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These are the 3 basic questions from Equine Vets...
   ...in a Class of its own.
   This laser goes where no laser has gone before, actually regenerating the fibers of tendons and ligaments deep within the tissues. The proof is in the scans. Horses have a slower metabolism than companion animals, thus requiring a higher power and dosage in order to biostimulate and repair deeper pathologies. The trend over the past 12 years has been to increase power. 

RLT Technology is considered a 'cold' laser due to the fact that it is not used for surgical purposes. RLT Technology has a 10mm divergent beam, pulsed properties, and not used in continuous wave emission.

   The RLT has over 14 years of R&D, the longest in the industry! 
    Specs
  • Class IV (HILT)
  • Nd:YAG (neodymium-doped yttrium aluminum garnet)
  • 1064nm 
  • Spot Size: 10mm 
  • Peak Power: up to 16.6kW 
  • Energy: 100mJ to 2000mJ
  • Average Power: 20W max
  • Modulation: 30Hz max
  • Selectable Hz: 10hz, 15hz, 20hz 25hz, 30hz
  • Aiming beam: 635 or 650nm
  • Finger Switch
  • Foot pedal
  • Fiber Optic Cable
  • Water Cooled
  • Efficient Cooling Fans
  • Color Touch Screen
  • 1 Year "Gold" Warranty
  • Disposables: Optical Tips, flashlamps (3mm pulses avg)
  • Several patents pending
Mechanisms of Action
Rebalancing Phase
  • Pain relief effect
  • Stimulate lymphatic drainage
  • Reduction of inflammation
Regeneration Phase
  • Cell cycle restoration
  • Conversion of fibrocytes to fibroblasts (fibroblasts remove/reduce scar tissue)
  • Stimulate production of extracellular matrix
  • Stimulate production of collagen fibers and elastin
  • Recovery of elasticity
Rehabilitation Phase
  • Myorelaxation
  • Neoangiogenesis
  • Physiological cell differentiation
  • Physiological spatial collagen realignment
  • Recovery of firmness and strength
  • Restoration of tissue to original condition
Unlike surgical lasers, the RLT is best delegated to technicians and lay staff.