The SOTA unit is likely to be excellent. Spend some time talking to Russ or some of the people who know Russ, and you will think so, too.
 
That said, it depends on what you want it for. Some people want to use a pulser primarily for pain. In that case, I have had good luck with the system shown at www.pemf.us. I have documented dozens of times when the users show marked imrovement in range of motion and reduction in pain, measured pre- and post-application. I am also acquainted with a physical therapist who uses the device and reports the same finding.
 
The devices are costly. It may be better to help interest a healthcare provider into getting a machine for their practice. Physical therapists and chiropractors come to mind. The manufacturer of the device will usually help out by loaning a device for a week, so the practitioner can see if it fits into his or her operation. Lease units are available.
 
Whatever benefits you may expect to get from the SOTA and other devices, you will likely receive as well.
 
If your healthcare provider needs to contact the manufcturer about a loaner machnine, drop me a line and I will hook you up.
 

Rick Lehtinen
Rick "at" chirocode.com

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