Pain management devices Companies

Latest Pain Management Devices Companies Update

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  November 2023: Smileyscope has received approval from the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for its virtual reality (VR) device, which substitutes pleasant visuals for distressing or anxiety-inducing stimuli. The FDA has authorized the use of the headset to alleviate acute procedural anxiety and momentarily reduce and/or manage discomfort associated with needle procedures. Smileyscope reports that the approval designates the device as the initial VR analgesic to receive regulatory authorization in the United States specifically for acute pain.  Needle phobia, also referred to as trypanophobia, is a medically recognized disorder with an estimated prevalence of two-thirds among minors. The clearance is also the first for a therapeutic VR system designed for pediatric patients, according to Smileyscope.

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  October 2023: Hexainnoheal, a South Korean manufacturer of medical devices intended for home use, has garnered increasing acclaim for its analgesic products. Healthcare devices are manufactured by Hexainnoheal utilizing low-level lasers and LED illumination. CobiQ for the management of rhinitis and PainQ for pain management comprise its primary product line. Hexainnoheal is presently occupied with the development of Flexible PainQ, a novel product. PainQ is a representative healthcare device designed for home use, specifically designed for pain therapy. By integrating low-frequency stimulation, LED illumination, and low-level lasers, it is capable of efficiently managing pain. The intensity range of PainQ's low-frequency stimulation function is adjustable between 0 and 5, allowing for customization according to the user's preferences. Aside from the waist, wrists, and shoulders, users can apply PainQ as a girdle to manage pain in a variety of other areas due to its portability and light weight.