The EVO Series:
Class 4 Power, Priced for Real Clinics
EVO is our value-priced Class 4 line: real power, touchscreen control, and none of the flagship markup. The range runs from the single-wavelength S9 to the four-wavelength Q27. If you need a Class 3B system or a portable home unit, EVO is not the right fit, and we will point you elsewhere.
EVO S9m
$8,9509W @810nm + .3W @637nm
The lowest-cost way into Class 4 therapy. One wavelength, simple controls, and enough power for a solo practitioner or a clinic adding laser for the first time. If you expect all-day, high-volume use, look at the D30 instead.
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EVO D30m
$11,95015W @810nm + 15W @980nm + .3W @637nm
The EVO most clinics end up buying. Chiropractors nationwide run the D30 because its 30W of dual-wavelength power keeps sessions short on packed days while still reaching deep tissue.
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EVO Q27m
$13,9509W @810nm + 9W @980nm + 9W @915nm + .3W @637nm
The flexible one. With 27W of peak power spread across four therapeutic wavelengths, massage therapists and equine practitioners can move from small joints to large muscle groups without fighting the settings.
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Every EVO pairs 810nm for depth into muscle and joint with 980nm for pain relief closer to the surface. The Q27 adds 915nm and 637nm so one system can cover most of what walks through your door.
Honest Class 4 Output
With up to 30W of combined output, sessions stay short without cutting the dose. Pulse control is built in, so the person holding the handpiece can watch the patient instead of the menu.
Controls the Whole Team Can Use
A plain touchscreen runs the whole system. Preloaded protocols and clear menus mean a new team member can deliver a correct session in the first week, without a manual open on the counter.
Compare EVO Models
| EVO S9 Entry Level | EVO D30 Most Popular | EVO Q27 Most Versatile | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wavelengths & Power | |||
| 810nm | 9W | 15W | 9W |
| 980nm | — | 15W | 9W |
| 915nm | — | — | 9W |
| 637nm | 0.3W | 0.3W | 0.3W |
| Total Power | 9W | 30W | 27.3W |
| Wavelength Count | 1 | 2 | 4 |
| Details | |||
| Ideal Use | Solo practitioners Entry-level clinics |
High-volume clinics Chiropractic |
Massage therapists Equine / Large muscle |
| Price | $9,950 | $12,950 | $14,950 |
| View S9 | View D30 | View Q27 | |
Financing is there if you need it. Payments can start as low as $250/month, and most clinics see ROI within 90 days. Do the math against your own schedule before committing.
Common Questions
What's the difference between EVO models?
S9 runs a single 810nm wavelength at 9W, a sensible first step for a clinic new to laser. D30 adds 980nm for 30W of dual-wavelength power, built for busy chiropractic schedules. Q27 carries four wavelengths for practices treating the widest mix of tissue.
Which EVO model should I choose?
S9 fits solo practitioners and clinics stepping into Class 4 for the first time. D30 suits full schedules where treatment speed matters, typical of chiropractic and sports medicine. Q27 belongs with massage therapists, equine practitioners, and anyone moving between small joints and large muscle groups.
Are EVO lasers FDA cleared?
Yes. Every EVO model is FDA registered as a Class 4 therapeutic laser and meets the safety standards required for professional clinical use. If your state adds its own rules for Class 4 devices, we will walk you through them before you order.
What training and support is included?
Training, protocol guides, and direct access to our U.S.-based support team come with every EVO. The screen does most of the teaching, and most practitioners are running sessions comfortably by the end of day one. If you get stuck six months in, you call us and a person answers.
Not sure whether EVO is the right line for you at all? Call us and we will talk it through honestly, even if the honest answer is a different laser.