What ElectroMeds Is
ElectroMeds.com is a specialty retailer focused exclusively on Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) therapy devices. The site was founded by Russ Guillemot, who has been involved in the PEMF space for years and built the site around a specific technology platform: ICES (Inductively Coupled Electrical Stimulation), developed by Dr. Bob Dennis.
ICES technology is what separates the devices ElectroMeds carries from the generic PEMF mats that flood Amazon. ICES Gen 6.0 — the platform behind the MultiPulse and StemPulse devices — has more peer-reviewed research behind it than most other PEMF platforms. It’s the technology that comes up most frequently when Reddit’s knowledgeable PEMF users discuss what actually works.
What ElectroMeds Is Not
This is worth being explicit about because there’s genuine confusion online.
ElectroMeds is not Electromed Inc. Electromed, Inc. (smartvest.com) is a publicly traded medical device company that makes the SmartVest airway clearance system for people with respiratory conditions like bronchiectasis and cystic fibrosis. It is a completely separate company with no connection to ElectroMeds.com. If you’re looking for airway clearance devices, that’s smartvest.com, not electromeds.com.
ElectroMeds does not sell TENS units. TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) is a different technology that uses electrical current through skin electrodes. ElectroMeds sells PEMF devices, which use pulsed magnetic fields and work through a completely different mechanism.
ElectroMeds does not sell EMS devices. EMS (Electrical Muscle Stimulation) is used for muscle activation and recovery training. Again, a different technology from a different category.
ElectroMeds is not a medical clinic and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
What Reddit Says About PEMF Devices Like Those at ElectroMeds
The r/pemf subreddit is the most concentrated source of honest PEMF device discussion online. Threads there consistently point to ICES-based devices as the most research-backed option for serious home use. The MultiPulse, which uses ICES Gen 6.0, comes up in these discussions as a device that delivers consistent results for people who’ve tried multiple platforms.
Common themes in Reddit threads about ICES devices:
- Reliable results for sleep improvement, typically within 1-2 weeks of consistent use
- Meaningful reduction in joint pain and muscle stiffness for most users who stick with it
- The wearable format (applied directly to the affected area) is consistently preferred over mat-style devices for targeted use
- The learning curve on settings is real but manageable — the 30 treatment patterns and 15 intensity levels on the MultiPulse give you genuine flexibility once you understand them
How to Find ElectroMeds on Reddit
Search r/pemf for “ElectroMeds,” “MultiPulse,” “StemPulse,” or “ICES” to find relevant discussions. The r/pemf community is one of the more technically knowledgeable forums for PEMF, and threads there tend to go deeper than general wellness communities.
You can also find PEMF discussions in r/ChronicPain, r/Biohackers, r/Osteoarthritis, and r/Fibromyalgia — though those communities are broader and PEMF is one topic among many.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is ElectroMeds the same as Electromed?
A: No. ElectroMeds.com (electromeds.com) is a PEMF device retailer. Electromed Inc. (smartvest.com) is a separate medical device company that makes airway clearance systems. They are completely unrelated businesses with different products, different ownership, and different markets.
Q: What does ElectroMeds sell?
A: ElectroMeds sells PEMF (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field) devices for home use, including the MultiPulse and StemPulse portable devices built on ICES Gen 6.0 technology, plus coils, accessories, and support wraps.
Q: Does ElectroMeds sell TENS or EMS devices?
A: No. ElectroMeds is a PEMF-only retailer. TENS and EMS are different technologies not carried by ElectroMeds.
Q: Who founded ElectroMeds?
A: ElectroMeds was founded by Russ Guillemot, who has been involved in the PEMF space for years and built the site around ICES technology.
Q: Where can I find ElectroMeds reviews?
A: Search r/pemf on Reddit for “ElectroMeds,” “MultiPulse,” or “ICES” for user discussions. The r/pemf community is the most knowledgeable forum for PEMF device comparisons.