Dr. Jason Smith, Ph.D. Joins LiteCure as Product Manager

NEWARK, DE—LiteCure is the developer and manufacturer of the LCT-1000 Deep Tissue Therapy Laser as well as a line of companion animal and equine therapy lasers. The company is based in Newark, DE, and has recently hired Jason Smith, Ph.D., as the new Product Manager to lead the company’s strategy and business development, product development, brand and market development, and organization development. Smith’s previous professional experience as Product Manager at Gore and Associates as well as the education he pursued at Duke University to earn his Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering make him well qualified for the extensive Product Manager role at LiteCure.

LiteCure manufactures its lasers in the U.S. and is the leading Class IV laser modality for pain management. As a science-based company, LiteCure maintains its position in the market through thorough research as well as through its refined product development and product line extensions. Smith will help to identify trends in clinical practice, technology, regulatory pathways, and customer behavior that can contribute to LiteCure’s ongoing growth. He will also be influential in representing the customer during LiteCure product developments and lead the product team in establishing new products and their place in the market.

Smith’s role in the brand and market development of LiteCure products will allow the company to strengthen its resources for the sales force as well as consumer brand awareness of LiteCure therapy lasers. Laser and light technology has been available for over 30 years and the Class IV deep tissue therapy that the LCT-1000 provides is a therapeutic modality that allows for shorter treatment times and increased clinical outcomes. This science-based aspect of the technology is one that Smith plans to focus on in his brand development plan through consumer and industry education opportunities.

In response to joining LiteCure, Smith comments, “I welcome the opportunity to bring this exciting new mode of treatment into the mainstream and improve patients’ quality of life.” Dr. Brian Pryor, CEO of LiteCure states, “Jason’s education in materials science and biomedical engineering allows him to have a high level of understanding of the science behind LiteCure technology and his product manager experience will help us expand the delivery of our lasers to the market.”

LiteCure is committed to educating and training medical professionals to use the LCT-1000 as part of comprehensive treatment plan or as a standalone solution for treating pain and inflammation. LiteCure experts provide in-office demonstrations of the product, clinical support, and the industry’s only therapy laser specific published materials.


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Celebrity Personal Trainer Joe Dowdell Treated With LiteCure Therapy Laser

May 4, 2010 – Newark, DE, – Certified personal trainer and strength coach Joe Dowdell is one of the most highly sought-after fitness experts in the world. He is the founder and co-owner of Peak Performance in New York City, which was voted one of the “Top 10 Gyms in America” by Men’s Health Magazine and is renowned for catering to a clientele of celebrities, elite athletes, models, and musicians. Joe has authored numerous articles on health and fitness and his new book Ultimate You will be released on May 11 through Rodale Press. As an NSCA certified strength and conditioning specialist, Dowdell’s career requires him to be extremely active and fit, and his cumulative onset of chronic pain in his rotator cuff and trigger point pain in his right shoulder was becoming a hindrance to his own training. After receiving therapy laser treatments from Dr. Perry Nickelston, owner of Pain Laser Center in Ramsey, NJ, Dowdell was back to training, pain-free.

Dr. Perry Nickelston is a Chiropractic Sports Physician whose primary focus is on performance enhancement and corrective exercise and metabolic fitness nutrition. He trained at the American College of Addictionology and Compulsive Disorders and is an expert in myofascial, orthopedic, medical, and trigger point soft tissue therapy. Dr. Nickelston’s practice uses class IV deep tissue laser therapy to alleviate pain; to treat Dowdell’s shoulder pain he used the LiteCure LCT-1000 laser.

Dr. Nickelston has a unique treatment program that begins with an evaluation of pain and includes four to ten visits with LiteCure laser treatments as an integral component to healing. He says, “My treatment programs are unique to each client but because I combine laser treatment with other physical therapy and exercises. Clients notice a difference and improvement in their body within four visits.”

Joe Dowdell’s situation was no different. “I know Dr. Perry [as his clients refer to him] from the fitness industry and his ability to assess and understand the cause of my pain and then successfully treat it was awesome. After the first [of three] laser treatment, I felt significantly better and experienced no shoulder pain even while training.”

Dr. Nickelston uses the LCT-1000 so that he can help clients—which include a number of athletes—recover faster, feel better, and perform better. He says, “I am passionate about fitness, and the benefits of laser treatments with my integrated therapy program allow me to help clients get where they want to go.”


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Good Morning America’s Dr. Becker to Highlight Companion Therapy Laser®

March 24, 2010

WHAT:

Dr. Marty Becker is the resident veterinarian for ABC’s “Good Morning America” and included the Companion Therapy Laser in his review of the Best Pet Products of 2009. He will be highlighting the product again in an upcoming segment addressing canine arthritis. The Companion Therapy Laser is a science-based modality with proven success in speeding the wound healing process and reducing pain and inflammation caused by common pet ailments such as arthritis.

WHO:

Dr. Marty Becker, America’s Best Loved Family Pet Doctor

WHEN:

Tuesday, March 30

GMA, 7-9 a.m.

WHY:

Dr. Marty Becker is one of the most respected veterinarians in the country and holds high regard for the technology and treatment capabilities of the Companion Therapy Laser. Following this “Good Morning America” segment, pet owners will be alerted to the options for treating canine arthritis and it is an ideal opportunity for your editors to take an expanded look at therapy laser treatments. Dr. Brian Pryor is available for interviews and we can also coordinate the involvement of a local veterinarian who uses the Companion Therapy Laser.


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Companion Therapy Laser® Leads the Veterinary Market with Therapy Laser Innovation

NEWARK, DE— Building upon its industry leading technology, Companion Therapy Laser® by LiteCure recently introduced the CTS™, the market’s first comprehensive therapy laser system that incorporates revolutionary 3D animation and SmartCoat® technology to improve clinical outcomes and consistency of care. The product was showcased at two of the country’s largest veterinary conferences, the North American Veterinary Conference in Orlando, and the Western Veterinary Conference in Las Vegas. At these events the CTS™ was received as groundbreaking technology for the treatment of common pet ailments like otitis, hip dysplasia, and arthritis in companion animals such as horses, puppies, felines, and aging dogs.

The NAVC and WVC generated unprecedented interest and sales of LiteCure’s products and as a result of both events LiteCure is following up on over 1,200 queries from veterinary practices of the new CTS™.  The Companion Therapy Laser® was recognized as one of the World’s Best Veterinary Products of 2009 by Dr. Marty Becker on ABC’s, Good Morning America. This recognition initiated a relationship between Dr. Becker and Companion Therapy Laser®. The company hosted Dr. Becker for a book signing at the Western Veterinary Conference where he met with more than 150 Veterinarians and signed his ULTIMATE book series. In addition, Companion Therapy Laser® hosted a CTS™ drawing and awarded a therapy laser device to Dr. Earmie Edwards and her practice, Lancaster Pet Clinic, in Lancaster, CA. Previously at the NAVC, Dr. Tammy Perkins won a CTS™ which will be used in her Nashville, TN practices, Harpeth Valley Animal Hospital and Hillsboro Animal Hospital.

Dean Francis, the national sales and brand manager for Companion Therapy Laser® comments, “Though Class IV laser technology is still relatively new, the nationwide reputation of our lasers in this industry was evident at these recent events. Veterinarians understand the science behind our laser and have seen that the CTS™ benefits their patients and their practice. We bring vets and clinicians the most advanced and proven therapy laser and they in turn have a modality that heals and relieves “man’s best friend” [and other companion animals].”

Companion Therapy Lasers are used by more veterinarians than any other therapeutic laser and they are the most effective Class IV therapy lasers in the veterinary market today. The Companion Therapy CTS™ with SmartCoat® technology allows veterinarians to provide accurate condition-specific treatment based on the animal’s type, weight, skin, and coat color. The CTS™ features an industry-first animated and interactive touch screen which makes treatments simple with four easy steps. The area of the animal being treated appears on the screen and pre-set protocols designed by laser therapy experts insure the proper areas are being treated with the appropriate settings for each individual animal and condition. The SmartCoat® state-of-the-art touch screens with 3D animation allow the clinician to educate the client about their companion’s condition and show the benefits of deep tissue laser therapy.

Dr. Brian Pryor, the company’s founder and CEO is a leading scientist in the use of light and laser technology. His research and science determined the therapy laser’s dual wavelength output of 980 and 808 nm which is the right wavelength for absorption, the correct depth of penetration, and optimal outcomes. In addition, dosages and wavelengths are pre-set for optimal penetration to assure positive outcomes. Its advanced therapeutic modality is designed for ease of use, consistent treatments, and patient education.

With the introduction of the CTS™ with SmartCoat® technology, LiteCure continues its commitment to manufacturing its products in the USA and providing the most innovative veterinary medical devices available. Companion Therapy Laser® experts provide in-office demonstrations of the product, clinical support, and the industry’s only therapy laser specific published materials. Veterinarians using Companion Therapy Laser® devices also receive in-office and online training, comprehensive marketing support, and customer-based materials explaining the science of laser therapy.


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Nashville Veterinary Office Receives Newest Companion Therapy Laser®

NEWARK, DE—Companion Therapy Laser® by LiteCure recently introduced the CTS™, the market’s first comprehensive therapy laser system that incorporates revolutionary 3D animation and SmartCoat® technology to improve clinical outcomes and consistency of care. The first CTS™ is being delivered to Dr. Tammy Perkins in Nashville, TN. Dr. Perkins is an associate with both the Harpeth Valley Animal Hospital and Hillsboro Animal Hospital and won the CTS™ at the North American Veterinary Conference in Orlando, in January.

On March 9, Dr. Brian Pryor, CEO of LiteCure, and Kathy Richardson, a Companion Therapy Laser® sales representative, will deliver and complete an orientation of the laser with Dr. Perkins at Harpeth Valley Animal Hospital. They will be treating Elvis, an older pug during the orientation session. On March 10, Dr. Perkins will begin integrating therapy laser treatments to several pets who have already scheduled to receive the treatments.

Dr. Perkins shares, “I’m excited to be able to offer this modality to our clients; we know it works and can help bring companions back to a comfortable place. Having been through the University of Tennessee’s Rehabilitation Program, I am excited to integrate this technology into my practice for both chronic everyday ailments as well as arthritic and rehabilitative cases.”

The Companion Therapy CTS™ with SmartCoat® technology allows veterinarians to provide accurate condition-specific treatment based on the animal’s type, weight, skin, and coat color. The CTS™ features an industry-first animated and interactive touch screen which makes treatments simple with four easy steps. The area of the animal being treated appears on the screen and pre-set protocols designed by laser therapy experts insure the proper areas are being treated with the appropriate settings for each individual animal and condition. The SmartCoat® state-of-the-art touch screens with 3D animation allow the clinician to educate the client about their companion’s condition and show the benefits of deep tissue laser therapy.

Dr. Brian Pryor, the company’s founder and CEO is a leading scientist in the use of light and laser technology. His research and science determined the therapy laser’s dual wavelength output of 980 and 808 nm which is the right wavelength for absorption, the correct depth of penetration, and optimal outcomes. In addition, dosages and wavelengths are pre-set for optimal penetration to assure positive outcomes. Its advanced therapeutic modality is designed for ease of use, consistent treatments, and patient education.

With the introduction of the CTS™ with SmartCoat® technology, LiteCure continues its commitment to manufacturing its products in the USA and providing the most innovative veterinary medical devices available. Companion Therapy Laser® experts provide in-office demonstrations of the product, clinical support, and the industry’s only therapy laser specific published materials. Veterinarians using Companion Therapy Laser® devices also receive in-office and online training, comprehensive marketing support, and customer-based materials explaining the science of laser therapy.


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LiteCure LCT-1000 Deep Tissue Therapy Laser Treats Professional Athletes

NEWARK, DE—LiteCure is the developer and manufacturer of the LCT-1000 Deep Tissue Therapy Laser which received FDA 510K clearance for pain management in March 2007. Since the product’s introduction to the market it has been a resource for medical professionals who treat pain and inflammation. Laser therapy gives medical professionals a surgery-free, drug-free, non-invasive method for reducing pain and inflammation and increasing microcirculation. The immediate relief laser therapy provides and the high energy output of the LCT-1000 has made deep tissue laser therapy an integral component of the treatment plan for many professional athletes.

The LCT-1000 is a valuable tool for physical therapists, pain doctors, orthopedists, and athletic trainers and is often used in sports rehabilitation centers and wellness facilities. Across the U.S. and Canada there are 15 professional sports teams who rely on the therapeutic and pain relieving treatment of the LCT-1000 prior to and post training sessions and games. In addition to the routine use of the therapy laser with professional sports teams, the LCT-1000 was also used in the 2009 Beijing Olympics by the U.S. Men’s and Women’s Basketball teams as well as the U.S. and Canadian Equestrian teams for the riders and the sister product, the Pegasus Therapy Laser® was used to treat the horses.

Ed Ryan, Head Trainer for USA Basketball and former USA Olympic Medical Director says of the LTC-1000, “This is clearly one of the most effective modalities I have used in my career.”

Athletic trainers for major league baseball teams like the Chicago White Sox, Milwaukee Brewers, and the Toronto Blue Jays depend on the immediate and long lasting effects of laser therapy treatment to ensure that the muscle fibers and circulation to the shoulders and arms of pitchers are stimulated and not inflamed during practice and games. The laser also serves as a healing modality should players incur injuries, strains, or sprains.

Dr. Sean Zarzana is a rehabilitation and sports medicine chiropractic specialist in Atlanta who frequently treats professional athletes from the Wizards, Hawks, Timberwolves, and LA Lakers. He believes in the “whole person approach” and has used laser therapy to augment other treatments for pain throughout his career. In describing the evolution of laser technology, Dr. Zarzana states, “There is a night and day difference between Class III laser therapy and that of the LiteCure Class IV. When I learned there was a laser that could truly speed up the treatment process better and faster, I had to have it. The LiteCure delivers a noticeable therapy and people know that healing is taking place.” It is the efficacy of this technology that appeals to Dr. Zarzana and his clients. The LiteCure therapy laser is part of a comprehensive treatment plan that helps cure pain and get clients back to the game—or their normal daily activities—as soon as possible.

Laser and light technology has been available for over 30 years and the Class IV deep tissue therapy that the LCT-1000 provides is a scientifically based therapeutic modality that allows for shorter treatment times and increased clinical outcomes. In addition, LiteCure developed the patented Massage Ball hand piece that allows for a soothing massage to be delivered while the laser therapy is taking place. LiteCure is committed to educating and training medical professionals and athletic trainers to use the LCT-1000 as part of comprehensive treatment plan or as a standalone solution for treating pain and inflammation. LiteCure experts provide in-office demonstrations of the product, clinical support, and the industry’s only therapy laser specific published materials.


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Companion Therapy Laser® Hosts Dr. Marty Becker Book Signing

NEWARK, DE—The Companion Therapy Laser® by LiteCure was recently recognized as one of the World’s Best Veterinary Products of 2009 by Dr. Marty Becker on ABC’s popular morning show, Good Morning America. Companion Therapy Laser® will be exhibiting at the 82nd annual Western Veterinary Conference in Las Vegas, Feb. 14-18. The company will be hosting a book signing for Dr. Becker in booth 814 on Feb. 17 from 12-2 p.m.

Dr. Becker is known as the “best loved family doctor for pets” and is a popular personality with regular appearances on Good Morning America, Good Morning America Weekend, and GMA Pet Clinic. He also maintains a syndicated column, serves as an adjunct professor, a guest lecturer, and is of course, an author of numerous pet books and publications. He also continues as a practicing veterinarian at the North Idaho Animal Hospital. Dr. Becker is promoting and signing his popular books from “The Ultimate Series:”

  • The Ultimate Horse Lover
  • The Ultimate Cat Lover
  • The Ultimate Dog Lover

Companion Therapy Laser® will be exhibiting their advanced new technology that Dr. Becker deemed worthy of one of the Best Veterinary Products of 2009; they will also be introducing the CTS Companion Therapy Laser® with SmartCoat® technology. Dr. Brian Pryor, the company’s founder and CEO is a leading scientist in the use of light and laser technology and will be available at the booth to discuss the therapy laser technology that has proven successful in both animals and humans in speeding the wound healing process and reducing pain and inflammation. His research and science determined the therapy laser’s dual wavelength output of 980 and 808 nm which is the right wavelength for absorption, the correct depth of penetration, and optimal outcomes. At the recent North American Veterinary Conference in Orlando, FL, Companion Therapy Laser® received significant attention as groundbreaking technology for the treatment of common pet ailments like otitis, hip dysplasia, and arthritis in companion animals such as horses, puppies, felines, and aging dogs.

The Companion Therapy CTS™ with SmartCoat® technology allows veterinarians and clinicians to use innovative technology that provides accurate condition-specific treatment based on the animal’s type, weight, skin, and coat color. The CTS™ features an industry-first, 3D animation with state of the art interactive touch screens making treatments as simple as four easy steps: select animal, select animal size, select coat color, select condition. Once the selections are entered, the area of the animal being treated appears on the screen and the pre-set protocols designed by laser therapy experts insure the proper areas are being treated with the appropriate settings for each individual companion animal and condition. Dosages and wavelengths are pre-set for optimal penetration to assure positive outcomes. SmartCoat® technology allows the clinician to educate the client about their companion’s condition and show the benefits of deep tissue laser therapy.  Attendees at the WVC event will be able to see the technology demonstrated firsthand.


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Companion Therapy Laser Honored As One Of The Best Vet Products Of 2009

NEW YORK, NY MONDAY DECEMBER 28, 2009: The Companion Therapy Laser® was recognized as one of the World’s Best Veterinary Products of 2009 by ABC’s popular morning show, Good Morning America. The show aired Monday morning December 28th, 2009 during a live broadcast of the Pet Connection segment.

Click here to watch the World’s Best Veterinary Products segment, of Good Morning America.

The democratic selection process was lead by Marty Becker, DVM. Dr. Becker has been Good Morning America’s resident veterinarian for more than a decade, has had countless other appearances in the national media and is also a best-selling author. Dr. Becker and his team spent all year selecting exciting and revolutionary new products that treat medical problems in the veterinary field.

According to Becker, the Companion Therapy Laser® is exciting new technology that is successful in speeding the wound healing process and reducing pain and inflammation caused by common pet ailments such as otitis, hip dysplasia, and arthritis. The Companion Laser is designed specifically for treating pets, but as Dr. Becker informed, the same technology is also FDA-approved for use on humans. The laser for humans, the LCT-1000®, is commonly used by clinicians treating chronic and acute musculoskeletal pain. As mentioned during the segment, 15 pro-sport teams are using the LCT-1000®, and LiteCure traveled to the Beijing Olympics treating athletes from basketball players to race horses.

Laser therapy is relatively new biotechnology that uses the science of photobiostimulation to speed healing. As the Companion Therapy Laser reaches an injured area, this interaction of light and tissue encourages the production of ATP inside the damaged cells. ATP production in the mitochondria of an injured cell begins the cascade of events necessary for healing such as collagen and enzyme production, cell growth, and increased blood flow. As our best friends age, recover from trauma or surgery, or simply need relief from everyday aches and pains, this advanced technology offers Drug-Free, Surgery-Fee, Pain-Free Relief. There are no known side-effects of Companion deep tissue laser therapy, as treatments are non-invasive. Depending on the injury, patients can find relief after only a few treatments!

To find a Veterinarian near you, please visit www.companiontherapylaser.com and search by zip code for a laser-provider in your area. Free demos are available to Veterinarians and Clinicians daily. For more information, please write to info@companiontherapylaser.com or call toll free 1-877-627-3858.

About Companion Therapy Laser by LiteCure
LiteCure, LLC™ is a leading medical device, technology company combining the latest in advanced Class IV laser technology with a fresh outlook, to bring innovative solutions to a modern health care practice.

Located in Newark, Delaware, LiteCure provides expertise in design, manufacturing, production, and support. LiteCure not only provides highly reliable products, but also the resources and tools to successfully incorporate the technology and products into your practice.


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The Highs and Lows of Lasers

written by: Judy Duck for Chiroeco.com

Lasers have made a remarkable contribution toward healthcare, allowing practitioners to treat a variety of conditions with the speed of light. As a non-invasive tool in the hands of a chiropractor, the laser is particularly effective for the efficient treatment of soft tissue injuries, sprains and strains, and a variety of other ailments. With a selection of lasers available on the market today, what features should you consider when looking at lasers for your practice?

A Tale of Two Lasers

Medical lasers have been moving through the power ranks over the years, each one offering more power and more treatment depth. The most widely used lasers by DCs today are the low-level laser, also known as a cold laser, and the newer Class IV laser. Both enhance metabolic activity at the cellular level, without generating tissue-damaging heat. Some of the benefits of laser treatment include:

  • A soothing analgesic effect that relieves pain
  • Improvement of nerve function and vascularity
  • Reduction of muscle spasms
  • Speeding of tissue repair
  • Development of muscle tissue and collagen
  • Reduction of inflammation, swelling and scar tissue formation

However, the cold laser and Class IV laser differ in their power and depth. The one that is right for your practice depends on what you need, and what each provides.

The Cold One

The cold laser has been around for years, and used for conditions such as acne and gum disease, and to zap away cold and canker sores. Cold lasers are also used in acupuncture and as a way to stop smoking.

As it enhances metabolic activity at the cellular level, cold laser therapy helps to speed healing without generating any heat. Its limited output, which penetrates roughly 1/5-inch, makes it optimal for wound healing and treatment of chronic or acute pain, soft tissue and repetitive strain injuries, as well as neurological and joint conditions. For you, this includes treating conditions of the skin and just below it, such as the areas around the knees, hands, feet and elbows, where exposed joints are present. It is also good for pain control in the neck and shoulder areas.

Cold laser therapy can significantly reduce healing times, and treatment times vary, taking as little as a few minutes to over an hour, depending on the condition. Multiple low-dose intervals may be necessary to achieve the desired healing. And because the cold laser can only reach shallow depths into the tissue, you may need something more powerful for treating conditions of the bone, discs, muscles and nerves.

In a Class By Itself

The Class IV laser, approved by the FDA in 2006, packs a punch while remaining, like its cold laser cousin, non-invasive. Used to treat the same conditions as the cold laser, the Class IV is capable of reaching depths of 6 to 9 inches, with a treatment beam of up to 3 inches.

Because the Class IV laser reaches deep into the tissues, it is ideal for treating sprains and strains, arthritis, calcified muscles and fibrotic adhesions, as well as intra-articular tissues inside of the joints. Its far-reaching capabilities also allow the Class IV to achieve results in less time than a cold laser. With treatment times of as little as 5 to 15 minutes, the Class IV laser allows many conditions to vastly improve within a few visits. Oftentimes, patients find immediate, soothing relief that improves with each session.

The Importance of Laser Training

Whether you choose to go the cold laser route or take a leap into Class IV, training is the key to ensure the safe use of lasers in your practice. While there are no certification or educational requirements to use a laser, it is recommended that you take the training seminars offered by laser manufacturers that teach you the ins and outs of this burgeoning technology.

Not only does laser training help you prepare to use the laser safely, it teaches you to use it to its best advantage, so that optimal healing is achieved for the patient.

How Does Laser Benefit Your Practice?

Even if you already have patients busting down your doors, it pays to be ahead of the technology game. By offering laser therapy, you put a powerful practice builder in your hands that not only helps patients heal, but builds trust. With trust comes the referral of friends and family in need of relief from painful conditions. And in today’s economic climate, that’s some benefit for any chiropractic practice.


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LiteCure, LLC Achieves ISO 13485 Medical Device Certification

NEWARK, DE – January 12, 2009 – LiteCure, LLC™ achieves the certification to an internationally recognized management system standard developed by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), a requirement for the manufacturing of commercial medical devices.

LiteCure, LLC™ is a Delaware based therapuetic laser manufacturer of the LCT-1000, Companion, and Pegasus Class IV deep tissue therapy lasers. The addition of ISO13485 certification strengthens LiteCure’s commitment to customer quality and service and positions the company for further expansion in the medical device sector of the marketplace.

About LiteCure, LLC™
LiteCure, LLC™ is a leading Medical Device, technology company combining the latest in advanced Class IV laser technology with a fresh outlook, to bring innovative solutions to a modern health care practice.

Located in Newark, Delaware, LiteCure provides expertise in design, manufacturing, production, and support. LiteCure not only provides highly reliable products, but also the resources and tools to successfully incorporate the technology and products into your practice.


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