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alp341 Reg. Jan 2010	Posted 2015-01-20 10:54 AM Subject: ISO BestVet, Acuscope, or Laser to Rent
Veteran Posts: 212	Hope this post is okay, I messaged the admin before and he said it would be fine. I am rehabbing a SFDF tear and was wanting to try something like microcurrent therapy. I realize the basic best vet is around 900$ while the microplus is less than 300. But I thought I'd ask if anyone had any type of theraupeutic device like this or similar they are not using and would be willing to lease to me. Comment or PM me.. I am currently using poultice, standing wraps, a Game Ready, A theraplate, and BOT's, but the mare is 15 and I REALLY want to get this healed right. Also, has anyone ever tried these patches? Seems cheap enough to risk it not working, but definitely wouldn't want to further damage. They are discussed in the review of all current devices (posted here:https://therapyproducts.net/Matrix-pdfs/Micro-Device-Comparison.pdf) This is the link to the patches https://therapyproducts.net/proddetail.php?prod=E-MCTtd and this is the Micro Plus, both it and the Best Vet were ranked 4/5 stars. Any reviews or experience is helpful! http://therapyproducts.net/proddetail.php?prod=M-Micro-E Edited by alp341 2015-01-20 12:19 PM
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alp341 Reg. Jan 2010	Posted 2015-01-20 10:56 AM Subject: RE: ISO BestVet, Acuscope, or Laser to Rent
Veteran Posts: 212	Also wondered if anyone has heard of results or even heard of the CytoWave Device or the Novobrace product http://cytowave.com/pricing-options/rental-program.html (both of them are out of my current price range, but might be worth it if the claims are true...)
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turnedout Reg. Dec 2013	Posted 2015-01-20 12:38 PM Subject: RE: ISO BestVet, Acuscope, or Laser to Rent
Veteran Posts: 264	I used acuscope for 6 months, 3-4 treatments a week last year. Had success over time, but it was a long expensive process. I was recently told about the magna wave and heard all these amazing success stories. Gave it a try and now I am hooked. I saw improvement in 1 single treatment. They have a rental program, don't quote me but I want to say it was around $800. http://magnawavepemf.com
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uno-dos-tres! Reg. Jul 2004	Posted 2015-01-20 12:52 PM Subject: RE: ISO BestVet, Acuscope, or Laser to Rent
Expert Posts: 4766 Location: Bandera, TX	turnedout - 2015-01-20 12:38 PM I used acuscope for 6 months, 3-4 treatments a week last year. Had success over time, but it was a long expensive process. I was recently told about the magna wave and heard all these amazing success stories. Gave it a try and now I am hooked. I saw improvement in 1 single treatment. They have a rental program, don't quote me but I want to say it was around $800. http://magnawavepemf.com Purchase 18K
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astreakinchic Reg. Sep 2011	Posted 2015-01-20 1:31 PM Subject: RE: ISO BestVet, Acuscope, or Laser to Rent
Expert Posts: 1611	uno-dos-tres! - 2015-01-20 1:52 PM turnedout - 2015-01-20 12:38 PM I used acuscope for 6 months, 3-4 treatments a week last year. Had success over time, but it was a long expensive process. I was recently told about the magna wave and heard all these amazing success stories. Gave it a try and now I am hooked. I saw improvement in 1 single treatment. They have a rental program, don't quote me but I want to say it was around $800. http://magnawavepemf.com Purchase 18K You used to rent for $3000 for 3 months (i'm sure its gone up) and then it goes towards the purchase price if you choose to purchase after the lease. I had a friend fund her rodeo habit by offering this service but in the winter her clientele got slow and she could not keep up with the payments so she sold out. She didn't lose any money on the machine though, she got out exactly what she put. She choose to go to the school which was a big plus because the vets in her area started recommending her. I do recommend the school because it is kinda complicated to use as far as the settings and the motions you do on the body. She thought she knew everything about it after the lease period but choose to pay to go to the school after buying and learned so many more helpful things. I've often thought about doing it myself but she lived in FL and did large hunter barns at a time in conjunction with a chiro. I just don't think I would have a demand in my area.
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