Put it where
it hurts.
Hold it on the sore spot, pick a program, press start — under five minutes. Or follow one of the fourteen protocols we include for specific injuries.
Two buttons.
One screen.
Everything you need is on the face of the unit. No app, no pairing, no menus to dig through.
In your hand
- Emitter head
The treatment surface. Hold it in gentle contact with the skin over the area you're treating.
- START / STOP
Hold to power the unit on or off. Press to start or stop a treatment.
- SELECT
Cycles through the five programs, P1 through P5. An optional self-test confirms all three light sources are working.
On the screen
- Program wheel
P1–P5 arranged around the dial, each colour-coded. The highlighted segment is your active program.
- Timer & dose meter
The timer counts down the selected program's preset length. The segmented bar beneath fills as energy is delivered, so a full bar means the dose is complete.
- Battery indicator
Charge remaining, top-left of the display. Recharge with the included adapter; a full charge covers many sessions.
Three presses
and you're treating.
You have met the buttons. Here is the whole routine.
Power on. Hold START/STOP until the display wakes.
Choose. Press SELECT until you reach the program you want.
Treat. Press START/STOP and hold it on the spot until the dose bar fills.
Which program?
Each one is preset — the device handles depth, strength, and timing. Match the moment you're in.
Prepare
In the days and weeks before competition.
Boosts blood flow to the area so your body is ready to work.
Perform
Right before you compete or train.
Primes you for the effort ahead, and eases minor muscle aches, spasms, and stiff arthritic joints.
Recover
After the game, race, or session.
Eases soreness and helps tight muscle let go, so you bounce back faster.
Fresh Injury
Something you tweaked in the last 48 hours.
For new, sharp pain. The guide suggests repeating it roughly every hour while you need it.
Everyday Aches
Nagging pain that's been hanging around.
For long-running, general soreness rather than a fresh injury.
Fourteen injuries,
already mapped.
Want to be precise? These come straight from the quick reference guide in the box — where to place the unit, which program, how long.
Shoulder, Arm & Neck5
Rotator Cuff Injury
Hold over each area for 1 min.
AC Joint Separation
Slowly scan the area at the shoulder.
Tennis Elbow
Apply to both locations, 1 min. each, prior to exercise or activity.
Wrist Sprain
Hold over the front and back of the wrist, 1 min. each location.
Neck Strain
Scan the side of the neck with pain for 3 min.
Back, Core & Hip3
Low Back or SI Joint Pain
Scan the painful side for 5 min.
Abdominal Strain
Scan along each tender rib for 1 min.
Hip Sprain
Hold against the hip in both spots for 3 min. (6 min. total).
Leg, Knee & Foot6
Knee Sprain (ACL, MCL)
Hold the device against the knee in 3 or more spots for 1 min. each.
Patellar Tendonitis
Scan the painful area for 5 min. Use prior to activity and stretching.
Hamstring Tendinitis
1 min. each of the 4 locations. If persistent, add a minute on the attachment near the pelvis.
Achilles' Tendonitis
Apply 1 min. at each heel and tendon, change the setting, then hold to the medial gastrocnemius for 3 min.
Ankle Sprain
Slowly scan the area of swelling at the side of the ankle for 2 min.
Plantar Fasciitis
Scan once daily from both the top and bottom of the foot. If painful, add a minute per location.