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Almag Pulse Magnetic Therapy

The Almag - Ideal for Home Therapy The Almag magnetic pulse device provides a therapy solution for personal use. The human body receives a therapeutic effect from the travelling pulsed magnetic field. The device can be applied both by physiotherapists and by a patient for home use. Pulsed Magnetic Field (PEMF) Therapy undeniably promotes the body`s own restorative function in the healing process by direct stimulation – without surgical intervention, without drugs, without side effect. PEMF therapy is becoming increasingly

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Biolet Komfort 65 XL

Lower price for 2018 (inc.)! For larger families or residents, the BioLet Komfort 65XL is the right choice. These units are fully automatic, the XL has a 40% larger composting chamber, two heating elements, ventilation fan, advanced mixing mechanism, and excess liquid sensor. Previously tested and approved by various national sanitation departments worldwide, the BioLet XL has exceeded all testing requirements by a wide margin and was proven to be the safest composting toilet available. Fully automatic Electric -220VAC 4

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