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Theralase's superpulsed 905 nanometer (nm) near infrared and 660 nanometer (nm) visible red laser technology accelerates healing by reducing pain and inflammation while staying below the Maximal Permissible Exposure (MPE) tolerance for tissue.


Pulsing at 50,000 mW up to 10,000 times per second, the Theralase 905nm super pulsed laser is able to deliver an exact dose of light energy up to 4" into tissue.

Dual Wavelength Technology

Theralase combines 660 nm visible red and 905 nm near infrared super pulsed lasers to allow superficial and deep penetration of laser energy of up to 4" into tissue activating all three known cellular pathways.

Super Pulsed Drive Technology

High peak power (50 W) delivered in bursts of very short duration (200 nanoseconds). These brief pulses of light energy are delivered in high frequency (10 kHz). Superficial tissues will not heat up due to very short burst time. High peak power + short duration + high frequency = Best therapeutic doses to deep injuries up to 4" in tissue

True Laser Diodes Versus Led

True lasers are highly directional delivering 100% of the photons to the affected area versus only 5 to 6% with a LED; hence, much better treatment outcomes occur with true lasers versus LED's.

Shorter Treatment Times

The Theralase Multiple Probe utilizes 9 Lasers and is able to treat an area of 20cm² thus reducing treatment times by 90% in comparison to a single laser probe.

Cellular Pathway Activation

Theralase utilizes dual wavelength super pulsing technology (630 nm visible red laser diodes and 905 nm super-pulsed near infrared laser diodes) to be the only laser known to activate all three known cellular pathways simultaneously to stimulate rapid healing.

Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP) Pathway - Accelerates Healing

Activated By 630-670 nm, Visible Red Light
Theralase stimulates the mitochondria of the cell to produce more Adenosine Tri Phosphate (ATP or basic cell energy) to accelerate tissue repair. (Proceedings of the National Academy of Science 2003)
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Nitric Oxide (NO) Pathway - Decreases Inflammation

Activated By 905 nm, Near Infrared Red Light
Independent research proves that the proprietary Theralase 905nm super-pulsed laser Technology increases the production of NO by over 700%, increasing vasodilation and decreasing inflammation versus other competitive wavelengths. (Lasers in Surgery and Medicine, 2009).
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Lipid Absorption Pathway - Removes Pain

Peak Activation By 905 nm, Near Infrared Red Light
Theralase laser technology effectively removes the pain signal at source by rebalancing the sodium potassium pathway. (Harvard Medical School 2010)
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