It has enough power to deliver efficient healing at a low enough dose of time to make it a viable option in our busy lives. The laser is supplied with an adjustable gadget for keeping it on a particular area so there is no necessity to hold it in place.

I had this treatment through a physical therapist for my knee and decided to try to find it for home use. It has allowed me to get through my day for the first few days without taking pain killers (before was on tramadol 7 days a week three times a day) before i have to resort to them. I have had this B Cure laser for quite some time now and it really has made a big difference to my MCL problem. Without the stand enabling me to clamp the laser to the arm or seat of a chair, I’m not sure I would persevere with holding the laser!Information provided is for reference purposes only and does not constitute medical advice or opinion. At this initial stage, it is not possible to assess the chances of its approval as a class action and its chances of success, if approved. I have used the B- Cure laser for several months now and it is amazing, everyone who suffers from aches and pains should try this instead of pills. A successful clinical trial* involving 90 patients, has shown that the efficacy of B-Cure Laser was similar to that of pain relief medication. On the surface, it appears that the company used, as mentioned, a momentary spurt in business as a springboard for going public, but was unable to sustain it when market conditions changed - in its case, trends resulting from the Covid-19 pandemic that ended after a short time.

Being an LLLT based device, B-Cure Laser exerts photochemical effects rather than thermal effects on living tissues. The device is simple, small and easy to transport so almost anyone can fit treatment in around their lifestyle. For me to have that injury for so long and to see it just switch off, I'm thinking there has to be something inside this little white handset that's good for me and have to be good for other people. Backed by medical studies, this technology has helped over 250,000 worldwide fight pain and infection. Which model you choose will depend on the type of pain you're experiencing, and whether or not you plan to use B-Cure personally or professionally.You only need to use the device for six minutes, twice a day for each treatment point - all from the comfort of a favourite armchair or your bed.

I've tried a lot of things to try and stop myself making "dad noises" every time I have to pick something up or get out of a slightly low seat. Capital Advisory Ltd is not a medical organisation and any information displayed is not intended as diagnosis or medical advice.

At 2minutes 30 seconds, the video shows how to mount the laser into the stand, and rest my wrist on a cushion so that the laser comfortably remains on my skin. Gross profit also soared accordingly, and the company posted a net profit in 2020 of more than NIS 12 million, up from NIS 2.

More than 250,000 people have benefitted from our devices globally and we are thrilled to be widening its availability to people across the UK. I came to the conclusion that back pain was something I was going to have to get used to - a sad part of growing old. Even off the mountain, ski resorts can be unforgiving places with the danger of ice, resulting in back injuries, broken wrists and concussion. The B-Cure device was apparently easy enough to market to consumers so plagued by pain they were willing to try anything. This laser beam exerts a photochemical effect on the cells and living tissue, which helps stimulate metabolism, micro-circulation, regeneration and wound healing.You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. You start off using it on the affected area for a couple of minutes a day, steadily increasing the duration to eight minutes. The technology on which it is based has been in use for over fifty years, in a number of areas of medicine.