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  1. AQUA PT The AQUA PT is a heat therapy system specifically designed for use in medical and rehabilitation facilities to help increase circulation and range of motion in addition to reducing muscle spasms, pain and stress. Designed as a non-invasive self-contained unit, it is intended to provide to the major benefits of hydrotherapy, dry heat therapy and accupressure/percussion therapy in a reduced time format (10-20 minutes per session). When operating the unit, the user remains clothed and dry inside a ...[More Information]

  2. JETTA JR The Jetta Jr. is a hydrotherapy unit designed to provide whirpool benefits to the feet and lower limbs. Therapeutic uses of hydrotherapy include, but are not limited to, pain relief, increasing circulation, softening of scar tissue, postoperative rehabilitation, arthritis relief, and the reduction of inflammation or tissue swelling. The unit features 14 hydrotherapy jets, dual silent air controls, a ground fault interrupter, and a handle and casters to enhance portability. It may be used ind...[More Information]

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