Neuropathy System - How It Works
How NerveSpa Works
Understand how aquatic nerve stimulation, red light, vibration, joint support, and targeted supplements each play a role in your approach to nerve, joint, and metabolic health.
Clinical Evidence
Download an at-a-glance summary of the studies, parameters, and outcome data that inform our protocols.
Walkthroughs & Setup
Quick overviews you can share with patients and staff to reinforce setup, placement, and recommended use.
Core Modalities
Each therapy supports a different part of the pathway-from nerve signaling and circulation to joint comfort, movement, and metabolic balance.
Uses warm water and carefully tuned electrical stimulation to support circulation, comfort, and sensory signaling in the feet and lower legs-guided by structured treatment parameters.
Learn more about Aquatic Nerve Stimulation →
Combines specific wavelengths of red and infrared light to deliver controlled energy to targeted areas, supporting circulation, tissue comfort, and localized recovery.
Learn more about LED & Laser Therapy →
Targeted vibration patterns are used to support circulation, proprioceptive input, and comfort-often layered with aquatic sessions or light-based therapies.
Learn more about Vibration Therapy →
Devices like KneePro use targeted stimulation and red light coverage over key joint structures to support comfort, range of motion, and movement-focused care plans.
Learn more about Joint & Mobility →
Targeted nutritional support, including gut and immune formulas, is used to complement in-clinic care and at-home device use, aligning with your broader metabolic and lifestyle plan.
Learn more about Metabolic & Gut Support →Comparison of coverage, output, and energy density across devices.
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Comparison Chart |
Nerve Beam LED light wrap 
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Competitor # 1 |
Competitor #2 |
Nerve Beam Cold Laser 
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Power Wrap 
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Competitor #3 |
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Wave Forms |
Red light (630, 660nm); Infrared (830, 850nm) |
N/A |
N/A |
Red light (650nm); Infrared (808nm) |
Red light (650nm); Infrared (808nm) |
Red light (660nm); Infrared (810nm) |
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Effective area - in CM2 |
1216.8 cm2 |
131 |
478.5 |
64 cm2 |
813.4 cm2 |
168.7 |
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Max surface Temp in F |
104-122 F after working for 20 minutes |
117 |
98.9 |
35°C |
41°C |
NA |
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Quantity Red LEDs |
200 pcs |
0 |
52 |
NA |
120 |
6 |
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Quantity Infrared LEDS |
400 pcs |
300 |
70 |
NA |
72 |
8 |
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Quantity Red Lasers |
33 |
42 |
None |
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Quantity Infrared Lasers |
3 |
36 |
None |
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mW Red LEDS |
7333 mW |
n/a |
60.55 |
NA |
14 mW/piece, total 1680 mW |
3000 |
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mW infrared LEDS |
14,666 mW |
108.13 |
131.97 |
NA |
8 mW/piece, total 576 mW |
7000 |
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Total mW/cm2 |
118.5 |
108.13 |
192.52 |
9.6 mW/cm2 |
14.75 mW/cm2 |
59 |
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Joules/minute |
7.11 |
6.5 |
11.6 |
36.9 |
720 |
600 |
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Joules/CM2 for 20 minutes |
142.2 |
130 |
231.0 |
738 |
14400 |
12000 |
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Energy Density |
1 min, 12.7 J/cm² |
1 min, 24.9 J/cm² |
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Timer |
20 min Auto-off |
NA |
NA |
10 min Auto-off |
3 min auto-off (cont.) and 6 min auto-off (pulse) |
60 seconds |
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Size |
5" × 30" |
NA |
NA |
3.27" × 3.27" × 0.7" |
19.29" × 6.54" × 0.55" |
7" × 3¾" × 1" |
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Total Power |
22 Watts (22,000 mW) |
NA |
NA |
615 mW |
5,000 / 8,000 / 12,000 mW |
10,000 |
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Other |
Wearable, Large Coverage Area, No EMF, No Noise |
NA |
NA |
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*Many manufacturers calculate their joules/cm² differently. Below is the reference formula used for these values.
J/cm² = (mW/cm² × Time in seconds) ÷ 1000
Example Calculation - Nerve Beam LED Wrap:
With 118.5 mW/cm² power density:
For 1 minute (60 seconds): J/cm² = (118.5 × 60) ÷ 1000 = 7.11 J/cm²
For 20 minutes (1200 seconds): J/cm² = (118.5 × 1200) ÷ 1000 = 142.2 J/cm²