Product Overview
The Portable Ultrasound Machine for Pain Relief is a professional dual-frequency therapeutic ultrasound device designed for physiotherapy, rehabilitation, and supervised home use. It operates at 1 MHz for deeper tissues and as a 3 MHz ultrasound therapy machine for superficial soft tissues. The device includes 27 preset therapy programs, Continuous and Pulsed operating modes, adjustable intensity up to 3.5 W/cm², and an LCD display for convenient treatment control.
It is commonly used in physiotherapy clinics, rehabilitation centers, sports medicine facilities, and supervised home settings. Common applications include ultrasound for muscle strain, joint pain, soft tissue rehabilitation, and post-operative recovery under the guidance of a qualified healthcare professional.
At a Glance
| Specification | Details |
| Product Name | Ultrasonic Therapy Machine |
| Product Type | Therapeutic Ultrasound Therapy Device |
| Frequencies | 1 MHz & 3 MHz (Dual Frequency) |
| Preset Programs | 27 |
| Therapy Modes | Continuous & Pulsed |
| Pulse Ratios | 1:1, 1:3, 1:5, 1:7, & 1:9 |
| Maximum Intensity | Up to 3.5 W/cm² |
| Display | LCD Display |
| Timer | Up to 60 Minutes |
| Pulse Frequency | 100 Hz |
| Controls | Feather-Touch Controls |
| Power Supply | 110V / 220V AC, 50/60 Hz |
| Intended Use | Therapeutic Ultrasound for Pain Relief & Rehabilitation |
| Suitable For | Clinical & Supervised Home Use |
Certifications
This therapy device is supported by CE and ISO certification documentation for quality assurance and product compliance.
Key Features
- Dual-frequency operation (1 MHz & 3 MHz): Targets both deep and superficial soft tissues with dedicated therapeutic frequencies.
- 27 preset therapy programs: Covers a wide range of physiotherapy and rehabilitation applications.
- Continuous & Pulsed therapy modes: Five pulse ratios (1:1, 1:3, 1:5, 1:7, and 1:9) support different treatment protocols.
- Adjustable intensity up to 3.5 W/cm²: Therapy output can be adjusted according to the prescribed treatment.
- LCD display with feather-touch controls: Provides simple operation and clear visibility of treatment settings.
- Portable ultrasound machine for pain relief: Compact design with a carry bag for convenient transport between treatment locations.
- Suitable as a home ultrasound machine for physical therapy: Intended for supervised home rehabilitation as well as professional clinical use.
- Dual-voltage operation (110V/220V): Compatible with multiple power systems for convenient international use.
Suitable Conditions
- Muscle strain
- Tendon injuries
- Ligament sprains
- Joint stiffness
- Sports injury rehabilitation
- Soft tissue recovery
- Post-operative rehabilitation
This device may be used as part of an ultrasound treatment for muscle strain rehabilitation program when recommended by a qualified healthcare professional.
1 MHz vs. 3 MHz—Which Frequency?
The device includes both 1 MHz and 3 MHz therapeutic ultrasound frequencies. The appropriate frequency depends on the depth of the tissue being treated and the clinical application.
| Feature | 1 MHz | 3 MHz |
| Penetration Depth | Approximately 2.5–5 cm | Less than 2 cm |
| Best For | Deep muscles, ligaments, and larger joints | Superficial muscles, tendons, ligaments, and small joints |
| Energy Absorption | Slower | Faster |
| Common Applications | Hip, shoulder, lower back, deep soft tissue injuries | Wrist, ankle, elbow, hand, superficial soft tissue injuries |
| Typical Clinical Use | Chronic musculoskeletal conditions and deep tissue rehabilitation | Surface-level soft tissue rehabilitation and acute conditions |
| Included with This Device | ✔ Yes | ✔ Yes |
The 3 MHz ultrasound therapy machine setting is commonly selected for superficial soft tissue rehabilitation where faster energy absorption is required.
Where It's Used
This portable ultrasound machine for pain relief is commonly used in physiotherapy clinics, rehabilitation centers, hospitals, sports medicine facilities, and supervised home rehabilitation programs. It supports a wide range of rehabilitation programs involving soft-tissue recovery, mobility improvement, and therapeutic ultrasound applications.
Healthcare professionals may use the device for ultrasound for muscle strain, tendon and ligament injuries, joint pain, soft tissue inflammation, postoperative rehabilitation, scar tissue management, and musculoskeletal pain management as part of an individualized treatment plan.
How to Use
- Prepare the treatment area: Clean the skin and apply a generous layer of ultrasound coupling gel before treatment.
- Power on the device: Switch on the machine and select one of the 27 preset therapy programs, or manually adjust the treatment settings as required.
- Select the frequency: Choose 1 MHz for deeper tissues or use the 3 MHz ultrasound therapy machine setting for superficial soft tissues according to the treatment area.
- Choose the operating mode: Select Continuous or Pulsed mode, then adjust the intensity and treatment time according to the prescribed therapy protocol.
- Begin treatment: Place the probe on the gel-coated skin and keep it moving slowly in circular or overlapping motions throughout the session. Never hold the applicator in one position.
- Finish the session: Switch off the device, remove any remaining gel from the skin, clean the probe, and store the equipment in a clean, dry place.
Handling & Safety
- Use only with ultrasound coupling gel: Never use the probe on dry skin, as this may reduce treatment effectiveness and increase the risk of discomfort.
- Keep the applicator moving: Move the probe continuously throughout the treatment session. Do not hold it in one position.
- Inspect before each use: Check the probes, power cable, and controls for visible damage before operating the device.
- Clean after every session: Wipe the probes with a soft, damp cloth after use. Follow the manufacturer's cleaning recommendations.
- Store properly: Keep the device in its carry bag and store it in a clean, dry place away from moisture, direct sunlight, and excessive heat.
- Use under professional guidance: This device is intended for therapeutic ultrasound applications and should be used according to the instructions of a qualified healthcare professional.
- Do not use over contraindicated areas: Avoid use over the eyes, heart, pacemakers, malignant lesions, or broken skin or during pregnancy unless specifically advised by a qualified healthcare professional.
What's in the Box
- 1 × Ultrasonic Therapy Machine
- 2 × Ultrasonic Applicator / Probe Heads (1 MHz & 3 MHz)
- 1 × Power Cable
- 1 × Bottle of Ultrasound Coupling Gel
- 1 × Carry Bag
- 1 × User Manual
Medical Disclaimer
This portable ultrasound machine for pain relief is intended for therapeutic ultrasound applications only. It should be used according to the instructions of a qualified healthcare professional and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1. Can this device be used after surgery?
Yes. The device may be incorporated into post-operative rehabilitation programs when therapeutic ultrasound has been recommended by the treating healthcare professional. Treatment should begin only according to the prescribed rehabilitation protocol.
Q2. Can the same device treat both deep and superficial tissues?
Yes. The device includes both 1 MHz and 3 MHz frequencies, allowing healthcare professionals to select the appropriate setting according to the depth of the tissue being treated.
Q3. How often can ultrasound therapy be performed?
The treatment frequency depends on the medical condition and the rehabilitation plan. Always follow the schedule recommended by your physiotherapist or healthcare professional.
Q4. Is this device suitable for sports injury rehabilitation?
Yes. It is commonly used in rehabilitation programs for muscle strains, ligament injuries, tendon disorders, and other sports-related soft tissue conditions under professional supervision.
Q5. Can the intensity be adjusted during treatment?
Yes. The output intensity can be adjusted throughout the therapy session according to the treatment protocol and patient comfort.
Q6. Can one device be used by multiple patients?
Yes. In professional settings, the device may be used for multiple patients after appropriate cleaning and disinfection of the applicator according to the manufacturer's recommendations.
Q7. Does this machine require regular maintenance?
Routine inspection of the probes, cables, and controls is recommended. Keep the device clean and store it in a dry environment to maintain optimal performance.
Q8. Can I use therapeutic ultrasound every day?
Treatment frequency varies depending on the condition being treated. Daily use should only follow the advice of a qualified healthcare professional.
Q9. Is professional training recommended before first use?
Yes. First-time users should receive training from a qualified physiotherapist or healthcare professional to ensure safe and effective operation.
Q10. Does this device replace medical treatment?
No. Therapeutic ultrasound is intended to complement a rehabilitation program and should not replace medical evaluation, diagnosis, or treatment.