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Overview Top Picks How to Choose Compare Benefits Brands Space Ownership Learn FAQ Laser Therapy Laser Therapy — Professional Systems from $2,199, Diowave, Richmar & Vectra Peak Primal Wellness carries professional-grade laser therapy systems from Diowave, Richmar, and Vectra, covering the full spectrum from portable Class III units to high-power Class IV platforms. Systems start at $2,199 and scale to $33,150, making laser therapy accessible for solo practitioners, multi-discipline clinics, and veterinary practices alike. This category is built for licensed practitioners, physical therapists, chiropractors, and veterinary professionals who need reliable, clinically validated photobiomodulation technology. The right unit depends on your treatment volume, target tissue depth, desired power output, and whether you need a fixed or portable setup. Entry Point: The Vectra Genisys Transport Laser Therapy Unit starts at $2,199 (applicator sold separately), offering a compact, portable platform suited for practitioners who need flexibility between treatment rooms or off-site sessions. Premium Power: The DioWave Class IV 60W Therapeutic Laser System at $33,150 delivers the highest continuous output in the collection, designed for deep tissue penetration and high-volume neuromusculoskeletal pain management in demanding clinical environments. Certification: Units in this collection span FDA-recognized Class III and Class IV laser designations, with each system engineered to meet the photobiomodulation output and safety standards required for clinical therapeutic use. Athletic Use: Sports medicine clinics and performance recovery centers use high-power systems like the DioWave 45W to accelerate tissue repair, reduce post-training inflammation, and support faster return-to-play protocols for athletes. Wellness Use: Lower-power cold laser therapy devices, such as the Richmar TheraTouch LX2, are well suited for pain clinics and integrative wellness practices targeting surface-