What is the difference between StemPulse and MultiPulse?

Both are portable, direct-contact PEMF systems. The StemPulse ($429 base) is the lower-cost entry point; the MultiPulse ($629 base) offers a broader set of applicator options. They share a compatible accessory line.

Which portable system should I buy?

If budget is the deciding factor, the StemPulse is the lower-cost entry. If you want more applicator options, the MultiPulse is the step up. If you are unsure, contact ElectroMeds for a recommendation based on how you plan to use the device.

Can I use the same accessories on both?

Many applicator coils, the box-coil array, extension cables, and support wraps are compatible with both the StemPulse and MultiPulse, but compatibility depends on your specific configuration — confirm before ordering.

Is a portable PEMF machine as good as a full-body mat?

They are different tools, not better or worse. A portable targets a specific area at a lower price; a full-body mat covers the whole body at lower intensity. See PEMF mat vs. PEMF machine for the comparison.

Are these prices current?

These are current listed prices at the time of this page’s last update, not teaser prices. Always confirm the current price on the live product page before ordering.

Compare StemPulse and MultiPulse Portable Systems

Q: Can I get help before I order?

Yes. Call or text 442-444-0050 , or use the contact page to ask about current product documentation, availability, package contents, or compatibility.

Portable PEMF machines: StemPulse and MultiPulse

A portable PEMF machine is a compact, direct-contact device you can move between rooms, take on a trip, or apply to a specific area of the body. At ElectroMeds, the two current portable systems are the StemPulse and the MultiPulse. This page is a neutral starting point for comparing them before you review the individual product pages and order.

Portable devices are a different category from a full-body mat like the Sedona Pro. A portable applies pulsed magnetic energy to a targeted area; a mat covers the whole body at lower intensity. If you are deciding between the two formats, see PEMF mat vs. PEMF machine.

Compare StemPulse and MultiPulse at a glance

	StemPulse	MultiPulse
Base unit price	$429	$629
Power source	9V adapter	USB AC wall adapter
Best for	Budget portable entry, targeted use	Broader applicator options, targeted use
Box-coil applicator available	Yes ($499 package)	Yes ($699 package)
Complete set	$534	$717
Compatible accessories	Replacement coils, box-coil array, extension cable, support wraps	Same compatible accessory line

Both are portable, direct-contact systems. The MultiPulse costs more because it offers a broader set of application options. If budget is the deciding factor, the StemPulse is the lower-cost entry point.

StemPulse Portable System

The StemPulse is the most affordable portable PEMF system ElectroMeds carries. It is built for targeted, on-the-go application and is a common first device for people trying PEMF before committing to a full-body mat or professional system.

Base unit: $429 — view current StemPulse listing
With 9V adapter: $464 — view package
With box coils: $499 — view package
Complete set: $534 — view package

Review the current StemPulse listing, then contact ElectroMeds if you need confirmation about the specific configuration or package you are considering.

MultiPulse Portable System

The MultiPulse is a step up from the StemPulse, offering a broader set of applicator options for targeted, portable use. It uses a USB AC wall adapter for power.

Base unit: $629 — view current MultiPulse listing
With USB AC wall adapter: $647 — view package
With box coils: $699 — view package
Complete set: $717 — view package

Review the current MultiPulse listing, then contact ElectroMeds if you need confirmation about the specific configuration or package you are considering.

Available accessories for both systems

The StemPulse and MultiPulse share a compatible accessory line, so you can expand or replace parts of your setup over time. Confirm compatibility with your specific configuration before ordering:

Box Coil Array ($70) — broader-coverage applicator for both portable systems.
Replacement Applicator Coils ($30) — spare coils for StemPulse and MultiPulse.
Coil Extension Cable ($15) — extends reach between the unit and the applicator.
Audio Splitter ($15) — supports use of multiple applicators at once.
All-Purpose Support Wrap ($17–$22) — helps hold applicators in place.

Portable vs. full-body mat: which do you need?

A portable PEMF machine is not a cheaper version of a full-body mat — it is a different tool. A portable applies targeted, direct-contact energy to one area. A full-body mat like the Sedona Pro ($5,900) covers the whole body at lower intensity for general wellness, relaxation, and sleep support. If your goal is full-body coverage, a portable will not replace a mat. If your goal is targeted, affordable, portable application, a mat is more than you need. See the full PEMF mat vs. PEMF machine comparison for the breakdown.

What to verify before ordering

Current configuration: Confirm the exact product and package contents on the product page before adding to cart.
Accessory compatibility: Confirm your controller, product revision, connector, and the specific accessory before adding an item to the cart.
Current commercial details: Check current price, availability, shipping, and return information before checkout.
Documentation: Ask ElectroMeds for the current documentation that covers the exact product you are considering or already own.

Review the terms, shipping, and returns page before checkout, especially if you are ordering an accessory or replacement part.

Package and accessory questions

Separate package listings may include different components. They should be compared by their current, itemized offer rather than by a package name alone. For an accessory or replacement item, contact ElectroMeds before ordering to confirm the current compatible route. Accessory compatibility depends on your specific controller, product revision, and connector.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between StemPulse and MultiPulse?: Both are portable, direct-contact PEMF systems. The StemPulse ($429 base) is the lower-cost entry point; the MultiPulse ($629 base) offers a broader set of applicator options. They share a compatible accessory line.
Which portable system should I buy?: If budget is the deciding factor, the StemPulse is the lower-cost entry. If you want more applicator options, the MultiPulse is the step up. If you are unsure, contact ElectroMeds for a recommendation based on how you plan to use the device.
Can I use the same accessories on both?: Many applicator coils, the box-coil array, extension cables, and support wraps are compatible with both the StemPulse and MultiPulse, but compatibility depends on your specific configuration — confirm before ordering.
Is a portable PEMF machine as good as a full-body mat?: They are different tools, not better or worse. A portable targets a specific area at a lower price; a full-body mat covers the whole body at lower intensity. See PEMF mat vs. PEMF machine for the comparison.
Are these prices current?: These are current listed prices at the time of this page’s last update, not teaser prices. Always confirm the current price on the live product page before ordering.
Can I get help before I order?: Yes. Call or text 442-444-0050, or use the contact page to ask about current product documentation, availability, package contents, or compatibility.

Ask a product question

Call or text 442-444-0050, or use the ElectroMeds contact page to ask about current product documentation, availability, package contents, or compatibility. You can also review current terms, shipping, and returns.

For a full explanation of what “FDA-cleared” means for PEMF, which specific uses have cleared devices, and how to verify a claim yourself, see Is PEMF FDA-Approved? What FDA Clearance Actually Means.

For the peer-reviewed science behind PEMF — how pulsed magnetic fields affect cells, what the NASA study actually found, and the Schumann resonance claim — see PEMF Science: How It Works and What the Research Shows.