FDA approval for SCENAR

Just a note to let readers know that Pacific Health Options are the only group in the whole of North America with FDA approval for the SCENAR. Don’t let Dr Jerry Tennant or others tell you different. Tennant doesn’t have a SCENAR but clearly sees it as competition for his own knock off device and wrote to me that the Hache’s don’t have FDA approval and they have an “honesty” problem.

Well, who has the honesty problem? I have seen the Hache’s FDA documentation and here is a note from John Hache with their details for anyone to peruse:

Dear Keith,
This is a copy of our registration with the FDA.

We are registered under HCC5050 (Biofeedback), exempt from 510(K) as type II medical device. For full FDA approval, we would have to register as a TENS device, which is something for the future, with proper funding but has its restrictions as you know – TENS devices need to be scripted.

You will notice that 5-Element Therapeutics Inc. is the company name that it is registered under. This company is ours, though we now operate under the name of Pacific Health Options Inc., we have kept 5-Element Therapeutics operational because of our registration with diverse programs.

This is important and so I thought I would blog you the facts as they are coming to me. Basically, others are bringing in the SCENAR under the FDA radar and leaning on the Hache’s note. Write and thank them!

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  1. Bart Ellis | Feb 25, 2008 | Reply

    UPDATE: Recently my wife and I attended the first level Scenar training conducted by John and Lorry Hecht. A few days after coming home, I sprained my ankle while attending a meeting. No big deal I thought. I had no pain and thought nothing of it. Later in the day, I experienced excruciating pain in my foot. I really could not walk…it was that bad. I asked my wife Susan, if she could run the Scenar over the painful area. She was reluctant to do so, and suggested that I just “ice” it. I told her I spent 3 grand on the Scenar, and wanted to use it to see if in fact the thing would actually work. I “talked” Susan through the procedure, as she was chicken to use it. She relented (I guess she figured it was easier than having me howl out in pain!). Long story cut short. 20 minutes after using the Scenar, I was able to hobble off, and even go downstairs to watch the tube. Next day, I was “good to go.” That’s the truth. I wouldn’t be writing this blurb if it was not true. NO BS! The puppy really works. I’m going to have another Scenar Rx today to clear up some slight residual pain. The second Scenar Rx should do the trick. That’s about it. Thank you John for the Scenar instruction!

    Bart

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