Dr. Neilson,
Welcome to the group.
The question of which laser to buy is not where you
need to start, you need to first ask yourself what you
want the laser to do and how you want to use the laser
in your practice. All light therapy is not the same.
The differences would be, (Laser vs. LED) (collimated
vs non collimated) (infrared vs red vs violet,
wavelength of energy used) (low power, under 5mW vs
higher power 30mW and up) (use as an adjusting tool vs
another piece of PT equip)(pulsed vs continuous wave)
If pulsed, then determine the accuracy and range of
pulse frequencies you need. Each of these differences
in in the equipment have significant differences in
the effects on living tissue. There are also many
unknown effects that are still being researched. There
is an article on the articles page of my website,
lazrpulsr.com that will describe some of these
differences. If you would like to give me specific
needs email back or call me anytime at 303 809-3759.
Thanks
Dr. Gerry Graham III

--- Jim Neilson DC <jwndc@...> wrote:

> Hi Everyone, My name is Jim Neilson. I am a DC in
> Bend, Oregon. I
> have been to a few laser trainings & am now
> researching the big
> question many of you have mulled over. Which one to
> buy???
>
> Would everyone please give me their 2 cents worth on
> what laser you
> have & why?
>
> It would be great to have laser training on DVD.
> Does anyone know of
> good sources of this?
>
> Thank you & happy New Year!
> Jim Neilson
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