Patent for utility model No. 166124 "Phototherapeutic device for the prevention and therapy of young children"

The product "Phototherapeutic device for the prevention and therapy of young children" refers to medical technology, namely a phototherapeutic device designed for the prevention and therapy of infants from infancy to 4 years.

This unique phototherapeutic device has a familiar form for children - a baby pacifier. The basis of the device is the emission of the visible blue light spectrum (wavelength 435 nm). Due to its curative and preventive qualities, the device has no analogues in the world, as well as has no negative side effects. It replaces more than 150 medicines. It has therapeutic resonant frequencies of 10 Hz and 50 Hz, as well as a programmed number of exposures of 3,000. Especially the product is effective in the prevention and treatment of influenza. This is a real physiotherapy room at home, in the manger and organized children's groups. The device is recommended for individual use in medical and sanatorium establishments, home conditions for newborns and infants.

Phototherapeutic device is intended for the treatment and prevention of SARS, influenza, tonsillitis, tracheobronchitis, laryngitis, rhinitis, otitis, pneumonia of moderate severity, fungal infections of the oral mucosa, as well as removal of dental pain, especially during teething, reduction of swelling of the gums, allergic reactions Different origins, without the participation of medicines in young children (from birth to 4 years). The device is a regular baby pacifier with a transparent silicone shell and a monochrome emitter of blue light embedded in it. The action of blue light prevents the multiplication of viruses and the release of their toxins, which in turn reduces the intoxication of the body. Due to this effect, the child's body is able to deal with major forms of viral infections without interfering chemicals combat their negative side effects on vital organs formed.

Application area:

• Use in medical and sanatorium-and-spa institutions;
• In the manger and organized children's groups;
• Individual use by young children.