HD-Cure X - Class IV Human and Animal Laser Therapy Unit - Advanced Portable High Intensity Laser Therapy

The HD-Cure X is a powerful, portable and clinically tested class IV laser therapy device, suitable for both professional and home use. The device combines modern high-intensity GaAlAs laser technology with ergonomic design and versatility for both human and veterinary use. It provides effective relief of pain and inflammation, supports tissue regeneration and accelerates recovery through safe and non-invasive photobiomodulation.

Health benefits

• Effective pain relief: HD-Cure X uses four 808nm infrared laser beams (500mW each) and ten 650nm red laser beams (30mW each) to penetrate deep into muscle and joint tissue and relieve both acute and chronic pain.

• Reduction of inflammation: The laser energy stimulates cell metabolism and microcirculation, which leads to reduced inflammation and improved oxygen transport in the tissue.

• Accelerated wound healing: The device promotes the regeneration of skin, connective tissue and muscles after operations, injuries, wounds or scars.

• Support for nerve health: The device can contribute to the regeneration of nerves and pain relief in neurological ailments such as sciatica, impingement syndrome and trigeminal neuralgia.

• Laser acupuncture: A lesser-known but effective function is the use of acupuncture points for energy balance and pain reduction, without the use of needles.

Top 2 health effects and one surprising feature

• Most used for:

  • Pain relief for muscle and joint ailments, including back pain, sciatica, arthritis and tendinitis.

  • Reduction of inflammation in joints, tendons and soft tissue after physical injury or surgery.

• Lesser known effect:

  • Can stimulate the regeneration of the nervous system and support the treatment of neurological conditions such as sciatica and trigeminal neuralgia.

Technical specifications

• Laser technology: GaAlA's semiconductor laser

• Wavelengths: 808nm (infrared, deep tissue treatment) and 650nm (red, surface treatment)

• Effect: 2300mW total output power

• Laser beams: 4 x 808nm (500mW each), 10 x 650nm (30mW each)

• Mode: Continuous and pulsed (10Hz)

• Time settings: 30 seconds to 3 minutes, adjustable in 30 sec intervals

• Display: LED display for easy control

• Material: Robust aluminum housing

• Battery: Built-in 5200mAh lithium battery, up to 5 hours of use, 2 hours of charging

• Transportation: Comes in carton (24 units per box)

• Approvals: CE, FDA, RoHS, ISO13485

Mini instruction manual

1. Charging: Connect the device to the charger and charge for approx. 2 hours until the LED indicator shows full charge.

2. Startup: Turn on the device via the power button. Select the desired wavelength and mode (continuous or pulsed).

3. Time setting: Adjust the processing time from 30 seconds to 3 minutes in 30-second increments.

4. Location: Place the laser head approx. 1–2 cm from the skin, directly over the treatment area. Keep it quiet throughout the treatment session.

5. Protection: Always wear the supplied safety glasses to protect your eyes from the laser beam.

6. After use: Switch off the device, clean the surface and store dry.

Conclusion

HD-Cure X is an advanced class IV laser developed for effective and safe relief of pain, inflammation and tissue damage in both humans and animals. It combines clinically proven technology with user-friendly design, and offers natural and side-effect-free treatment. Suitable for both professional clinics and home users who want access to modern, non-invasive laser therapy.

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