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Just as lasers have replaced scalpels in some surgeries, advanced technology has become available to chiropractors to assist in delivering chiropractic adjustments.

Your chiropractor and thousands of other doctors around the world now use the Impulse Adjusting Instrument® in the care of their patients.  This patented and FDA registered device was specifically created to deliver gentle and precise chiropractic adjustments to the joints of the spine and extremities to relieve pain and restore function. The Impulse Adjusting Instrument® is controlled by micro-computer circuitry housed within the device that produces a controlled force that chiropractors can use to treat different areas of the body.

EXTREME SPEED

Impulse® is twice as fast as other adjusting instruments and 100x faster than manual chiropractic adjustments. The gentle thrust is faster than the body's tendency to tighten up and resist the adjustment.

CONTROLLED FORCE

Impulse® has three different force settings for different parts of the body and to treat patients of all ages. The controlled low force thrust of Impulse® makes treatments comfortable.

FREQUENCY TUNED WAVEFORM

Impulse® is specifically tuned to the natural frequency of the body that joints, muscles and nerves respond to, optimizing results for patients.

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