The company has evolved from the early MG-33 loop systems to the highly engineered XL Pro, carving out a niche as a standard-bearer for non-invasive recovery. Today, these systems facilitate over a million sessions annually, with adoption spanning across major league professional sports teams and the U.S. Figure Skating community. CEO Scott Baider attributes this longevity to a continuous feedback loop with practitioners, trainers, and pet owners, which has guided the development of their current hardware.

While the technology has found a home in elite athletic settings, the firm continues to prioritize accessibility for home users. This 20th-anniversary promotion serves as a strategic move to broaden that reach, making their clinical-grade equipment more attainable for individual wellness. As the company looks toward its third decade, the focus remains on refining the user experience and expanding the global footprint of its Cartersville-manufactured devices.