Therapeutic ultrasound is a cornerstone of medical treatment for musculoskeletal disorders.
The SonicRelief device (previously sold as M-Sonic 950) can make life easier for people with chronic musculoskeletal problems. If you have this device, you no longer need to travel repeatedly to a distant clinic — treatments can be performed daily in the comfort of your home.
Read the detailed description to learn when this device is a good choice.
Clinically tested soft laser device for athletes and active lifestyles. 808 nm wavelength, 250 mW power, prism-diffused light over 4.5cm2, 3–4 cm penetration depth. Portable, battery-operated.
Soccer Pro multifunctional electrotherapy device with program package optimized for football players. TENS / EMS / MCR-MENS / FES / iontophoresis.
Elite SII electrotherapy device. TENS / EMS / FES. 2 channels, rechargeable battery.
TENS device specialized for pain management
Premium 400 multifunctional electrotherapy device. TENS / EMS / MCR-MENS / FES / iontophoresis. Specialized programs: running, cross-country skiing, combat sports, tennis, football, cycling. 4 channels, battery operated.
Myolito electrotherapy device with TENS, EMS and FES (incontinence) programs
The UniPro is a two-channel, multifunctional electrotherapy device providing TENS, EMS, microcurrent and interferential (IF) treatments.
The Globus Genesy 1500 — one device for hundreds of complaints.
Triathlon Pro: multifunctional electrotherapy device. TENS / EMS / MCR-MENS / FES / iontophoresis. Special sport: triathlon. 4 channels, battery powered.
Genesy 300 Pro multifunctional electrotherapy device. TENS / EMS / MCR-MENS / FES / iontophoresis. 4 channels, battery-powered.
The Moves Band is a reliable tool for professionals in physiotherapy, rehabilitation, and fitness. This dust-free, latex-based, premium quality resistance band is an ideal choice for everyday use, whether for muscle strengthening, mobilization, or functional training. The Moves Band not only helps increase range of motion but also develops muscle strength and the coordinated function of muscle groups.
What's in the package?
- Yellow - 1 pc - 1.0 to 2.3 kg resistance band
Back pain is one of the most common civilization diseases of our time. Its significance is considerable, since in some developed countries it is already one of the most frequent reasons for taking sick leave. The persistent sensation of back pain and muscle tension hinders daily activities and movement.
What is the most common cause of back pain?
When standing upright, the weight of your body presses down on your spine.
The spinal-supporting muscles – true to their name – hold your spine in place and ensure proper posture.
If you spend the entire day working in a sitting or standing position, and if you have some excess weight, this places extra strain on your spine. If you also neglect regular exercise, the spinal-supporting muscles weaken and can no longer bear the load.
The vertebrae compress against each other and increasing pressure builds on the intervertebral discs. The discs flatten out, and they may even bulge.
If a bulge reaches the nerve roots exiting between the vertebrae, severe pain occurs. In response to the pain, the spinal-supporting muscles reflexively contract even more, which further intensifies the pain.
The three-phase treatment of back pain
Step 1: Pain relief
Pain relief using TENS or MENS (microcurrent) stimulation. Without eliminating the pain first, any treatment, massage, or therapeutic exercise can be very uncomfortable or even worsen the symptoms.
Ultrasound therapy can also be used to enhance the pain-relieving effect. Treating the area around the compressed nerve roots reduces edema and thus the pain.
Step 2: Muscle tension release
Releasing muscle tension in the area of pain. In response to pain, the muscles react with reflex contractions, which can exacerbate the symptoms.
Step 3: Strengthening the spinal-supporting muscles
Once pain and muscle tension have been reduced, you should begin the muscle strengthening necessary for long-term symptom relief. Initially, this can be done via muscle stimulation, gradually transitioning to spine-strengthening physiotherapy or yoga. Without strengthening the muscles that support the spine, symptoms can recur over and over again.
In this product group we have collected devices and tools used for treating back pain.
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