Multi-discipline handheld
Violet and red delivery for practitioners who work across presentations
Erchonia systems supplied in Australia are listed on the ARTG by the sponsor.
Device claims reference published clinical studies, not marketing copy.
Supplied to physiotherapy, podiatry and chiropractic practices nationally.
Payment is completed on the encrypted RehaCare store.
Overview
EVRL is Erchonia's handheld system combining violet and red laser diodes. Like the GVL it is designed for practitioners who need the device to follow them rather than the other way around — portable, room-agnostic and selected per presentation. The wavelength pairing is the practical difference; the workflow characteristics are broadly the same.
A different diode pairing to the GVL, selected against the presentations your caseload actually carries.
Moves with the practitioner between rooms, clinics and outreach settings.
Short training pathway and a simple operating model, which matters in a multi-practitioner room.
Supplied and supported locally by RehaCare, with servicing and loan support.
How it works
Two diode wavelengths sit in one body, selected against the presentation rather than a fixed programme.
Handheld delivery keeps positional control with the practitioner, which matters for focal and awkwardly located presentations.
The unit travels between rooms, clinics and outreach settings without any room commitment.
Specifications
Clinical trial results
2
Wavelengths in one handheld
Violet and red selected per presentation.
0
Downtime for the patient
Non-thermal delivery with no recovery period.
Multi-site
Portability
Used across rooms, clinics and outreach settings.
Evidence
Erchonia builds its indications on randomised, double-blind, multi-centre, placebo-controlled trials — the same standard applied to pharmaceutical review — so the claims you make in clinic are defensible.
Randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled
Violet laser output was assessed against a sham protocol for inflammatory skin presentations with blinded lesion counting.
Reported outcome. Significant reduction against sham was reported on the primary endpoint, with no thermal adverse events.
Controlled clinical trial
Red low level laser output has been assessed for pain and soft tissue recovery endpoints in controlled settings.
Reported outcome. Improvement over control was reported on pain scoring across the treatment course.
Study summaries describe the design and reported outcomes of trial work submitted by Erchonia in support of its device clearances. Full study copies and regulatory documentation are available to practitioners on request. Nothing here is patient-facing advertising or a claim of individual results.
Laser vs LED
Erchonia has always used LEDs as the placebo device in its randomised, double-blind, multi-centre, placebo-controlled clinical trials, to prove the efficacy of true cold lasers over LEDs.
Don't devalue your practice with cheap, at-home LEDs. A clinic-grade laser is what separates a billable clinical intervention from a consumer gadget your patients can buy online.
Reported outcomes from randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial arms, with an LED array used as the placebo device.
| LED vs laser | Red Only | Red & Violet | Green & Violet | LED (placebo group) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Subjects (n) | 43 | 44 | 43 | 43 |
| Duration of pain (months) | 61.7 | 76.58 | 89.19 | 82 |
| Subjects meeting study success criteria (≥ 30% pain reduction) | 65% | 75% | 81% | 11% |
| Improvement in pain, baseline to immediately after treatment | 48% | 45% | 52% | 8% |
| Improvement in range of motion (°) | 14% | 29% | 32% | 2% |
Figures as reported by Erchonia from placebo-controlled clinical trials. Individual results vary; refer to the published studies for full methodology.
Practice fit
Both are handheld Erchonia systems with the same workflow profile. The decision comes down to which wavelength pairing best matches your caseload — worth walking through with our clinical team against your actual presentation mix rather than deciding from a specification sheet.
Clinics already running one Erchonia handheld often add a second unit to remove the bottleneck of sharing one device across a busy list.
Device selection
Two questions narrow five systems down to the one or two worth a demonstration. This is a starting point, not a prescription — our clinical team will still walk your caseload before anything is quoted.
Choose what you treat to see a recommendation.
Most EVRL enquiries are really an EVRL-versus-GVL question. Answer these and we will map the wavelength pairing to your presentation mix.
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