FAQ

1. The Apollo is the most powerful, lightweight   
       portable laser available. 
2. A powerful 2000 mW infrared laser means that 
      you can relieve pain in 1-2 minutes
          a. Power is inversely proportional to the 
              treatment time.  This means that more 
              powerful lasers such as the Apollo,                      require less treatment time.
          b. 1,000 mW laser can take 2-4 minutes, a                100 mW laser can require 10-15 minutes,
               and a 10 mW laser can require 20-30   
              minutes
3. You get the most powerful laser for your money      on the market today (dollar per mill watt). 
4. At 810 nm, it is the ideal infrared wavelength 
    for treating pain and stimulating healing and
    reducing inflammation in nerves, joints,         
    connective tissue, tendons, ligaments, etc...
5. There is no other laser that has a 3 year parts 
     and labor warranty with no costly annual
     service requirement.
6. A powerful battery that can treat for 2 hours 
    on a single charge
          a. 120 minutes or 30-60 patients.
7. Aerospace aluminum construction which means
    it is very durable.
8. There are 4 x 500 mW diodes
          a. Actually 1,000 mW diodes lowered to
              500 mW - cool and durable
9. A proven track record - 8 years of international      sales
10. A point probe if you want to treat tender or 
      trigger points
11. The Apollo weighs less than two pounds so it is      very lightweight and portable.

  1.   Chiropractors
  2.   Physical Therapists 
  3.   Medical Doctors
  4.   Naturopaths
  5.   Dentists
  6.   Veterinarians
  7.   Aestheticians

1. The laser control unit       
   
2. A powerful 2000 mW laser cluster probe (or the less expensive point probe)                 
   
3. Goggles
   
4. A carrying case so you can walk around the office/clinic and treat    patients
   
5. An extra probe cable
   
6. A 3 year parts and labor warranty.
   

1. Laser diodes and LEDs are similar. However, lasers produce a more       intense light than an LED.
2. Lasers are better when you want deep
   penetration, such as when you are 
   working on the hip, shoulder,  low 
   back, etc...
3. LED cluster probes and pads are fine  for superficial treatments, and LED pads are also useful for heat therapy.
4. You may also come across the term  SLD (superlumionous diode) when    researching light therapy products.
   This is just a fancy marketing name
   for LED, so there's no effective       
   difference between an LED probe and a SLD probe.

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