I agree that it shares features with a TENS. It stimulates the nerve from outside the body. I think maybe the amplitude technical specs are different in the way that Frequency Specific Microcurrent is similar but different from



When I went for my 1st session of Scrambler that is exactly what Dr. d'Amato told me about how they obtained a patent.

I had some moderate success with Scrambler. It wasn't a cure-all treatment for me, but it did significantly reduce my pain and helped stop a mirror spread.

I am a worker's comp patient and was the 1st person to have Scrambler covered by my insurance company. It was hard work to get it covered, but worth it. They even paid for me to stay in a hotel during the treatment since it was out of state. I hope I helped pave the way for other WC people to get the treatment.