JWLABS manufactures Rife machines and frequency instruments for general wellness and entertainment, specializing in analog signal transduction technology since 1987.
JWLABS, operated by Wright Laboratories, LLC, has been a pioneer in the Rife machine industry since its establishment in 1987. Based in the United States, the company specializes in producing user-friendly frequency instruments designed for general well-being and entertainment purposes. Their flagship devices, including the LiveWires ndi Model A series, function as media adapters that convert audio frequencies—such as music or therapeutic tones—into electrical impulses. These impulses are delivered to the user via electrodes, creating gentle vibrations or tingling sensations known as the Tactio® experience.
Committed to the preservation of the original analog signal, JWLABS devices are engineered to produce a natural, full-bodied output rich in harmonics. The company offers a global community of users access to expertly tuned frequency sessions without requiring complex technical knowledge. It is important to note that JWLABS instruments are not FDA-certified medical devices and are not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any disease.
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JWLABS machines are media adapters intended for general wellness and entertainment. They convert audio frequencies into electrical impulses for tactile stimulation.
No, JWLABS instruments are not FDA-certified medical devices. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
The decoded list of sessions is available to registered customers only. You must contact JWLABS to receive your login access for the member area.
No. You should not use the device if you have a pacemaker, defibrillator, or other electronic medical implant. Always consult your physician before use.
Clean the device with a soft cloth. Do not apply cleaning agents directly to the instrument. Electrode pins can be cleaned with a fine emery board to remove carbon buildup.