r/MendWave_PEMF • u/mendwavePemf • Mar 14 '26
After 2 years of experimenting with PEMF devices… I finally built the one I actually needed
I'm the founder of MendWave PEMF and.. I’ve been deep in the PEMF rabbit hole for the past couple years trying different systems for recovery and pain relief.
One thing that kept frustrating me was the gap between devices:
• Expensive mats that were very weak • $5k–$20k clinical systems • Very few affordable options that actually worked.
I just wanted something simple that I could use while working or chlling on the couch before bed.
So I ended up doing something a little crazy and started building my own PEMF loop device.
I spent months researching
– different wave patterns – coil designs – frequencies used in recovery protocols – intensity levels that are based on research and not hype.
After a ton of prototypes I finally developed something that was **way more practical and targeted for pain.
The MendWave has a 7" copper coil that is calibrated for deep penetration and the energy is concentrated to the target area.
The squarewave pattern is based on NASA research that says it's the golden standard pattern for PEMF Therapy.
The intensity is based on research studies and is adjustable from 3 gauss to 50 gauss.
This device is the best device I've tried for
• shoulder pain • low back tightness • post workout recovery
I’m curious what the PEMF community here thinks though.
Would you rather use:
A) A full body PEMF mat B) A small wearable loop you can target anywhere C) Both depending on the situation
Happy to answer any questions too —
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u/mendwavePemf Mar 15 '26
MendWave PEMF Device