MedX Rehab Console System

SKU: MEDI-3118MDX
This product is restricted to health professionals and multidisciplinary clinics. Our customer service team will confirm eligibility before processing your order.

Package Includes:

  • MedX 1100 Console
  • 450mW Handheld Laser Applicator (3-Diode)
  • 2 x 1000mW SLD Cluster heads with 48 diodes each
  • 2 pair Laser safety glasses
  • Treatment & Protocol Binder
  • Operating manual
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$3,666
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$3,990
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Description

MedX Rehab Console System includes: MedX Laser Console (MBM1100N), Rehab Tethered Laser (450 mW LCT450) and two 1000 SLD Clusters (MCT1001)

The MED-X 1100 System includes three applicators: one hand-held Laser Applicator with 3 diodes and 450nmW total power, and 2 hands-frees (strap-on) SLD Applicators with 1000mW total power each! A comprehensive and well-illustrated treatment manual with treatment sites and dosages for all major body areas is included.

Features:

  • The Laser Applicator features 3 infrared laser diodes at 808nm for a total power of 450mW
  • The Cluster Applicators feature 48 SLD diodes offering a combination of infrared (870nm) and visible red (633nm) light and a total power of 1000mW
  • SLD Clusters can be strapped in place for hands-free treatment
  • Three output ports allows all applicators to remain plugged in and can be used together
  • Touch-pad control with LCDdisplay for fast and easy treatment set-up
  • Set treatment parameters manually or from the built in protocol menu
  • Advanced Treatment Protocol binder provides dozens of protocols for all areas of the body with graphically illustrated treatment diagrams

Package Includes:

  • MedX 1100 Console
  • 450mW Handheld Laser Applicator (3-Diode)
  • 2 x 1000mW SLD Cluster heads with 48 diodes each
  • 2 pair Laser safety glasses
  • Treatment & Protocol Binder
  • Operating manual

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