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I don't remember the exact price. I'd suggest you reach out to the company. This is the machine we use: www.ems-dolorclast.com/products/dolorclastr-radial-shock-waves Hopefully this helps!

Thanks for your comment! The speed of my adjustments might seem fast, but it's all about efficiency and precision. Years of experience and training allow me to deliver effective adjustments quickly, ensuring optimal results for my patients. If you have any questions about the process or want to learn more, feel free to reach out. Your comfort and well-being are always my top priority!

We have a radial shockwave.

@@taylorlevinedc What’s the brand name of the machine? Also do you happen to know the depth of penetration? Thank you

www.ems-dolorclast.com/products/dolorclastr-radial-shock-waves This is the one we have. Been using shockwave from this company since 2015. We just upgraded to their newer unit. Hope this helps.

@@taylorlevinedc One more question if you don’t mind, does the radial shockwave machine go deep enough on body parts like the lower back or hip? Usually the depths of penetrations of the radial shockwaves are only maybe 20 mm. The focused shockwave machines can go up to 120 mm. But the focused machines are much more expensive.

I find that our radial shockwave definitely goes deep enough. Our machine came with two different treatment heads, one more broadbase, which I treat for more superficial issues and a more pinpoint one that I use for deeper injured structures. Hopefully this helps you and your decision-making.

Sorry you feel this way and my video came on your scrolling adventures. Would have loved to only go to school for two years to get my degree invented by a ghost but beggars can't be choosers. He's some actual information for you about chiropractic and especially when it comes to the difference between what I do and what a medical doctor does. 1. **Medical School**: In the United States, medical school typically requires four years of study after completing a bachelor's degree. During these four years, students spend approximately 4,000 hours in classroom lectures, small group discussions, and laboratory sessions. After completing medical school, graduates enter residency programs, which can last anywhere from three to seven years, depending on the specialty. 2. **Chiropractic School**: Chiropractic programs also vary in length, but they usually require a minimum of four years of study after completing a bachelor's degree. During this time, students typically spend around 4,200 hours in classroom instruction and hands-on training, focusing on chiropractic techniques, anatomy, physiology, and diagnosis. While both medical and chiropractic programs require a significant time commitment and rigorous study, they have different focuses and approaches to healthcare. Medical school emphasizes a broad understanding of the human body and the diagnosis and treatment of diseases using pharmaceuticals, surgery, and other conventional medical interventions. Chiropractic school focuses more specifically on the diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletal disorders, primarily through manual adjustments and other non-invasive techniques.

You’re welcome. Glad I can help!

You’re welcome. Glad I can help!

I'm glad you're enjoying them!

@@taylorlevinedc I am. I'm looking forward to seeing more of you!

Happy new year!

You're welcome! I'm glad they're helping.