Simple device sold as an expensive product.
Got this device issued to me for a broken metatarsal and it seems to be working...but....it another reason why there should be caps on how much medical devices cost.  I am an electronics technician and when I first saw this device I couldn’t believe the cost.  The parts to construct a low powered electromagnet are not that expensive.  At the most without the fancy plastic casing I could make one in my garage for under $100. Wire for the electromagnet coil, power (9v), few components to limit voltage and a timer chip to pulse the input power.  Why is this thing $3k to $5k?  The 30 min/day limitation is stupid.  I received many many more times electromagnetic radiation in 60 secs working on high powered radars than you would if you used all 270 days of this thing.<br /><br />TIP: I did find out that if the 9v battery is removed from the compartment during a session then that session is not counted.  You can pull the battery out at 29 min and 30 secs and it will allow you to start the session over again.
Rating: 3 stars