Walking your daughter down the aisle should make you feel many things, but severe pain shouldn’t be one of them. For Alan, it was a real race against time to be fit enough to make the most of the big day.

Prior to hip replacement surgery, Alan had been in a lot of pain, and had stopped doing many of the things he loved. Despite the surgery going well, his one wish was to turn what appeared to be a wedding day marathon into a stroll in the park.

Despite being in a lot of pain after the surgery, he wasn’t a huge fan of taking a lot of painkillers, so with a little scepticism he tried the Arc4Health his daughter had surprised him with. As Alan said, ‘this device is something else, I really turned the corner.’

I’d like to say a big thank you for the Arc device. I really do appreciate everything it’s done for me.

Not only was he soon entirely pain free, but he also managed to hit the dance floor on the night and sent a picture of himself walking his daughter down to the aisle to his surgeon.

He’s now back to doing all the things he gave up on 18 months ago. Like gardening and returning to work at his local football club. He added ‘someone jokingly asked recently when I was doing the London Marathon, because I’d been really struggling before and always looked very much in pain. This has been brilliant for me.’

#SmallWonder for Alan

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Happy Customers

The common denominator of Microcurrent therapy is to help the body repair tissue, and in doing so manage pain, which is a by-product of inflammation. Microcurrent devices are not aimed at particular conditions because they have a systemic, whole body effect, and you should be very sceptical if any manufacturer claims otherwise.

Many conditions, unfortunately, can’t be cured so pain management is often the main focus and not a cure. We do, however, list testimonials under different conditions as it helps you navigate to people who are similar to you and lets you know about their own experiences with our devices. We do not sponsor or pay for any testimonials.

Pain

Back Problem & Torn Knee Cartilage
I purchased the Arc4Health whilst suffering from a really bad back problem, that also caused nerve pains in my legs. I used it twice, sometimes three times a day for about 5 weeks, after which time the pain had completely gone. On two further occasions I have needed to use it, latterly with a torn…
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Back Pain
I bought the arc to help with back pain – prolapsed disc impinging in sciatic nerve. Within a week the pain was significantly reduced and my movement had improved. I use it nightly and it definitely helps manage the pain and keeps me mobile!
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Fibromyalgia, Nerve Damage, Chronic Pain, Angina
I was loaned an Arc by my daughter, who had it purchased for use on her mare. I have fibromyalgia, degenerative disease of the spine, COPD, nerve damage, chronic pain, angina and I am very overweight. Pain medication helps to ease the pain but after using the borrowed appliance for two weeks the pain is…
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Broken Collarbone
Background: In July last year my horse and I fell show jumping. I landed on my shoulder and was immediately aware that I had broken my collarbone. X-rays showed it was a bad break and that it would need an operation to pin pull together the fragments. Sadly it was in the peak summer in…
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Broken Clavicle
I fell off a horse and broke my clavicle in half I was on strong pain killers codeine etc which made me not on this planet, a friend recommended it to me and since that day I haven’t touched a pain killer! My clavicle repaired itself so much faster to the point I was signed…
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Severe Arthritis and Chronic Pain
I wanted to share with you my experience with the amazing Arc machine. I have recently been diagnosed with severe arthritis and suffer with pain constantly, even with taking medication. A friend suggested I try the Arc, after approximately 4 days I was amazed that the pain in my lower back had almost gone, I…
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Chronic pain, sciatica, migraines and arthritis
Details of condition/injury sustained Migraines, long term chronic pain including arthritis (knees, hips and ankles) and sciatica in both legs. Post Traumatic Stress Disorder following significant trauma caused by death of grandfather, loss of my job, critical injury to my horse and his subsequent death of colic over an 18 month period. Medical diagnosis Chronic…
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Arthritis
I am a 64 year old woman, generally pretty active and healthy but I had gradually started to develop some arthritis in my fingers. In Autumn 2014, it started to get really painful, with swollen, red joints and was starting to wake me during the night, so I went to the GP who organised some…
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Arthritic Pain and Night Cramps
I also use it for my self every night to ease arthritic pain and dreadful night cramps, and have found it most beneficial.
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