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Our advanced therapy systems combine Cryothermic Dynamic Compression (CDC Tech™) with intelligent temperature control to deliver clinically effective heat and cold treatments – without the need for ice or bulky equipment.
5
therapy modes
5
therapy modes
ForceX CX9
Heat and cold compression therapy machine
7
wraps
for different body parts
How ForceX™ technology works
Intelligent temperature control
Precise heat and cold delivery without ice, powered by advanced semiconductor technology.
Alternating hot & cold cycles
Safe, targeted, and effective therapy through controlled temperature transitions.
Active positive pressure
Adjustable compression to optimize therapeutic outcomes.
The core therapeutic modalities
ForceX powered by CDC Tech is the first system to deliver dynamic positive compression with intelligent heat and cold cycling.
Heat Therapy
Heat therapy increases blood flow, relaxes muscles, and improves tissue flexibility – accelerating healing during later stages of recovery.
Cold Therapy
Cold therapy constricts blood vessels and numbs nerve endings to reduce swelling and inflammation. It is most effective during the initial stages of recovery after injury or surgery.
Compression Therapy
When paired with temperature therapy, compression enhances lymphatic drainage, reduces fluid build-up, and maintains consistent pressure for maximum therapeutic efficiency.
Heat Therapy
Heat therapy increases blood flow, relaxes muscles, and improves tissue flexibility – accelerating healing during later stages of recovery.
Cold Therapy
Cold therapy constricts blood vessels and numbs nerve endings to reduce swelling and inflammation. It is most effective during the initial stages of recovery after injury or surgery.
Compression Therapy
When paired with temperature therapy, compression enhances lymphatic drainage, reduces fluid build-up, and maintains consistent pressure for maximum therapeutic efficiency.
Types of compression used by ForceX™
Compression Therapy
`Continuous application of a fixed pressure over the treatment area
USAGE
- Acute injury management (first 24-72 hours after trauma) to limit swelling and bleeding.
- Post-surgical edema control where stability is critical and minimal movement is desired.
- Stabilization during transport or in patients who cannot tolerate pressure fluctuations.
Intermittent Compression
Pressure cycles on and off over set intervals
USAGE
- Chronic edema or lymphedema to mobilize fluid into lymphatic and venous return pathways.
- Venous insufficiency to boost the calf muscle pump effect.
- Post-injury swelling after the acute phase to actively clear fluid.
Key benefits of ForceX™ technology
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