The key to Marketing FSM for your practice is to stay within FDA compliance while accurately representing FSM’s approved uses for pain management, always working within your professional scope of practice.
What You CAN Say:
FSM is a form of microcurrent that:
- Uses specific frequencies
- Is FDA-approved in the category of TENS devices for pain management
- Can be used within your scope of practice for appropriate conditions
- Works with the body’s natural electrical system
- Uses very low levels of current (microamps vs. milliamps)
You can discuss:
- Pain management applications
- Use as an adjunct therapy
- Clinical experience and outcomes
- The device’s 510K approval status
- That it’s used within licensed practitioners’ scope of practice
Frame statements as:
“FSM may help with…” “FSM can be used to support…” “In my clinical experience…” “Research suggests…”
What NOT to Say:
Avoid making claims about:
- Diagnosing conditions
- Curing diseases
- Treating specific medical conditions beyond pain
- Guaranteed outcomes
- Cancer treatment
- Direct healing effects
Do not:
- Make definitive medical claims
- Promise specific results
- Claim to treat diseases
- Use words like “cure,” “heal,” or “treat” specific conditions
- Advertise for conditions outside your scope of practice
- Make claims beyond pain management
Avoid statements about:
- FSM being able to diagnose conditions
- FSM being able to cure diseases
- FSM replacing standard medical care
- FSM treating cancer or other serious conditions
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