About MagPulse

MagPulse is a registered trademark (S/N 78004371) for WR Stowell Technology.

MagPulse units have been used by my family and friends since the first one was hand crafted in 1981. Over the years many folks have told me that they appreciated using the MagPulse (aka pulser) and that they thought that they had derived some benefit from its use.

In 1982 WR Stowell (me) took a unit to the FDA and was less than enthralled to learn that huge amounts of money were required to medically "prove" any benefit from such a device and that severe legal penalties were available to prevent the mention of any unapproved claims. As a result, no claims can be made with respect to the efficacy of using the MagPulse for any problem.

With the popularization of various magnetic devices, a decision was made to make the MagPulse publicly available. WR Stowell Technology, INC was formed as an Indiana Corporation in September, 1999 for the primary purpose of producing and selling MagPulse units.

About Us

WR Stowell has degrees in electrical engineering (BSEE MIT 1965), Materials Science (Sc.D. Material Science MIT 1970) and an MBA (Xavier University 2001). He worked for a major research firm for his first seven years out of college and has worked for a major corporation in a technical capacity since that time. He is author of several patents.

The electronics for the MP-100 series MagPulse were designed and built by Cannon Engineering in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The cores are wound in a transformer shop in Cincinnati, Ohio. The original device (put together in aluminum boxes) was revamped by two partners in a small Ohio business to look more attractive. One of the partners in the small business actually designed and built the mold for casting the cores (aesthetic benefits) and proposed the MagPulse logo.

The components are assembled and performance checked at WR Stowell Technology prior to shipping.