Clinical Equipment

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2026/08/07

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Overview Top Picks How to Choose Compare Benefits Brands Space Ownership FAQ Clinical Equipment Clinical Equipment — 30+ Brands, $6 to $50,176 Peak Primal Wellness carries clinical equipment from more than 30 professional brands including Chattanooga, MicroFET, CanDo, SCIFIT, VitalStim, Kinetec, and Lafayette, covering everything from handheld dynamometers to full-size traction tables. Prices in this collection run from $6 for resistance trainers to $50,176 for advanced rehabilitation systems, so there is a realistic option for solo practitioners and fully staffed clinical departments alike. This collection is built for physical therapists, chiropractors, sports medicine clinics, occupational therapists, and clinical educators who need equipment that performs reliably under daily professional use. The right purchase depends on your patient volume, treatment modalities, and whether you need portable assessment tools, powered treatment tables, or fixed electrotherapy units. Thinking through those three factors before browsing will narrow your options quickly. Entry point: The Airex Hand Grip Strength Trainer at $6 is the lowest-cost item in the collection, making it a practical add-on for hand rehabilitation protocols or patient home programs. Premium capability: The Chattanooga Fluidotherapy 115 Dual-Extremity Dry Heat Therapy Unit at $9,953 delivers simultaneous bilateral treatment, a meaningful throughput advantage for busy outpatient clinics. Measurement accuracy: Force-measurement tools from MicroFET and ErgoFET are calibrated for clinical-grade MMT and grip assessments, with LCD readouts showing peak force and duration directly on the device. Athletic rehabilitation: Brands like Flint Rehab, HawkGrips, and Smart Tools support active athlete recovery with instrument-assisted soft-tissue mobilization and neuromuscular re-education applications. Wellness and mobility: UPWalker, Rollz, Wheeleez, and EasyStand address standing, mobility, and accessibility needs, brid