We provide table comparisons below comparing other Class 4 Laser machines to the Vets1Laser models. 

We have not included any Class 3 Laser machines at any price because they simply cannot compete with ANY Class 4 Laser device on performance and treatment times in relation to cost of ownership. They are possibly suited to home use IF they are affordable.

Note that there are some Class 3 Laser machines that are sold for more than our entry level  Vets1Laser 10W model and that is quite extraordinary as they wil never be comparable as the max power output is only 5% of the Vets1Laser 10W. All treatments based on current Laser Therapy Science will take 10-20 times as long using Class 3 technology.

Some points to note about any Laser machine:

•  Claims of very high “peak” power output when they only have a much lower “average” power output. Treatment times are deterrmined by the “average” power in Watts, NOT a “peak” power output which is not relevant to Veterinary Laser Therapy.
• Power output over 30W is rarely required in Veterinary Therapies, other than Equine(but not essential). For Companion Animal work it is more useful to have ease of portability, with machine weight <3kg and total weight in case <8kg.
• some machines have a removable battery which can be a nuisance for re-charging. The Vets1Laser battery is internal and charges when connected to AC power. It is howevever easily replaceable if necessary.
• External optical fibre connections present a major failure factor due to potential contamination of the Laser Port. Additionally, the Laser fibre has to be removed and carfully coiled instead of simply being wrapped around the machine as is the case with K-Laser and Vets1Laser machines. Our customers who are working on veterinary lasers more like the fixed handpiece, it’s much more durable.

The explanation for the () notes is on the second page of each PDF.  You can print these tables for your research into Laser machines using the menus at the top