This portable extracorporeal shockwave therapy device combines adjustable low-intensity acoustic wave treatment with a compact case and built-in accessories for use in clinical or home settings. It supports erectile dysfunction therapy and musculoskeletal pain management, with frequencies from 1–16 Hz, energy levels from 25–105 mj, and a maximum output of 90 W.
Portable Shockwave Therapy Device
Designed for non-invasive treatment, the unit directs shockwaves into targeted tissue to support circulation, tissue regeneration, pain relief, and recovery without surgical intervention. Seven working heads and three soft-tip heads provide options for treating muscle groups, tendons, joints, and deeper soft tissue.
- Erectile dysfunction: Supports blood flow and erectile function.
- Tennis elbow: Helps reduce outer-elbow pain and encourage healing.
- Plantar fasciitis and foot pain: Addresses inflammation and discomfort affecting walking.
- Achillodynia and patellar tendinitis: Supports recovery of irritated tendons.
- Bursitis trochanterica and tibial edge syndrome: Targets painful inflammation around the hip and lower leg.
- Shoulder, cervical, and lower-back pain: Helps relieve discomfort, tension, and restricted mobility.
- Muscle strains and trigger points: Supports recovery from soft-tissue injury and tension-related pain.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Weight | 0.9kg/1.98b/31.75oz Portable |
| Strike Times | 2500 |
| Rated Power | 90W Max |
| Set Frequency | 1-16Hz |
| Energy Level | 25-105mj |
| Voltage | AC110V-AC220V |
| Current | 2A MAX |
| Number of Working Heads | 7 |
| Bag Size | 380 x 295 x 100mm / 14.96 x 11.61 x 3.94″ |
| Device Size | 215 x 60 x 60mm / 8.46 x 2.36 x 2.36″ |
Low-Intensity Shockwave Therapy for ED
For vascular-related erectile dysfunction, low-intensity extracorporeal shockwave therapy directs waves into penile tissue to encourage natural repair, vessel expansion, and improved blood circulation. The procedure is performed externally and is described as non-invasive, painless, simple to administer, and free from significant side effects.
Suggested therapy protocol: Treat five locations in the spongy penile tissue, applying 300 shocks to each location for 1,500 shocks per session. Sessions are performed twice weekly for three weeks, followed by a three-week rest period before another course.
- Frequency: 10 to 15 Hz
- Energy: 10 to 30 mj
Product Details and Maintenance
The portable system is supplied with a carrying bag and treatment accessories for transport and storage.
Treatment Applications
Shoulder Pain
Acoustic waves are applied to the shoulder to stimulate tissue repair, reduce inflammation, improve mobility, and support regeneration.
Cervical Pain
Focused waves target the neck tissues to help reduce muscle tension and discomfort while supporting repair and movement.
Lumbago
Lower-back treatment uses targeted waves to encourage circulation, reduce stiffness and inflammation, and support tissue recovery.
Leg and Foot Pain
By addressing muscle tightness, inflammation, plantar fasciitis, tendonitis, and related conditions, acoustic wave treatment can support mobility and recovery in the legs and feet.
Soft-Tissue Injury
Targeted waves stimulate blood flow and the body’s natural healing response, helping reduce inflammation and support repair after soft-tissue injury.
Erectile Dysfunction
Low-intensity shockwave therapy applies waves to selected penile areas to encourage circulation and regenerative processes. It is intended as a non-invasive, medication-free, and surgery-free approach for men seeking support for erectile function, including those who have not responded well to traditional treatments.
How to Use
Attach the handpiece connector to the front outlet of the host, connect the power cord to the rear port and an electrical socket, then switch on the unit. Select the required mode and adjust the intensity. Treatment time is 5–20 minutes. Three to five sessions are commonly used, while pain reduction may occur after one session.
Precautions
Stop immediately if discomfort occurs. Do not apply treatment over tumors, lung tissue, major blood vessels or nerves, infections, epiphyseal plates, the brain, or spine. Avoid use with coagulopathy including thrombosis, immunosuppressive therapy, joint fluid seepage or joint replacements, cognitive or mental disorders, sensory impairment, implanted devices such as pacemakers, pregnancy, or open wounds. Maintain appropriate posture, especially while sitting or sleeping.
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