KINGRAY BioWave – a home magnetic device in the “terahertz” category

Who must not use the device?

According to the Slovak KINGRAY BioWave instructions, model KB-136C, revision 01, do not use the device in the following cases:

• A pacemaker or a metal implant in a lower limb. Also observe the above prohibition on use with other implanted electronic devices.
• Heart disease.
• Pregnancy or menstruation.
• Malignant disease, a bleeding disorder, infectious disease or an acute purulent infection.
• High fever, alcohol intoxication, hunger or overeating.
• Children under 14 years of age.

When is particular caution required?

People with reduced sensitivity to heat must be particularly careful and must not rely solely on their subjective sensation of warmth when assessing safety. If you have doubts about suitability, consult a doctor before purchasing.

Where must the heating belt not be used?

Do not use the belt on areas with acute inflammation, open wounds or pain of unknown origin. It is intended primarily for the abdominal area. When using it on the lower back, do not use it if you have spinal instability or osteoporosis.

When should use be stopped immediately?

If you experience pain, burning, dizziness, palpitations, unusual pressure, tingling or swelling, stop both INTENSITY and HEAT. If the controls do not respond, turn off the rear power switch. Do not use the device again that day. If symptoms are severe, recurrent or persistent, consult a doctor before further use.

New pain or swelling in one leg requires immediate medical assessment. In the event of sudden shortness of breath, chest pain or loss of consciousness, call 112. These are not normal signs of getting used to the device.

Basic rules for safe use

• Use while seated, with clean, dry, bare feet. Do not stand on the device with your full body weight.
• Stay awake. While output is active, do not touch your legs or feet with your hands and avoid contact with another person. Stop the output before changing the position of your feet.
• For the first three full weeks, use the platform and belt separately, using only one part on any given day. Introduce combined use no earlier than day 22, and only if both parts are well tolerated, in accordance with the instructions.
• Neither belt use nor combined use may exceed 30 minutes. The timer range of 5–60 minutes is not a recommendation for session length. Follow the adaptation procedure, limits and breaks in the instructions.
• Use only indoors in a dry environment, on a stable surface and with ventilation openings unobstructed. Do not immerse the device, operate it with wet hands or apply water, gels or cosmetics to the contact surfaces.
• Connect the device to a socket with protective earthing. Do not use a damaged device or cable. Do not look directly into the light sources at close range.
• Use the belt unfolded over a thin, dry layer of fabric; do not fold it, press it beneath your body or cover it with additional blankets. Check your skin.
• If there is smoke, sparking, a burning smell or liquid ingress, safely disconnect the device without waiting for it to cool down. Do not switch it on again; contact the service provider.

This overview does not replace the complete instructions supplied with the device. Read them before first use, including the procedures for switching on, settings, ending use, cleaning and maintenance.