) for self-inspection against falls. If detachment occurs, the laser power is automatically deactivated, ensuring increased safety. Overall, this protective design eliminates safety concerns.
TENS combined with negative pressure design
Multi-stage negative pressure combined with electrical stimulation function provides four electrical stimulation modes to relieve muscle pain.

What are the benefits of low-energy laser (LLL T) to the human health? LLLT induces key biological responses: anti-inflammation, pain relief, and accelerated wound healing. Human bodies swiftly trigger mechanisms upon LLLT light stimulation, fostering tissue repair, enhancing circulation, and expediting healing processes. These reactions signify a sequence of potent physiological regulatory effects.

What is Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLL T)?
Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) is a form of photobiomodulation therapy used in physical therapy. It utilizes low-power lasers (under SOmW, Class 3B) that do not produce heat and pose no risk to the body. The physiological responses in treated areas stem from light stimulation, making it a non­thermal physical therapy method.