BioElectronics, in pulsed therapy deal:
This article was originally published in Clinica
Executive Summary
BioElectronics (Frederick, Maryland) has signed an agreement with Barron Medical, a distributor of medical equipment headquartered in Chino Hills, California, to distribute its ActiPatch electromagnetic therapy technology in the US. The two companies will combine to bring the drug-free anti-inflammatory patch to a market of 200 million soft tissue injuries in the US every year. The product administers "weeks of continuous pulsed therapy for less than a dollar a day", claims BioElectronics.
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