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- speaker-1: So this one is actually the called the SAM 2.0. This is the first ever FDA cleared wearable ultrasound device. wow. Yes. It's so ultrasound therapy has been around for so many years, right? Forever. But it's actually never been a take home kind of thing, right? This is amazing because this actually has no external cords. You're looking at it right here. It attaches to the body. it's got a this is and the difference between this and traditional or our our red light therapy. This is actually meant for tissue rejuvenation and collagen rebuilding. Okay. It's currently being used by almost every single NFL, MLB, NHL and D one college teams right now. speaker-0: So this is approved. You can buy this aftermarket. I mean you can find it. Yes. speaker-1: Exactly. the VA insurance is covering it. Yes. Exactly. speaker-0: But we're still dealing with the insurance. Okay. But but but where would I find that? Would I have to go on your website to buy that or speaker-1: We have all of information there. There's lots of videos on there. There's a ninety-eight point two percent success rate. There's over fifty clinical studies done on this. and with like I said, with a ninety-eight point two percent success rate of actually helping people, which has been amazing. So if you've ever experienced red light, I'm sorry, ultrasound therapy, like in a a physical therapy office, for example, right? Yeah. So the most like work you can get out of that. In about a 15-minute session is about 20, 2400 to 4,000 joules. This one actually emits 18,000 joules per use. And it's meant for everyday use as well. And the nice thing about this one is it's delivered to home, the veterans' home. They're shown how to use it. It's very simple. there's no external cords. so they can go about their day, go to work, go, you know, do live their life. And this Contrary to like a tens unit, for example, which is electrically charged, this is actually sustained acoustic medicine. So you're not going to have that like tens units electrically charged, right? And meant as been basically a pain blocker. This is sound waves that's going to penetrate below the tissue to actually help fix what is wrong. speaker-0: So you don't really have that burning sensation. Because I know I I was a track athlete in college and I had a a hip flexor problem and it was a lot of scar tissue. And they try to use ultrasound to break it up and and it yeah, you could feel it. I mean you were on it too long, it burned you. speaker-1: Then nothing. There's nothing that you feel. In fact it's kinda funny 'cause about every thirty minutes this thing will give you like one little zzz buzz just to say, Hey, I'm still alive. I'm still on. But yes. speaker-0: So does it work for things like scar tissue? speaker-1: Yeah, so any kind of t soft tissue repair, this is going to help with that lower back, knee, foot, shoulder. the only places you don't want to use this, contrary to the red light therapy, is anywhere that you have metal implants. Okay. Or a pacemaker, mostly or any like female organs. Yeah. Okay. Yes. Yeah. Well, pretty much where elf everywhere else you'd like to use it. There's a little bit of warmth in there. There's ultrasound gel in these patches. Veterans are approved for as many patches as the speaker-0: Yeah, a female. speaker-1: physician deems necessary too. speaker-0: Yeah.