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Our clinical-grade lasers are a trusted source for chiropractors, pain clinics, and rehab specialists worldwide. If you're aiming to raise the bar in patient care or streamline your practice, our systems are here to help.
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Class 4 Lasers

- Power: 104000 mW
- Wavelengths: 810, 980, 650, 405, 915, 1064nm
- Warranty: 5/1 Year
- Battery: 4 Hours, + AC Power

- Power: 27000 mW
- Wavelengths: 810, 980, 637, 915
- Warranty: 5/1 Year
- Battery: 90 Min, + AC Power

- Power: 60000 mW
- Wavelengths: 810, 980, 650, 915, 1064nm
- Warranty: 5/1 Year
- Battery: 4 Hours, + AC Power
Other Pro Systems

- Power: 1300 mW
- Wavelengths: 808, 637nm
- Warranty: 3 Years
- Battery: 90 Minutes

- Power: 1500 mW
- Wavelengths: 808nm
- Warranty: 2 Years
- Battery: 1 hour per charge

- Power: 760000 mW
- Wavelengths: 810, 850, 633, 660, 940
- Warranty: 3 Years
- Battery: 220V / 50A
Cold Laser Therapy for Professionals: Comprehensive Guide
Cold laser therapy, also known as low-level laser therapy (LLLT), represents a premium segment in therapeutic care. Many practices charge up to $250 per session, underscoring its value and effectiveness. However, effectively marketing your laser therapy services can present challenges due to stringent FDA guidelines and competitive dynamics. To assist you, we offer customized marketing literature tailored specifically for your practice with your unique branding—clearly communicating the benefits of your laser services to patients.
FDA-Cleared Uses for Cold Laser Therapy
In compliance with FDA standards, therapeutic cold lasers are officially cleared for three primary applications:
- Acute and Chronic Pain Relief
- Inflammation Reduction
- Increased Blood Circulation
Though there are other potential applications of laser technology being explored, both in research and by some practitioners, it's important to recognize that these uses are not currently FDA-approved. We highly recommend only advertising the FDA-cleared applications, in order to avoid any potential legal ramifications. Specifically, cold lasers should not be advertised or marketed for cosmetic enhancement, weight loss, cancer treatment, hair regrowth, or any other alternative health claims. Ensuring your marketing materials comply with these guidelines is critical for maintaining your practice’s ethical standards and legal protection.
Considering that approximately 28% of Americans experience ongoing pain—with even more suffering chronic inflammation—cold laser therapy presents substantial potential to enhance patient care effectively.
Key Considerations for Selecting a Professional Cold Laser System
When selecting a cold laser system for your practice, consider the following important factors:
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Treatment Area and Probe Types
Broad Probes: Ideal for larger or deeper tissue treatments, offering uniform and efficient coverage.
Pinpoint Probes: Best suited for targeted therapies, such as trigger-point or acupuncture-based treatments. -
Optimal Wavelengths
Research consistently demonstrates that wavelengths around 810 nm deliver superior deep tissue penetration and cellular stimulation. While a range of wavelengths (800–980 nm) is commonly used, lasers optimized near 810 nm typically provide the best therapeutic outcomes for deep photobiomodulation. -
Pulsed vs. Continuous Wave Modes
Pulsed Mode: Boosts cellular activity and allows tissue cooling between pulses, generally beneficial for most therapeutic uses.
Continuous Wave (CW): Often preferred for conditions involving neuropathy and nerve-related damage.
Many modern lasers feature frequency-sweeping technology, automatically shifting frequencies during treatment to enhance clinical outcomes. -
Power and Dosage
Selecting the appropriate power directly impacts treatment time and effectiveness:
Low-Power Lasers: Effective for superficial or smaller treatment areas but necessitate longer sessions.
Medium-Power Lasers: Provide balanced efficacy suitable for a variety of clinical situations.
High-Power Lasers: Enable quicker treatment sessions, greater tissue penetration, and are ideal for busy practices.
Avoid under-dosing, as it typically results in suboptimal therapeutic outcomes and patient dissatisfaction. -
Safety and Laser Classifications
Laser systems are classified according to safety standards:- Class 1M: Primarily designed for home use; minimal risk and typically safe without protective eyewear under normal operation.
- Class 3: Moderate power, effective for clinical settings, requiring specific safety measures and protocols.
- Class 4: High-power lasers suitable for rapid and deep treatment; necessitate rigorous safety protocols and professional training due to potential risks.
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Form Factors and Portability
Cold lasers come in various form factors to suit different practice environments:
Handheld and Portable Units: Convenient for mobile or flexible clinical settings.
Desktop Units: Offer greater power output and a professional aesthetic, ideal for stationary or high-volume clinical settings.
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Ease of Use and Protocol Flexibility
Advanced, user-friendly laser systems include intuitive touchscreen interfaces and preset protocols. Automated adjustments based on individual patient factors—such as body area, patient size, and skin type—can simplify treatment procedures, ensuring consistency and optimal clinical outcomes. -
Built-in Protocols and Calibration
High-quality laser systems feature calibrated outputs, ensuring consistent dosage and reliable therapeutic results. Systems offering "cookbook-style" or graphical protocols streamline the treatment process, significantly reducing practitioner time and potential for errors. -
Warranty and Service Support
When investing in therapeutic equipment, consider robust warranties and reliable after-sales support. Professional-grade cold laser systems typically offer warranties ranging from two to five years. Selecting a provider with accessible service centers ensures minimal downtime and maintains clinical productivity. -
Design, Professionalism, and Patient Confidence
Your laser's design and appearance significantly influence patient perception and trust. Modern, professional-grade equipment enhances patient confidence, highlighting your commitment to quality care, safety, and therapeutic effectiveness. -
Return on Investment (ROI) and Long-Term Practice Benefits
A quality cold laser system provides direct revenue through treatment fees and indirect benefits such as improved patient outcomes, increased patient satisfaction, referrals, and a strengthened reputation within your community. Ensuring alignment between your laser selection, clinical needs, and growth objectives guarantees both short-term profitability and sustained practice success.
Final Thoughts on Choosing the Right Laser
Every practice has unique clinical needs, operational goals, and patient demographics. Carefully considering the criteria outlined above helps ensure your chosen therapeutic laser aligns with your professional goals, patient expectations, and budget.
Our dedicated team specializes in assisting healthcare providers through the complex decision-making process associated with laser therapy investments. With extensive expertise in cold laser systems and their clinical applications, we ensure you make informed decisions that enhance patient care and optimize practice growth.
For personalized support and expert guidance, contact us directly at 1-800-388-0850. We look forward to partnering with you to elevate your practice through advanced cold laser therapy.