Ultrasonic Physiotherapy and Muscle Massager - Relieve Arthritis Pain, Physiotherapy (Waist/Arms/Body)

Ultrasound Physiotherapy Instrument for Pain Relief, Arthritis, and Physical Therapy (Muscle Massager)

Applications:

• Alleviate pain

• Support rapid anti-inflammatory effects

• Help reduce scar tissue

• Address sports injuries (e.g., neck/shoulder pain, ankle sprains, groin strains, hamstring pulls)

• Relieve sciatica, arthritis pain, joint discomfort, and muscle soreness

• Aid recovery from soft tissue injuries

• Minimize the appearance of cellulite

Specifications:

• Product Name: Ultrasound Physiotherapy Instrument

• Material: ABS

• Rated Voltage: 100-240V, 50/60Hz, 600mA

• Frequency: 1MHz

• Timer: 3 levels (5 minutes/10 minutes/15 minutes)

• Effective Radiation Area: 4cm²

• Effective Ultrasound Intensity: 3.0W/cm²

• Pulse Repetition Rate: 100Hz ± 10%

• Duty Cycle: Low 30% -- Medium 40% -- High 50%

How It Works:

Ultrasound therapy has been widely used for approximately 80 years and is now a standard treatment in medical practices. Historically used in pain management and rehabilitation departments, it is now accessible for home use.

The device delivers ultrasound through a probe head, with ultrasound gel facilitating conduction to target areas. With a maximum penetration depth of 7cm, it generates deep heat to: • Dilate blood vessels, enhancing blood flow to the treatment area.

• Alleviate pain and reduce muscle spasms.

The ergonomic probe features a preheating function to improve user comfort before treatment. Once activated, the preheating mode switches off to ensure optimal therapeutic efficacy.

Equipped with an aluminum probe, this upgraded portable device offers 3 intensity levels and 3 timer settings. Its waterproof design allows underwater use (up to 30 minutes), though only the metal components are waterproof—avoid fully submerging the entire probe head.

A non-invasive alternative to pain relief, this instrument mimics professional equipment used by chiropractors or physical therapists, delivering noticeable results without relying on oral painkillers.