Does the Omnium1 publish a usable field spec?

It publishes per-applicator field maxima in microtesla (about 45 on the mat, up to 120 on the spot applicator) and names its waveforms, but it does not cleanly state a frequency range. In our scoring a field figure without a stated frequency is not a usable spec, so we cap and flag the field dimension despite the disclosed waveform.

What does the Omnium1 cost?

There is no public list price; the figure we show is a mid-range estimate from cited distributor pricing and should be confirmed by quote. It is FDA registered/listed, not 510(k) cleared, and is controlled from an included tablet.

PEMF · full body mat

Swiss Bionic Omnium1 2.0

A tablet-controlled full-body mat that publishes honest per-applicator field maxima in microtesla and names its waveforms, but is coy about a stated frequency range and lists no public price.

3.4

Limited

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

Confidence: Partial

This device does not publish a field strength in real units alongside a stated frequency, so it is capped on Verified Field Spec, our heaviest dimension. Read a low band here as "the field claim cannot be checked", not a judgement on how it feels to use - which is not something we score. The regulatory, programmability, and coverage rows below tell the rest.

Flags

· States a field strength but no frequency, so the figure cannot be read as a usable spec or compared.
· Markets FDA registration/listing, which is paperwork, not a 510(k) clearance.

By the numbers

Format: full body mat
Field strength: 120 µT peak, no stated frequency
Frequency: not stated
Waveform: disclosed
Adjustable: frequency + intensity
FDA status: registered/listed only (not a clearance)
Certification: none published
Applicators: 3
App / programs: yes
Warranty: not stated
Price: $4,000

Strengths

+ Frequency & Programmability: 9.0/10

Watch-outs

- Verified Field Spec: 0.0/10
- Regulatory Honesty: 0.0/10
- States a field strength but no frequency, so the figure cannot be read as a usable spec or compared.
- Markets FDA registration/listing, which is paperwork, not a 510(k) clearance.

Who it is for

· 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

· Anyone who wants to know the actual field strength and frequency - this device does not publish a usable spec
· Buyers who read 'FDA registered' as a clearance - it is paperwork, not a clearance
· Value-focused buyers - it scores poorly on what we weight

How it scored

Verified Field Spec

0.0/10 · 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.

·Field figure, but no stated frequency C120 µT, no frequency - A field strength with no stated frequency is not a usable spec - the same number means very different things at different frequencies.

Regulatory Honesty

0.0/10 · 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.

Frequency & Programmability

9.0/10 · 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.
+2Programmable / app control Capp or preset programs - Programmable presets or app control.

Coverage & Applicators

7.0/10 · 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.
+3Multiple applicators C3 applicators - Drives more than one applicator, for example a mat plus a local coil.

Value

5.0/10 · 20%

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

+5Price vs format median A$4,000 (below class median) - Price scored against the median for its format. Format median about $5,890.

What to know before buying

· Publishes per-applicator field maxima in microtesla (about 45 on the mat, up to 120 on the spot applicator) and names its waveforms, but does not cleanly state a frequency range, so we cannot credit it as a full spec.
· FDA registered/listed as a wellness device, not 510(k) cleared, and controlled from an included tablet.
· No public list price; the figure shown is a mid-range estimate from cited distributor pricing and should be confirmed by quote.

FAQ

Does the Omnium1 publish a usable field spec?: It publishes per-applicator field maxima in microtesla (about 45 on the mat, up to 120 on the spot applicator) and names its waveforms, but it does not cleanly state a frequency range. In our scoring a field figure without a stated frequency is not a usable spec, so we cap and flag the field dimension despite the disclosed waveform.
What does the Omnium1 cost?: There is no public list price; the figure we show is a mid-range estimate from cited distributor pricing and should be confirmed by quote. It is FDA registered/listed, not 510(k) cleared, and is controlled from an included tablet.

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.