PEMF devices, scored
You're comparing PEMF mats and the spec sheets are a fog of gauss and hertz. Here is the one thing to hold onto: the field column below is the honest line. A field claim only counts as a real spec when it is a field strength in real units (microtesla or gauss) published at a stated frequency in hertz, not a momentary "up to X gauss" peak or a unit-less intensity dial. You can ignore the big peak number on the box. We score disclosure and specs, not health outcomes.
Read the bands carefully
You will notice most devices here land in Limited, and before you read that as a verdict on quality, know that it is mostly a statement about disclosure. Field spec is our heaviest dimension, and many PEMF devices lead with a peak gauss headline or a unit-less "intensity level" rather than a sustained field at a stated frequency. A Limited device can still be well made. It just has not published a field claim we can check. We say nothing here about what any device does to your body; we score only what is measurable and disclosed.
| Score | Device | Field |
|---|---|---|
| 7.0 | Bemer Pro-Set (Evo) | 35 µT spec |
| 6.4 | OMI Full Body PEMF Mat | 220 µT spec |
| 6.2 | HealthyLine Platinum Mat 7224 | 300 µT spec |
| 3.8 | EarthPulse ProPlus | 110000 µT peak |
| 3.4 | Swiss Bionic Omnium1 2.0 | 120 µT peak |
| 3.2 | NeoRhythm | 2500 µT peak |
| 3.0 | TeslaFit Plus 2 | 399000 µT peak |
| 3.0 | FlexPulse G2 | 20000 µT peak |
| 2.6 | ICES DigiCeutical A9 | 20000 µT peak |
| 2.5 | Pulse XL Pro | 20000 µT peak |
| 1.9 | HUGO Pro | 1200000 µT peak |
| 1.1 | Oska Pulse | no figure |
| 1.0 | ALMAG-01 | 20000 µT peak |
How we score PEMF devices
PEMF marketing leads with a single big number, usually a peak in gauss, and it is the number you can mostly set aside. We do not credit it unless it is a field strength in real units published at a stated frequency. A momentary "up to X gauss" peak, a unit-less intensity dial, or a surface-only reading gets capped and flagged. Here is the part worth slowing down on: a real FDA 510(k) clearance is rare in this category, while "FDA registered" is just paperwork a company files, and we keep the two strictly distinct. Most devices land low because they publish a peak, not a spec you could actually check.
So what we score is only what is measurable and disclosed - field spec, frequency and programmability, coverage, regulatory honesty, and value - and we make no claim about what a PEMF device does to your body. See the methodology and the field-claims guide.
New to PEMF? Start with how to choose a PEMF device and the FDA cleared vs registered guide. Weighing the premium pick? See our scored Bemer alternatives.