High Pressure Air Compression Massage Equipment for Lymphatic System Stimulation and Relaxation

We've been dealing with pressotherapy equiment suppliers for over a decade, and frankly, the paperwork vetting phase is where most buyers drop the ball—getting COAs and the CE marking in advance, not after the invoice is cut, is your point.

BR610 runs at 110W on either AC110V/60Hz or AC220V/50Hz with pressure form 20 to 360 mmHg and four preset modes, five function models including eye massage, all managed through an LCD touch screen and timed up to 60 minutes, though you'll rarely push it past 40 per session.

The air pump hits 48 kPa and the machine itself is 54×40×40 cm with the compression garment set at 40×30×35 cm; infrared therapy is baked in, but we usually have stock within 20 days or so (check lead time for your voltge variant).

one year on machine and six months on the garments, basically industry-typical, but what you don't want to overlook is that the garment lifespan drops noticeably if you exceed 360 mmHg regularly—most clinic buyers stick to the middle range.

When you order, expect shippng packed in a single carton, CE docs bundled with the unit or emailed as PDFs within 48 hours of dispatch, and payment terms negotiable at around 50% upfront to trigger production, though T/T is the preference here.

Also, this isn't for treating serious circulatory disorders or open wounds, but for routine lymphatic drainage and relaxation work in salons or home use it does the job better than most sub-$2k units we've tested.