RE:RE:RE:RE:Something I just seen !I am not trying to disparage your comments. Super pulsed has nothing to do with photobiomodulation effects specifically as most research is done with wavelengths in the near infrared 780-1000 nm range. It just so happens Theralase uses super pulsed which is always 904 or 905 nm because of the laser diode properties. Many other non-super pulsed diodes using other wavelengths would also work as the research already indicates. I already pointed out https://symbyxbiome.com/ is approved in Australia for Parkinson's. FDA approval would be needed becaause it's a class 3 (Canada) 2 (USA) medical device that requires approval to market for the indication. If it was a consumer or wellness device where it's a lower class then yes that is true. TLT is not the world's largest manufacturer of super pulsed laser technology.... Multi radiance in the USA sells significantly more laser devices using 904/905 nm lasers.... I am just trying to ensure accuracy here...