BioWave manufactures FDA-cleared, wearable neurostimulation devices that deliver therapeutic electrical signals to block pain at the nerve source.
BioWave is a medical technology company dedicated to providing smarter, non-opioid pain blocking solutions. Their patented neurostimulation technology delivers high-frequency electrical signals through the skin directly to pain nerves, inhibiting the transmission of pain signals to the brain. This mechanism provides immediate, deep, and long-lasting relief for both chronic and acute pain conditions.
The company's product lineup includes the BioWaveGO, BioWaveHOME, and BioWavePRO devices, which are designed for ease of use in both clinical and home settings. BioWave also offers specialized accessories such as BioWraps—wearable compression garments incorporating silver fabric electrodes—to target specific areas like the back, knees, and extremities. Clinically proven and used by professional athletes, BioWave devices offer a drug-free alternative for effective pain management.
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If the lights blink orange, the device does not see a complete connection to your skin. Ensure the leadwire cable is firmly plugged in, both pads are connected, your skin is clean, and the pads adhere well.
No. Electrodes must never touch each other as this risks causing a burn. Maintain a minimum spacing of 1.0 inch (2.6 cm) between pads.
It is recommended to charge the battery at least once per week. The battery strength is indicated by the green LED bar graph.
BioWave should not be used by individuals with an implanted cardiac pacemaker, epilepsy, or those prone to seizures. Do not place electrodes over the heart, the front or side of the neck, or on top of the head.
Pads require clean skin to adhere properly. If they are not tacky, you can rub a few drops of saline on the gel side and wait 60 seconds to rehydrate them (do not do this more than twice). If worn out, replace the pads.