What field strength and frequency does the OMI mat actually publish?

It states a modest 2.2-gauss field across a 1 to 99 Hz range with a named sine waveform. In our scoring that combination of a real unit and a stated frequency is a usable spec, so we credit it rather than capping it as a peak headline.

Is the OMI mat FDA cleared?

No. In our reading it is FDA registered/listed as a wellness device, which is paperwork rather than a 510(k) clearance, so we flag it on our regulatory axis and do not credit a clearance.

PEMF · full body mat

OMI Full Body PEMF Mat

An affordable low-intensity full-body mat that publishes a modest 2.2-gauss field with a clear 1 to 99 Hz range and a named sine waveform - a genuine spec, honestly small.

By the RecoveryScored editorial team · Reviewed 2026-05-31

6.4

Limited

Composite (0-10), pemf-v1.0

Confidence: Verified

Bottom line

In our scoring, OMI Full Body PEMF Mat earns 6.4 out of 10 (Limited). It publishes a real 220 microtesla field with a stated frequency, a spec you can actually read off the sheet. Note that it is FDA registered, not 510(k) cleared. This is informational only, not medical advice.

Our take

OMI Full Body PEMF Mat lands in our lowest band, at 6.4 out of 10. It is strongest on Verified Field Spec (8.0/10) and weakest on Regulatory Honesty (2.0/10). Key flag: Markets FDA registration/listing, which is paperwork, not a 510(k) clearance.

Flags

· Markets FDA registration/listing, which is paperwork, not a 510(k) clearance.

By the numbers

Format: full body mat
Field strength: 220 µT at 1-99 Hz, published spec
Frequency: 1-99 Hz
Waveform: disclosed
Adjustable: frequency + intensity
FDA status: registered/listed only (not a clearance)
Certification: none published
Applicators: 1
App / programs: no
Warranty: 3 years
Price: $990

Strengths

+ Verified Field Spec: 8.0/10
+ Frequency & Programmability: 8.0/10
+ Value: 8.0/10

Watch-outs

- Regulatory Honesty: 2.0/10
- Markets FDA registration/listing, which is paperwork, not a 510(k) clearance.

Who it is for

· Buyers who want a published field strength and frequency they can actually read off a spec sheet
· People who want to set the frequency rather than run a single fixed program
· Anyone who wants whole-body coverage in one session

Who should skip it

· Buyers who read 'FDA registered' as a clearance - it is paperwork, not a clearance

How it scored

Verified Field Spec

8.0/10 · 30%

A magnetic flux density in real units (microtesla or gauss) published WITH a stated frequency in Hz, ideally with the waveform. A unit-less intensity level or a peak with no frequency is not a usable spec.

+6Published field strength at a stated frequency B220 µT at 1-99 Hz - A magnetic flux density in real units published together with a frequency, so the claim can be read and compared. The only field number we treat as usable.
+2Waveform disclosed Bwaveform published - The pulse waveform is published, which is what an honest engineering spec looks like.

Regulatory Honesty

2.0/10 · 20%

A real FDA 510(k) clearance (rare in consumer PEMF) versus FDA registration/listing used as if it were a clearance, plus electrical/EMC certification, recall history, and warranty.

·FDA registered/listed, not cleared Aregistration/listing only - FDA registration or listing is paperwork any maker can file; it is not a finding of effectiveness and not a 510(k) clearance.
+2Long warranty B3-year - Three-year or longer warranty.

Frequency & Programmability

8.0/10 · 15%

Whether frequency and intensity are adjustable across a stated range, and whether control is programmable.

+4Adjustable frequency Bfrequency selectable - Lets you set the pulse frequency rather than a single fixed program.
+3Adjustable intensity Bintensity selectable - Lets you set the field intensity.
+1Stated frequency range B1-99 Hz - Publishes a frequency range rather than a single unstated value.

Coverage & Applicators

5.0/10 · 15%

What the device actually covers: a full-body mat, a targeted local coil, or a wearable, and how many applicators it drives.

+4Full-body mat coverage Bfull-body mat - A full-length mat covers the whole body in one session.
+1Single applicator C1 applicator - One applicator.

Value

8.0/10 · 20%

Price against the median for its format (full-body mat, targeted coil, or wearable).

+8Price vs format median A$990 (bottom 20% of class (best value)) - Price scored against the median for its format. Format median about $5,890.

What to know before buying

· Publishes a modest 2.2-gauss field at a clear 1 to 99 Hz range with a named sine waveform, which is a genuine spec rather than a peak headline.
· FDA registered/listed as a wellness device, not 510(k) cleared; the sibling OMI Beyond mat steps up to about 10 gauss with extra waveforms.
· Specs here are mirrored from an aggregator page; reconfirm against Oxford Medical Instruments before buying.

FAQ

What field strength and frequency does the OMI mat actually publish?: It states a modest 2.2-gauss field across a 1 to 99 Hz range with a named sine waveform. In our scoring that combination of a real unit and a stated frequency is a usable spec, so we credit it rather than capping it as a peak headline.
Is the OMI mat FDA cleared?: No. In our reading it is FDA registered/listed as a wellness device, which is paperwork rather than a 510(k) clearance, so we flag it on our regulatory axis and do not credit a clearance.

Compared head-to-head

Last reviewed 2026-05-31. Scored under pemf-v1.0. See the methodology. Informational only, not medical advice. We score disclosure and specs, not health outcomes.