BEFORE YOU DECIDE
Good questions.
Straight answers.
What is iMRS Prime?
A Swiss Bionic Solutions platform combining six dimensions: PEMF, far infrared, light, colour, sound and biofeedback. Local applicators and iGUIDE add further ways to use the system. Confirm your exact package in your written quote.
Is it licensed in Canada?
Health Canada’s active listing identifies IMRS PRIME as a Class II system, licence 114372. Listed components include the control unit, connector box, Exagon FIR, Mat, Pad and Spot. A licence does not establish effectiveness for every condition or authorize every claim.
What does the research prove?
PEMF research is specific to the device, settings, population and outcome studied. Published studies on other PEMF devices cannot establish that iMRS Prime produces the same results. We have not verified a Prime-specific randomized trial supporting broad recovery claims.
What is included in the recommended package?
The package includes the Hybrid core, Pad, Spot, Brain, Sense and both travel bags: CAD $9,746 or USD $7,546. Canadian orders add a CAD $784 Carefree Plus 24-month warranty extension and applicable tax. Shipping is free from Brantford, Ontario. Use Buy Prime to submit your delivery details and choose credit card or financing. USD warranty pricing and U.S. taxes are confirmed before payment.
Can my business lease it?
Canadian clinics can explore lease-to-own financing. Eligible business applicants may qualify for a three-month no-payment start period. PEMF.cool describes approximate CAD $200–$250 monthly payments, depending on credit and configuration, with preferred rates for qualifying doctors and practitioners. Confirm the payment, rate, term, fees, deferral interest and ownership conditions with the provider.
Is Exagon Brain photobiomodulation?
Swiss Bionic describes Exagon Brain as photic, chromatic and audible brainwave entrainment: synchronized light, colour and sound. The documented Brain function is audiovisual entrainment. The FIR mat supplies infrared warmth; photobiomodulation usually describes nonthermal light applications, commonly red or near-infrared.
Can it replace my medical care?
No. Discuss suitability with your healthcare professional and follow the current instructions supplied with your exact device. Ask specifically about implanted electronic devices, pregnancy and light sensitivity before use. Do not use chat to obtain a diagnosis or treatment settings.