Frequency Specific Microcurrent for Pain Relief: Professional Unit Announced
Oct 22, 2026
MEND Technology has announced the availability of the MEND Professional Unit, a frequency-specific microcurrent device designed to give practitioners manual, automated, and programmable operation in one portable unit, with capacity storage for up to 999 custom protocols.
Vancouver, United States, October 22, 2026 /NewsNetwork/ -- The recently announced MEND Professional Unit, a frequency-specific microcurrent (FSM) device available through MEND Technology, combines manual, automated, and programmable operation in a single unit for physical therapists and other FSM practitioners.
For more details, visit https://mendtechnology.com/product/mend-professional-package/
As the benefits of FSM for health and wellness continue to gain medical recognition in recognized publications like the MDPI journal Healthcare, the newly announced unit from MEND Technology allows professionals to embrace this modality.
The machine can store up to 999 protocols written by the practitioner, and any loaded protocol can be pulled up quickly when a session begins. While the device is running, the practitioner can change polarity, waveform, frequency, intensity, and time, and a built-in keypad allows frequencies to be entered directly in manual mode or partway through a protocol. Up to nine protocols can also be daisy-chained so they run in sequence.
The Professional has a large backlit display and is portable, running on two AA alkaline batteries and measuring 5.1 x 3.2 x 1.1 inches at a weight of 6.42 ounces. It delivers square-pulse output across a programmable frequency range of 0.1 to 999.9 Hz at a 50 percent duty cycle, with current intensity adjustable from 20 to 400 microamps through a constant current generator.
Two fully independent output channels connect through 2.35 mm shielded jacks, output polarity can be programmed as alternating, positive, or negative, and the unit supports an output load resistance of 0 to 100K ohms. Protocols are loaded through a USB Type-C programming port, and the device carries a one-year warranty.
Practitioners can purchase the Professional on its own or as the MEND Professional Package. The MEND software is sold separately from the device-only option, while the package bundles the Professional unit with the software, a USB cable, leads, electrode pads, and conductive material.
MEND Technology also offers the MEND Wellness Unit, which is suitable for a wider range of users, including practitioners who are new to microcurrent therapies. The Wellness unit holds up to 99 protocols for owners of the software and is loaded by the company with a bonus library of Physical Medicine protocols for pain, giving newer users a ready-made starting point before they begin putting protocols together on their own.
More information about MEND Technology and its devices can be found at https://mendtechnology.com/mend-devices/
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Name: Sheila Flores
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Organization: MEND Technology
Address: 6715 NE 63rd St Ste 103 PMB 120, Vancouver, Washington 98661, United States
Website: https://mendtechnology.com
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