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The FDA Stance on Laser Therapy This clearance signifies that the FDA recognizes the therapy as safe and effective for specific uses, including pain reduction, inflammation reduction, and enhanced tissue healing.
The FDA requires labels on most laser products that contain a warning about the laser radiation and other hazards, and a statement certifying that the laser complies with FDA safety regulations. The label must also state the power output and the hazard class of the product.
Bottom Line. There is a mixed bag of scientific research indicating that cold laser therapy may be beneficial for pain relief in certain conditions. However, it may not be effective in improving function in musculoskeletal conditions. (And maybe the placebo effect is at play with some studies.
Any laser demonstrations, displays or shows that use lasers above 5 milliwatts must have a variance from FDA. This document gives the variance holder permission to vary from the 5 milliwatt limit, by using more power.
Under U.S. FDA regulations for laser light shows, any laser beam above 1 mW cannot be lower than 3 m (10 ft) from the floor or other surface on which a person could reasonably be expected to stand. If your ceiling is below 3 meters, you could not legally use the laser projector.
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Unfortunately, the answer is: not usually. Some insurance plans will cover the procedure, but very few. Many of our patients decide to bear the cost of the treatments for laser therapy because they are sick and tired of being sick and tired. Price is usually not a consideration when you have been suffering for so long.
The FDA regulates both medical and non-medical lasers. The FDA may inspect manufacturers of laser products and require the recall of products that dont comply with federal standards or that have radiation safety defects.

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