Uno Vita Ultrasound therapy (AK-CS-01) - home use and clinic

Uno Vita Ultrasound Therapy is a versatile ultrasound therapy machine designed primarily for home use, but which can also be used in clinical settings. The device uses high-frequency sound waves of 1 MHz to stimulate the body's tissues and support general health and well-being through non-invasive treatment. The combination of thermal and mechanical effects can help to improve blood circulation, reduce inflammation and promote the body's natural regeneration processes. The device is compact, user-friendly, made with a focus on purity and quality without unnecessary additives, and requires the use of ultrasound gel for optimal treatment. With professional technology adapted to home use, Uno Vita Ultrasound Therapy provides a natural alternative to invasive methods.

Health effects
Ultrasound therapy has a number of documented health effects in physiotherapy, rehabilitation and well-being. Two of the most used and best documented are pain relief and tissue healing, while a lesser-known effect is support for bone healing through low-intensity pulsed ultrasound.

• Ultrasound can help reduce pain by increasing blood flow and reducing inflammation in affected areas.

• Ultrasound can support tissue healing by stimulating collagen production and increasing cell activity.

• Ultrasound can help reduce muscle spasms by relaxing muscles and improving circulation.

• Ultrasound can promote better range of motion by loosening tight muscles and tendons.

• Ultrasound can help reduce swelling through increased lymphatic drainage.

• Ultrasound can support the regeneration of damaged tissue in soft tissues and joints.

• Ultrasound can help protect cells from oxidative stress via non-thermal effects.

• Ultrasound can increase membrane permeability and thus facilitate nutrient uptake into cells.

• Ultrasound can stimulate cellular metabolism for faster repair.

• Ultrasound can contribute to the normal functioning of the nervous system by reducing inflammatory responses.

• Through low-intensity pulsed stimulation, ultrasound can accelerate bone healing in cases of fractures.

Technical details and specifications

• Product: Uno Vita Ultrasound Therapy (AK-CS-01)

• Type: Ultrasound therapy machine

• Area of use: Home use and clinic

• Frequency: 1 MHz

• Input power: ≤ 25 W

• Output power: ≤ 35 W

• Ultrasound output: ≤ 3 W/cm²

• Beam style: Rectilinear

• Operating voltage: AC 110-220 V, 50-60 Hz

• Place of Origin: Shenzhen, China

• Warranty: 2 years

• Accessories: Ultrasound head, power supply, user manual

• Recommended use: 10-20 minutes per session with ultrasound gel

• Treatment size: Typically 5–10 cm in diameter per treatment

• Storage: Dry and cool place, inaccessible to children

• Allergens: No known allergens

• The product is non-GMO and meets relevant EU directives for medical devices

Reservations (devices and hardware)
Use is at your own risk and should always be done in consultation with a doctor or qualified healthcare professional. Devices that require medical expertise must only be used by people with the relevant education. The effect may vary from person to person. Keep out of the reach of children. Not suitable for children under 18 years of age. Pregnant and breastfeeding women should consult a doctor before use. People with medical conditions or who are taking medication should consult a healthcare professional, as incorrect use of ultrasound can cause unwanted effects, including overheating of tissue if the device head is not moved. Uno Vita AS does not claim that our products can cure disease, regardless of any research that suggests this.

Disclaimer
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