The ML830® Cold Laser was designed by a team of Doctors and leading medical engineers to harness the therapeutic application of advanced low energy laser technology. The ML830® is a handheld, non-invasive, low energy, therapeutic laser. The ML830® produces infrared (invisable)
laser light at 830nm (nanometer) wavelength and is classified by the FDA as a Class lllB medical device.

In coorperation with General Motors and several other clinical investigators throughout the
United State, it was proved that the ML830® is an effective tool in the battle of pain.

Around the world, laser therapy is rapidly becoming a medical therapy that can heal wounds and fractures up to 60% faster and also reduce the cost of treatment for many conditions. In the U.K., Low Level Laser has become the treatment of choice for soft tissue “whiplash” injuries and for the treatment of painful post-herpetic neuralgia (shingles pain).

For most people, laser therapy is quite passive. There are no pulsating shocks felt, as in forms of electronic stimulation, nor heat used as with ultrasounds. The most noticeable sensation is the touch of the probe head of the laser, as it comes in contact with the skin.

Some patients (3-5% of those undergoing light therapy) have reported a slight tingling or tapping in nerve pathway. Some have noted that they are able to sense a slight feeling of warmth. But for the most part, the treatment which may last from 2 to 20 minutes, is not noticed at all. Following (and even during) a laser therapy session, approximately 75-80% of patients being treated can notice immediate improvement in their condition. This will depend primarily on the type of condition and the length of time the condition has been present.

Generally, the more chronic or severe the condition, the longer it takes to respond. The majority of conditions treated will take anywhere from 4-5 or 10-18 treatments. Once again, the number of treatments depends upon the severity of the condition and its duration. If your condition does not change immediately, it may take 3-4 sessions before a dramatic or marked change
is perceived.

In our experience the ML830®, which has been affectionately called “the world’s most expensive flashlight,” has a mulititude of uses. Perhaps the most appealing single factor about this unit is the possibility that it may help conditions where all previous therapies have failed. We are certain
you can readily see how such an attribute would endear this unit to any dedicated practioner.