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iMRS Prime Review Part 7: a 4-year progress report

iMRS Prime Review Part 7: a 4-year progress report lifemat

Our latest PEMF mat system, the iMRS Prime, was launched four years ago in April 2020. At Life Mat, we have comparison devices from a number of other prominent brands and we’ve claimed throughout that this is the most advanced PEMF machine on the market. So it’s great to see further changes this month (explained below) that just reinforce that claim.

Summing up our experience over the past four years, let’s start by being candid: it wasn’t all plain sailing. The Prime was released at one of the most challenging times in our history — the start of the pandemic, global lockdowns, factory closedowns, massive disruptions of shipping and severe shortages of electronic parts. It’s a great testament to the efficiency and determination of our manufacturer, Swiss Bionic Solutions, that they managed to not only launch an entirely new system, but one which leapfrogged its own earlier products and in fact the entire PEMF industry.

The Prime itself, while brilliant in functions and vision, also had its fair share of software bugs at first, at least for some users. This was a shoot-for-the-stars machine, and like most advanced electronic products (ask any Microsoft user), they took time to iron out. It was using, for the first time, an operating system that could be updated and downloaded remotely (via USB stick) — the very opposite of planned obsolescence and a short product lifespan (just try finding a remote product update function in any other PEMF device; some prominent brands have barely updated anything in the past 15 years).

The Prime also has a complex relationship between its firmware and its PEMF applicators, for the first time using two-way communication to verify their status and report any errors. That complexity resulted in many firmware updates and it was a great test of how responsive and user-centered the customer support staff were at Swiss Bionic. These days, the firmware is very stable and what were problems initially have turned into advantages later. This latest firmware release makes it even more user-proof and user-friendly.

New features

So why is the April firmware release a significant milestone for an already outstanding product? Its main features are:

The PEMF boom

The timing of its 2020 launch was bound to be difficult but the pandemic and recent health trends have also created the perfect environment for this type of PEMF machine:

So potential demand has been huge, creating a gold rush of PEMF start-ups and instant “experts”. These past few years saw an unprecedented rate of new PEMF machines enter the market, the energy medicine equivalent of the Wild West. Potential buyers now face an ocean of new brands, slick websites, social media and medical gurus, claims and counter-claims. And the stakes for choosing wisely have never been higher — some of the new machines can eventually make symptoms much worse, especially after the first few months of regular use. Some blanket the body with electro-smog, while others use intensities so high that maybe they should carry a radiation warning!

Fortunately, one thing has always cut through the hype: word of mouth from one user to another. As a result, the iMRS Prime seems to have expanded its market share even beyond the market dominance of its predecessor, the iMRS system.

Major progress

In fact, compared with the old iMRS, the Prime represented a huge step forwards:

Navigating the PEMF industry these days can feel like wading through mud. Fortunately, the iMRS Prime oozes quality, like a diamond in the rough. And it’s still evolving! 

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