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Jaime Lloyd
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24 Feb 2013 02:29


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Wanting to buy a laser for the greys but wanting more info on why to get certain types why not and where to get them from.

I couldn't find why I needed in other threads so of anyone could post links too would be awesome.

Prefer one that runs thru a power cord. Don't want any that use batteries.


Carole Brown
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24 Feb 2013 02:35


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Jaime, have you seen Jack's ad in the business ads for Oz ?



Jaime Lloyd
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24 Feb 2013 03:27


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Sure have but I'm on my phone (don't get net at home) and it appeared they're battery operate but wasnt enough info that I could find on specifics as if I'm gunna spend a few grand I wanna make sure I'm getting my money's worth :) and the right thing of course!


Howard Gray
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24 Feb 2013 03:59


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Jaime Lloyd wrote:

Wanting to buy a laser for the greys but wanting more info on why to get certain types why not and where to get them from.

I couldn't find why I needed in other threads so of anyone could post links too would be awesome.

Prefer one that runs thru a power cord. Don't want any that use batteries.

I have a Winning Edge Laser, very reliable, very efficient, made in S.A., very widely used by the GREYHOUND fraternity in Oz.
Can be used via Battery or direct from power point via DC plug [supplied].

EXTERNAL LINK



Jaime Lloyd
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24 Feb 2013 04:49


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Any idea on the pricing Howard?
I've sent thru for info from them



Tom Astbury
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24 Feb 2013 05:34


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Go to your local human physio and ask him how effective they are and does he/she have one. There are some traps.




Kevin Wright
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Howard Gray wrote:

Jaime Lloyd wrote:

Wanting to buy a laser for the greys but wanting more info on why to get certain types why not and where to get them from.

I couldn't find why I needed in other threads so of anyone could post links too would be awesome.

Prefer one that runs thru a power cord. Don't want any that use batteries.

I have a Winning Edge Laser, very reliable, very efficient, made in S.A., very widely used by the GREYHOUND fraternity in Oz.
Can be used via Battery or direct from power point via DC plug [supplied].

EXTERNAL LINK


Cannot go wrong with Winning edge been around a long time and the price is very good and it works great .I have the 500mw cluster and i have used it for about 5 years every day and its still is going strong but i do believe you need to do your homework because many people have something they call a laser but its just a bunch of red lights .Jacks Ogilvie lasers are the real deal also and you can buy some very good lasers from JB lasers and from other people. Australia have lasers that are the real deal and if you buy from overseas you have to be careful .



Doug Smart
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24 Feb 2013 07:04


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Jaime Lloyd wrote:

Wanting to buy a laser for the greys but wanting more info on why to get certain types why not and where to get them from.

I couldn't find why I needed in other threads so of anyone could post links too would be awesome.

Prefer one that runs thru a power cord. Don't want any that use batteries.


JAIME
MARK DAY from winning edge sell the lasers for around $1800 and they are very good, many trainers have the winning edge lasers



Jack Ogilvie
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24 Feb 2013 09:10


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Jamie lasers aint lasers like the old oil add. Modern technology has now produced equipment like drill, saws so on that tradies use that operate on batteries, they prefer this technology than than long leads.Our lasers are using the cable free technology where there is no lose of power to the diode.

Our GPP has 300 milli watts of power works on the best and most effective wave length the 808 infa red wave length.
our GPPIFR 3200 has double the power to each diode 25o milli watts x 2 diodes compared to the winning edge unit at 125 milli watts this is the power of the unit.Our GPP IFR 3200 can penetrate over two and a half inches into the muscle the winning edge init is half that .Our GPP IFR is a single diode unit that will penetrate down 3 inches.our unit has settings for skeletal injuries as well as settings for medium and deep seated injuries.
Cheers Jack. ps over 70 of these units were sold world wide last year.


Corey ODonnell
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24 Feb 2013 11:07


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How much Jack



Jane Crawford
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24 Feb 2013 20:21


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Jack,

Do you have a website listing models with prices and availability please.



Jack Ogilvie
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24 Feb 2013 20:34


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Hi Cory, Jane,
The answer is yes .Sorry i'm not allowed to put a link up BUT if you go to the classifieds Aus business section . Sorry for this round about manner BUT THEM THE RULES.



Jaime Lloyd
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25 Feb 2013 03:27


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Thanks for the info jack. For a young person I still like to say I'm old school. My checker strongy suggests the laser run straight from the power in the wall not a battery but I am after a latest model laser so of course standards upgrade over the time.

Gives me lots of good for thought too!


Dan Biddle
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25 Feb 2013 03:37


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This is the best unit on the market in Australia. I have one it is great. Lasermed 2200 EXTERNAL LINK





Jaime Lloyd
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26 Feb 2013 00:35


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doug smart wrote:

Jaime Lloyd wrote:

Wanting to buy a laser for the greys but wanting more info on why to get certain types why not and where to get them from.

I couldn't find why I needed in other threads so of anyone could post links too would be awesome.

Prefer one that runs thru a power cord. Don't want any that use batteries.


JAIME
MARK DAY from winning edge sell the lasers for around $1800 and they are very good, many trainers have the winning edge lasers

Is there a contact number for him? Out of 6 attempts to get hold of the company that does the winning edge lasers my patience is wearing thin. Any company that cant answer their phone just annoys me as how can i obtain their services.

Awaiting a response on the lasermed one too from that company. No companies put pricing on anything nowadays lol.



Dan Biddle
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26 Feb 2013 00:44


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I don't think I got mine from that company. The unit did cost $3600. But it is brillant. I am pretty sure I got mine from this mob.

Lasermed Australia
Medical Equipment & Repairs - Castle Hill, NSW
Castle Hill NSW 2154, Australia
Phone number(02) 9899 4588




Doug Smart
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26 Feb 2013 02:31


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Jaime Lloyd wrote:

doug smart wrote:

Jaime Lloyd wrote:

Wanting to buy a laser for the greys but wanting more info on why to get certain types why not and where to get them from.

I couldn't find why I needed in other threads so of anyone could post links too would be awesome.

Prefer one that runs thru a power cord. Don't want any that use batteries.


JAIME
MARK DAY from winning edge sell the lasers for around $1800 and they are very good, many trainers have the winning edge lasers

Is there a contact number for him? Out of 6 attempts to get hold of the company that does the winning edge lasers my patience is wearing thin. Any company that cant answer their phone just annoys me as how can i obtain their services.

Awaiting a response on the lasermed one too from that company. No companies put pricing on anything nowadays lol.


mark. l. day
principal director
mobile no 0427 292 994
email [email protected] p.o box 247
morphett vale s.a 5162



Jaime Lloyd
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26 Feb 2013 08:20


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Jack Ogilvie wrote:

Jamie lasers aint lasers like the old oil add. Modern technology has now produced equipment like drill, saws so on that tradies use that operate on batteries, they prefer this technology than than long leads.Our lasers are using the cable free technology where there is no lose of power to the diode.

Our GPP has 300 milli watts of power works on the best and most effective wave length the 808 infa red wave length.
our GPPIFR 3200 has double the power to each diode 25o milli watts x 2 diodes compared to the winning edge unit at 125 milli watts this is the power of the unit.Our GPP IFR 3200 can penetrate over two and a half inches into the muscle the winning edge init is half that .Our GPP IFR is a single diode unit that will penetrate down 3 inches.our unit has settings for skeletal injuries as well as settings for medium and deep seated injuries.
Cheers Jack. ps over 70 of these units were sold world wide last year.

Jack is there a way to contact u as i keep trying to get onto your website as trackside today i got a great recommendation from a trainer whom i highly respect who thinks your product is ideal for what im after - but your website says the account has been suspended.



Howard Gray
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27 Feb 2013 06:19


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Jamie can I suggest you read the articles at the link below on the laser FAQ [Frequently Asked Questions]. I'm sure it will be very enlightening for you.

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It is generally accepted depth of penetration of the laser is dependant moreso on the WAVELENGTH of the laser than the power.



Jack Ogilvie
Australia
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27 Feb 2013 08:51


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Jamie my provider was down for a couple of days ,all up and going again.Howard your advice is part right it's a combination of the wave length and the milliwatts of power that makes the difference.Also the article refers to class 4 lasers. Not class 3 B cold lasers that are permitted in Australia. Go to greyhound performance products lasers.unlike some i'am not allowed to put a link up. You can phone me .
Cheers
Jack.

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