Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, B-Cure Laser uses a low-power soft laser that is non-invasive, does not generate heat or cold, and is safe for individuals of all ages, from children to seniors. No protective eyewear or goggles are required. With over 350,000 units sold globally, no known side effects have been reported.

No, B-Cure Laser treatment is non-invasive and pain-free.

You can treat any area of the body except the following:

• Do not direct the laser beam at the eyes.
• Avoid use on the stomach during pregnancy.
• Do not apply to areas with malignant tumors.

Consulting your physician prior to usage is highly advised.

B-Cure Laser is used to manage pain, including chronic back and neck pain, knee pain, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS), Fibromyalgia, Myofascial Pain Syndrome (MPS), and Temporomandibular Joint Disorder. It may also help treat acute and chronic wounds.

Start with 1.5 minutes per treatment point, gradually increasing to 6 minutes within 24 hours. Treat twice daily, with the option to increase to 4 treatments per day. For acute pain, trauma, or non-chronic aches, begin with 8 minutes per treatment.

The directive aims to prevent worsening pain in cases where inflammation is present. After an initial treatment of 1.5 minutes, if no pain increase occurs, it’s recommended to proceed with the full treatment protocol of six minutes, twice daily, for subsequent sessions. However, if pain is experienced, the treatment duration should be gradually increased by about one minute per day per treatment point, until the 6-minute full duration is reached.

An increase in pain after treatment may be due to inflammation. In this case, stop treatment for 24 hours, then resume with a 1.5-minute session. Gradually increase by one minute per day per area until reaching the full 6-minute duration.

The laser beam covers an area of 4.5 cm by 1 cm. If your treatment area is larger, repeat treatments on adjacent areas until the entire area is covered.

The recommended time for each point of treatment is 6 minutes, 2-4 times a day.

For all recommended treatment therapies, consult the human body illustration treatment points.

1. Chronic back pain – Treat lengthwise along the painful vertebrae of the lower back, to the left and the right of the spine. For Ischia – pain radiating to the lower limb – Identify the focal point of the pain by touch and treat it.
2. Chronic neck pain – Treat a) Lengthwise, along the vertebra. b) Treat each side of the neck, lengthwise; under the ear lobe, and exactly at the indentation behind the jaw.
3. Knee pain – Treat the sore knee a) On the back of the knee along the inner crease. b) On the outer side of the knee, lengthwise. c) On the inner side of the knee, lengthwise. You can also treat the front of the knee, under the kneecap.
4. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) – Treat the sore wrist a) On the inside, along the width of the joint – on the crease. b) On the inside, perpendicular to ‘a’, lengthwise. c) Treat the length of the thumb, along the pad. You can also treat the back of the hand, at the gap between the thumb and the bone of the index finger towards the joint, and from both sides of the joint, lengthwise.
5. Fibromyalgia – Treat the aching area.
6. Myofascial Pain Syndrome (MPS) – Treat the aching area.
7. TemporoMandibular Joint Disorder – Treat along the length and width of the TemporoMandibular joint.
8. Adjunctive treatment for acute and chronic wounds – Treat over the entire wound area.

Tip: Always start from the most painful point and then move to other spots, so as to ensure you are treating the central problem first, to the best of your knowledge.

Set treatment time to 8 minutes. Activate the laser beam and hold the device about 1 cm above the wound, motionless, until the termination of the set treatment time. If the area of the wound exceeds the size of the laser beam area (1 cm x 4.5 cm), repeat treatments on the adjacent area until the whole surface area of the wound has been covered.

In order to ease the holding of the device and improve posture, it is recommended that the B-Cure stand should be used.

Using B-Cure Laser Pro to treat diabetic wounds and hard to heal wounds, is in addition to the standard treatment and does not replace it. The illustration demonstrates treating a wound that is 4 cm wide and requires two consecutive treatments. Place the device, for 8 minutes, on one area unit, and then, set it again for 8 minutes and treat the adjacent area unit. Make sure, to perfectly cover the margins of the wound measuring 3 millimeter on each side.

In cases of acute pain, it is recommended to wait five minutes between treatments and apply treatment as frequently as possible. For managing chronic pain, two to three treatments per day are advised, with additional sessions as needed, depending on the patient’s comfort. There is no risk of overdose.

It is recommended to place the device directly on the skin, avoiding use over clothing, bandages, or other coverings, except for open wounds. In the case of open wounds, keep a distance of approximately 1 cm from the area to maintain hygiene.

Do not press the device too firmly against the skin, as this may stop its operation. The B-Cure Laser should be applied gently and kept still, positioned at a right angle to the area being treated.

No, do not move the device during treatment. Once you’ve identified the treatment area, keep the B-Cure Laser stationary until the treatment time is complete, then move to the next spot.

Absolutely! You can complete the treatment on your knee, then move on to your neck, and if needed, address a burn on your hand as well. There’s no limit to the number of treatments, and you can extend the treatment time to up to 15 minutes for a specific area. While we recommend thoroughly treating one area before moving to the next, you can certainly treat multiple locations simultaneously.

There are no contraindications for using the B-Cure Laser with medications, high blood pressure, heart problems, pacemakers, spinal implants, or joint replacements. However, in cases of severe inflammation, you may experience increased joint sensitivity during treatment, which should gradually decrease as the inflammation subsides. For treating inflammation, start gradually. Begin with 1.5 minutes on each treatment point on the first day, increasing by one minute daily until you reach the full protocol of 6 minutes, twice daily.

Yes, you can use B-Cure Laser while taking anti-coagulants. There are no known contraindications.

Improvements may appear within 3 days to 3 weeks, depending on individual factors and condition severity. Many notice changes within days, though inflammation may take longer. For best results, use the B-Cure Laser for 6–8 minutes per area, twice daily. Refer to the treatment guide for detailed instructions.

Clinical studies confirm the benefits of low-level laser therapy for pain, orthopedic conditions, inflammation, and wounds. Over 2,000 publications, including 100+ double-blind studies, support its effectiveness. The B-Cure Laser’s efficacy has been validated in six double-blind clinical trials, with five more underway. A study of 90 patients found its effectiveness comparable to pain relief medication (Del Vecchio et al., Sapienza University, Rome, Italy).

Yes, it can be combined with any treatment.

Some doctors endorse the B-Cure Laser and its technology. Low-level laser therapy (LLLT) has been used for over 50 years in various medical fields. While some professionals favor traditional treatments, not all patients benefit from medication, physiotherapy, or surgery. The B-Cure Laser provides an alternative pain management option, allowing you to take control of your treatment and take control of your pain anywhere, anytime.

Many devices, such as TENS units, ultrasound, magnets, shock-wave therapy, and infrared, focus on pain relief. The B-Cure Laser not only reduces pain but also targets the root cause. It uses Class 1 Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT), or cold laser technology, which is safe, non-heating, and requires no protective goggles. This technology stimulates cells and boosts ATP production for healing.

No other home-use LLLT device has as many clinical studies supporting its effectiveness. Its patented 4.5 cm² laser beam ensures efficient treatment, delivering results comparable to high-cost clinical devices in a portable, rechargeable, and user-friendly unit.

For acute pain, you can stop treatment once relief is achieved. For chronic pain and inflammation, gradually reduce sessions to once daily and continue for 30 days to maintain results and prevent recurrence.

The device shows it’s in operation through a green light, a treatment time countdown, and a beep sound.

No, you only need to press and hold the left button, then press the main button. Release both buttons simultaneously to activate automatic operation mode.

No, the B-Cure Laser should not be used while connected to the charger.

When the battery is low, the black line above the two right-hand digits on the display shortens. The batteries should be replaced every 12-18 months, and make sure to use AAA rechargeable batteries.

Batteries should be replaced every 12-18 months. Be sure to use AAA rechargeable batteries.

When fully charged, “FULL” will appear on the display, and a solid black line will appear above the two right-hand digits.

Batteries should be replaced every 12-18 months. Use AAA rechargeable batteries ONLY.

B-Cure Laser is designed to work for many years. It is desirable to replace the three rechargeable batteries (AAA) after about 12 ~ 18 months. In the event of malfunction, please contact customer service. The B-Cure Laser has two years warranty for both Pro and Classic models.

The B-Cure Laser uses AAA rechargeable batteries only.

The device should be charged every few days, depending on usage.

It takes about 7 hours or overnight to fully charge the battery. When fully charged, “FULL” will appear on the display, and a solid black line will appear above the two right-hand digits.

The B-Cure Laser operates at a wavelength of 808 nm.