Oska introduces wearable pain relief device

SAN DIEGO - Oska Wellness on Tuesday introduced Oska Pulse, a wearable pain relief device is designed to help reduce muscle stiffness, temporarily relieve minor pain and increase mobility. Using proprietary eTec Pulse Technology, Oska Pulse is a small, portable device that safely optimizes Pulsed Electromagnetic Field therapeutic technology. 

 

"Pain management is about easing the suffering and improving well-being and quality of life and function," stated Joseph Shurman, chairman of pain management at Scripps Memorial Hospital and product spokesman. "As a physician, I am constantly trying non-invasive, drug free pain management solutions. I like the fact that the Oska Pulse is easy to use and has no known side effects."

 

Shurman is currently on the Oska Wellness Scientific Advisory Board.

 

Oska Pulse aids in providing intended relief of minor aches and pains, reducing stiffness and promoting increased mobility by promoting the body's natural recovery processes. 

 

Oska Pulse is selling for a suggested retail price of $399.

 

"I suffer from chronic hip pain," commented Leslie Cross, chairman of Oska Wellness. "I joined the team after using the product for a few days, because my pain was gone without taking any medication. Now, I wear the device several times a day, which allows me to stay active, take long walks, and play golf with my friends and much more. This product can help a lot of people like me, and for that reason I am excited to be involved with the launch of the Oska Pulse to the public."