Soovu Patent Portfolio

8001 Family

Devices and Methods for Therapeutic Heat Treatment. US 8,579,953 Issued Nov 13, 2013. US 9,937,072 Issued April 10, 2018.

8003 Family

Thermal Devices to Reduce Accommodations of Nerve Receptors. US 7,871,427 Issued Jan 18, 2011. US 8,702,775 Issued Apr 22, 2014. US 10,188,547 Issued Jan 29, 2019.

8005 Family

Modular Stimulus System and Methods. US 10,603,208 Issued Mar 31, 2020. EU 2,665,457 Issued June 12, 2019. Belgium, Switzerland, Germany, Spain, France, United Kingdom, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Sweden, Korea 1,949,543 Issued Feb 12, 2019. Japan 6,502,612 Issued Mar 29, 2019. Canada 2,860,977 Issued Jan 11, 2022.

8006 Family

Method of Improving Pain Relief From Activation of Thermal ColdFibers. PTC Application Filed March 7, 2019.

8007 Family

Apparatus and Method to Reduce Accommodation of Nerve Receptors. Chinese 201920906490.X Issued April 16, 2021.

8008 Family

Electrical Isolation During Charging of Wearable Devices. PTC Application Filed Dec 24, 2019.

8009 Family

Systems and Methods for Improved Pain Relief via Thermal FiberStimulation. PTC Application Filed March 7, 2019. US Provisional Filed June 2, 2020.

8010 Family

Systems and Methods for Improved Pain Relief via Thermal FiberStimulation. PTC Application Filed March 7, 2019. US Provisional Filed June 2, 2020.

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The Soovu™ Pain Relief System is an FDA-registered Class II medical device indicated to provide topical heating for the purpose of elevating tissue temperature for the temporary relief of minor muscle and joint pain and stiffness; the temporary relief of joint pain associated with arthritis; the temporary relief of muscle spasms, minor sprains and strains, and minor muscular back pain; the temporary relief of menstrual discomfort; the relaxation of muscles; and the temporary increase of local circulation where applied. Soovu is available without a prescription.

Sources: 1.) Properties of Thermal Analgesia in a Human Chronic Low Back; 2.) AAPM LBP Poster 2014; 3.) JPR 14 2793

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