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Find quick answers about the Oska Pulse and how it fits your routine.
What is the Oska Pulse?

A lightweight, wearable device that works at the source of pain rather than masking it.

What is PEMF technology?

Pulsed Electromagnetic Field therapy — used in clinical and hospital settings for over 60 years.

Does the Oska Pulse device need to touch my skin?

No. Oska Pulse does not need to touch the skin. Its 22-inch treatment field works through clothing, allowing the device to be worn comfortably near the area of pain.

How is this different from a TENS unit?

TENS uses electrical stimulation through skin-contact electrodes, while Oska Pulse uses PEMF technology without requiring direct skin contact or adhesive electrodes.

Are there any side effects?

No known side effects have been reported. Some people notice mild warmth from increased circulation.

Can I use the Oska too often?

The device cannot be overused. Run as many sessions as you need throughout the day and night.

Where on my body can I use it?

Anywhere you have pain — Oska Pulse is safe to use from head to toe.

How long is a single session?

Each Oska Pulse session lasts 3 hours and automatically shuts off when the session is complete.

How soon will I feel a difference?

Results vary by person, condition and treatment goals. Positive results are felt within the first days to weeks with consistent use being the key.

Can I wear it while I'm busy?

Yes. It's built to fit into your day — at home, at work, or traveling.

How do I keep it in place?

Straps are optional and are not required for Oska Pulse to work. They can be used to comfortably secure the device near the treatment area when needed.

Can I use it alongside my current treatment?

Oska Pulse can complement your existing treatment plan as an adjunct therapy. Always talk with your healthcare provider before changing or stopping any current treatment or medication.

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