Hello all, I am a trainer with a small dressage facility in a rather remote area with limited access to practitioners. I’m considering purchasing a magna wave, for use on my clients horses and other local Horses. I also am wondering what people charge per session…I would love to hear some testimonials from people who have experienced this modality. Talk to me!
Our local people who have one charge $75 for a full body session. I have never had it done on my guy, but I have heard great things.
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I love magnawave/PEMF for my horse! He loves it. He gets a massage done at the same time. I will say he feels better after a massage than a PEMF session but that’s why I combo them since the PEMF helps with the inflammation. It’s definitely an asset I’d love to have access to everyday! Pricing depends on the person, area and the machine. I’ve paid $125 for a full body session but the therapist I use now charges $100 for a full body and her machine has 2 hookups so she can treat 2 areas at the same time!
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I had a friend who had a horse with issues, and she took him to a local rehab facility to do magnawave/PEMF and she said it worked even better than when she has had a massage therapist come work on him. I believe she paid $250 for her session.
I have the Centurion blanket and neck piece, the Laser Shower and the little minipulse. Clients bring me their horses to work on. I will put the blankets on them, then do the laser on certain areas of need, then do hand work, then finish on the Vitafloor. I charge 250 for a full session. I can mix and match as the owner/horse requires. A total session lasts about two hours. My favorite hand work is Mary Debonos Sense work based on Feldenkrais. I want them t feel good in the sessin but I also want to enable lasting changes.
The Centurion products are not cheap but I think are well worth it.
I also use and love RevitaVet. I use that all the time…it all depends on what I see the horse needs.
If you can only buy a couple things consider the Centurion neck piece as it can be used on the back and a Revitavet system. You can do a lot with those two systems.
Have you used the RevitaVet hock wraps? Any input on them?
