
Local PEMF applicators are designed for targeted sessions on specific areas. Applicators come in different shapes and sizes. In general, the magnetic flux density (intensity) of local applicators is higher than that of whole-body mats.
Area applicators (pillows or pads) are intended for broader coverage and commonly come in two variants:
A) Single-coil designs (often insulated mesh wire) that provide a relatively uniform field exposure.
B) Dual-coil designs (often solid copper coils) that create two field centers, helping concentrate exposure when the exact area of focus is small or uncertain.
Spot applicators (also called intensive applicators) are intended for very localized use and typically offer the highest intensities. They may be:
A) Single-coil (mesh wire or solid copper), providing a relatively uniform field near the coil.
B) Dual-coil (solid copper) configured to create a more uniform field between the coils (sometimes described as a Helmholtz-type arrangement). This wrap-style format helps maintain consistent placement on the area of focus.
These applicators are suitable for home use and non-medical environments (e.g., wellness studios/spas). They are not medical devices and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or condition.