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The Shockwave Masterclass

For licensed providers and clinic owners

Before you buy a shockwave machine, watch this.

The free masterclass, in 14 chapters: the physics, the technologies, and what a machine costs to own. Watch it all, or start at the chapter you care about.

The Pulse Wave machine, with the title The Shockwave MasterclassIn 14 chapters
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Patent pending

Copper parabola

Already converging

Focused at its source: the copper parabola shapes the wave as it is made, so it leaves the applicator already converging, with no lens or reflector afterward.

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Render: the applicator cut open, its copper parabola firing converging waves

The foundation of

True Dual Wave™

EMP first, then the focused shockwave

One impulse, one applicator, two signals: an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) and the focused shockwave, reaching the tissue in sequence.

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Render: the electromagnetic pulse leaves first, then the focused shockwave

TrueDepth™

Focal depth controlled from the machine

In real time, during treatment

About 5 to 64 mm. The water bladder changes size and the focal zone moves with it: no applicator swap, standoff or syringe.

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Render: the water bladder changes size and the focal zone moves deeper in the thigh

It removes

The electrode replacement cycle

And the corrosive saline discharge system

What's inside, and how little: no spark plug, no consumable electrode, no corrosive saline. The upkeep is fresh distilled water every 3 months.

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Render: the applicator taken apart: bladder, membrane and copper parabola

The masterclass

Chapter by chapter

Tap a chapter and it starts right there

An honest conclusion

Same scorecard for every machine

Including ours

  1. Does it create a true shockwave?Enough usable energy to the target?
  2. How clean is the waveform?Where's the focal zone? Adjustable depth in real time?
  3. What wears out?What do five years of ownership cost?
  4. Who actually manufactured it?Who answers the phone when it goes down?

Everything you learned here

Use it on us

We'll answer every one of those questions

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For licensed providers and clinic owners.

The price

Pulse Wave™ Mark IV

Price

$29,990

+ $650 shipping and handling

  • DeliveryAbout 21 days after payment, to the contiguous U.S., Alaska and Hawaii (Alaska and Hawaii add $950 shipping).
  • FinancingFinancing is available through NCMIC; ask Tyler for terms.

Included

  • The applicator with TrueDepth™
  • Water filling module
  • Power cord
  • Coupling gel
  • Mounting bracket
  • Surge protector
  • Patient education materials
  • Access to Shockwave University, an independent online platform with a 7-hour accredited CE course (CE may not apply in every state)

Warranty

  • 1 year on the device
  • The applicator: 1 year or 1,000,000 pulses, whichever comes first
  • After the warranty, a repair is capped at $2,500 per event, not counting shipping

It requires

No proprietary treatment consumables

Minimal maintenance

FAQ

Five questions

Who can buy it?

Licensed medical professionals, who must carry malpractice and general liability insurance.

What upkeep does it need?

Fresh distilled water every 3 months and a wipe of the applicator after each use.

What is its FDA status?

Pulse Wave™ is made by an FDA-registered manufacturer, holds ISO and CE certifications, and is underwritten and insured (UI), meeting the highest standards for safety, quality, and performance.

Where is it designed?

Designed and engineered in Denver, Colorado.

How long does a treatment take?

About 15 minutes per patient.

Are you a patient? Pulse Wave is medical equipment for clinics and licensed providers. Ask your chiropractor, physical therapist, or sports medicine clinic whether they offer focused shockwave therapy.