Revitive 2.7.0

This app requires a Revitive Medic Coach Circulation Booster. Get yours at www.revitive.com

This app is compatible with iPhones running iOS 14 and above, but iPads are not supported.

Good circulation is crucial for overall health. Factors such as aging, inactivity, smoking, and various medical conditions like diabetes, osteoarthritis, high cholesterol, and high blood pressure can lead to circulation issues. Symptoms such as leg pain, cramps, or swelling can be alleviated using a Revitive circulation booster.

The Revitive Medic Coach employs Electrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS) to enhance circulation by stimulating leg and foot muscles. Through the app, which is paired with the Medic Coach, tailored therapy plans for leg symptoms can be created. The virtual Therapy Coach, Rosie, assists in keeping track of progress during therapy sessions.

Utilizing unique OxyWave Technology, the Revitive Medic Coach Circulation Booster offers drug-free and clinically proven therapy for optimal results.

Revitive App Features:

1. Rosie, a virtual Therapy Coach to guide you through therapy plans.
2. Training plan for proper use of Revitive.
3. 10-week customized therapy plans based on symptom severity.
4. Clinically proven Medic program for enhanced blood flow and symptom relief.
5. Knee programs with optional exercises focusing on muscle strengthening and knee support.
6. Body pad programs using EMS and TENS for pain management.
7. Self-Guided Mode for personalized therapy sessions.
8. Control over stimulation intensity and time using a convenient controller.
9. Skin hydration sensors for optimal EMS delivery to leg muscles.
10. Motion sensor to adjust therapy intensity based on the device's movement feedback.
11. Regular check-ins to monitor progress and symptom relief.
12. Integrated steps counter linking to Apple Health.
13. Therapy reminder settings for easy use.
14. Motivational awards to help meet goals.
15. Access to support and safety guidance.

Unsuitable if:

• You have a heart pacemaker or AICD
• You are undergoing treatment or experiencing symptoms of DVT
• You are pregnant

Always refer to the device manual and follow usage instructions. If unsure about symptoms or if they persist, consult your doctor.

The iOS app uses Apple Health to retrieve step counter data. The data is presented in two perspectives: one-week view showing daily steps and a 10-week view indicating average values over two-week periods. The aim is to encourage users to walk more by visualizing improvements in their walking habits.