Hello @lweave2, You will notice that we merged your discussion with an existing discussion with the same name so that you can meet other members discussing the Calmare scrambler device. Here is a patient story for the Calmare scrambler device that may be helpful.

Sidelined No More – Scrambler Therapy Puts Tess Wilson Back in Action:
- https://sharing.mayoclinic.org/2015/10/19/sidelined-no-more-scrambler-therapy-puts-tess-wilson-back-in-action/

@lorirenee1 and others may be able share their experience with you. Can you let us know if you try the scrambler therapy and it helps you?

@lweave2
Hi, my wife was going to try it, or at least was thinking about it until we found out there was no facility near us that owned a unit and was offering the service. When I was reading about it initially (5-6 years back) the units cost over $100,000 and there were several in use at various facilities. But the problem was the treatment takes 2 weeks so you have to travel and stay at a hotel for over 2 weeks, plus the treatment cost was at least $5000. The kicker was when you find out that you may (or probably) would need to go back for a booster treatment after 2 or 3 months. And this is for a treatment that might or might not work. The whole idea just had too many drawbacks, unless you lived near a unit. Hank