I'm totally skeptical with subscription models. Those things should be opensource and one-time purchased. Devices that need a "cloud service" or subscription to work are useless if the manufacturer goes out of business.
I still own a Bicom bioresonance device from the late 1990ies and it still does its job. The manufacturer also has new "cloudy" deviced but I would never dump my money on them.
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Agreed. Subscription models suck! Fingers crossed they won't go out of business but you never know with start-ups so certainly it is a gamble.
AMAZING! So for three decades the public have been able to buy frequency healing devices in fact. This is news to me.
You are well ahead of the rest of us it would seem!
And you say the device still works even after all this time? That really is amazing.