B-E-St PRO
Built to work alongside professionals.
The device for somewhere horses are treated every day: a practice, a competition yard, a rehabilitation centre. Five independent channels, so two horses can be under treatment at the same time. Biofeedback that shows how the tissue responds, and a fifth channel for the gloves, hand electrodes and needles when the work calls for them.
Who it serves
- A practice
- Vets, physiotherapists and osteopaths treating other people's horses — several in a day, each with something different. Two can be under treatment at once, and the hand tools are there when the work is manual.
- A professional yard
- Competition strings, studs and teams where horses are treated as routine rather than as an event. The whole library is already on the device, so nothing has to be chosen in advance and nothing waits for an order.
- A rehabilitation centre
- Horses in for weeks rather than hours, on structured programs, where the readings and the records matter as much as the treatment.
When the work is manual
Channels A to D take adhesive electrodes, and that is a complete treatment on its own.
The fifth channel is there for when the work is manual.
Conductive gloves
The current goes wherever the hands go
Hand electrodes
For soft tissue, and for detailed work
Alligator clips
For acupuncture and dry needling
The device is quoted on enquiry.
Biofeedback
Biofeedback: the device measures the electrical resistance of the tissue it is working on, and shows it on screen — channel by channel, changing as the treatment runs. The method comes from Voll's electroacupuncture measurements.
That gives you three things a program on its own does not: the state of the tissue before you start, how it moves across the session, and a figure to compare against next time.
How those changes read depends on what you are treating — an acute injury and a long-standing one behave differently on the screen. That is what the training covers.
It measures continuously, and adjusts the polarisation from what it finds.
What it holds
The Baby holds a selection — 21 programs chosen from the 73 available to it. The PRO holds the whole library: 140+ equine programs, all of them on the device, with nothing to choose in advance.
The human library can go on it too, alongside the equine one, for an additional charge. For a practice that treats people as well as horses, that is one device rather than two.
The PRO's list is not published here yet; it is in preparation. The Baby's 73 are all on it, and you can read those now.
One for the big jobs and the one that travels light
The two do different jobs. The PRO is the full treatment — five channels, the hand tools, the readings — and it travels, but it needs a socket. The Baby runs on its battery and goes wherever the horse goes.
For a practice, that is a Baby left with a client: the owner runs the programs you chose, on the days you are not there and at shows you are not attending.
For a yard, it is a Baby in the lorry and the PRO on the yard — routine treatments running alongside the work that needs five channels, and something that still works at a showground with no power.
Specifications
- Channels
- 5, fully independent
- Simultaneous use
- Two horses under treatment, or several areas of one
- Biofeedback
- Measures tissue resistance continuously, and shows it on screen channel by channel
- Polarisation
- Automatic — adjusted from what the biofeedback finds
- Programs
- 140+ equine, all on the device. Human library available for an additional charge
- Screen
- Full touchscreen; a program started in four clicks
- Placement
- Shown on screen
- Records
- Each horse can have its own profile on the device, with treatment history
- Electrodes
- Adhesive electrodes on channels A–D
- Hand tools
- Channel E — conductive gloves, hand electrodes, alligator clips
- Power
- Mains, via the 12V adapter
- Build
- Robust, made for travelling with teams
- Manufacturer
- JeeCee International NV, Bassevelde, Belgium
Not one output split 5 ways — 5 that run on their own.
Questions
Do the conductive gloves put the current through me?
No. The conductive gloves go over insulating gloves, so the current runs through the glove to the horse and not through you.
Can I treat two horses at once?
Yes. The five channels are independent rather than one output split five ways, so two horses can be under treatment at the same time — or several areas of one.
Can I put my human programs on it?
Yes. The human library can go on the device alongside the equine one, for an additional charge. For a practice that treats people as well as horses, that is one device rather than two.
Can I use it at a competition?
Yes — the same position as the Baby. Microcurrent is a Non-Restricted Supportive Therapy under Article 1062, which the person responsible for the horse, or their support personnel, may carry out in his stable at an event. What the FEI rules actually say
What does it need to run?
Mains power, through the 12V adapter. It travels, but it needs a socket.
Is training available?
We run regular training for practitioners on the human side, and an equine program is in preparation. The device runs its programs without training; the biofeedback readings are what training makes useful.
What are the consumables?
Adhesive electrodes. They are reusable and come in packs of four. The hand tools are bought once.
Is there a warranty?
2 years — the standard EU warranty.
Ask about the PRO
It is quoted on enquiry. Tell us where it would be used — a practice, a yard, a rehabilitation centre — and what you treat, and we will come back to you ourselves.