WHO USES THE ARP WAVE SYSTEM?

The ARP Wave Therapy is used by more 2,500 of the world’s most elite professional, athletes who trust their multi-million careers to us; in addition to that we have treated over 100,000 patients over the past 15 years with a better than 95% track record of success. We work on everyone, regardless of age or occupation.

The Device

The ARP RX100 Tool We Use In Our ARP Therapy:

The ARP RX100 possesses specification characteristics that are not found in any conventional therapeutic neuromuscular electrical stimulator (interferential, microcurrent, galvanic, Russian stim, iontophoresis).

The ARP RX100 uses direct current (DC) compounded with a high frequency double exponential, patented background waveform.

Also, the unique waveform produces minimal inhibitory protective muscle contractions allowing active range of motion during therapy and training. This permits eccentric (lengthening) contractions to occur which are critical to treatment in the ARP Wave system.

    The ARP RX 100 is a Class 2 medical device FDA authorized for the following uses:

  • Muscle Reeducation: Eliminating compensation patterns ·
  • Relaxation of muscle spasms: Reducing pain in the affected muscles ·
  • Increased local blood circulation: Shown to speed up healing ·
  • Prevention and retardation of disuse atrophy: Quickly builds muscle strength ·
  • Maintaining and increasing range of motion: Designed to increase your muscles ability to absorb force and prevent muscle related injury

The ARP RX 100 techical information:

  • Wave Form - Compound, double exponential asymmetric with high levels of direct current.
  • Power - High power with NO surface burning or surface pain at 0 to 2.5 watts.
  • Main Pulse - 40 to 500 pulses per second.
  • Background Frequency - High-frequency carrier signal at 10,000 cycles per second. Polarity Direction of electron flow is reversible.
  • Depth of Penetration - Deepest soft tissue penetration. resonates with the human system, causing the body's natural resistance to drop out.