Class IV Laser

Transform your practice with advanced photobiomodulation technology. JAG Medical Solutions offers a comprehensive selection of Class IV laser systems designed for deeper tissue penetration and efficient treatment protocols.


Class IV lasers utilize higher power output (over 500mW) to penetrate deeper into tissue. Unlike lower-class lasers, Class IV systems can complete treatment protocols in minutes rather than extended sessions, making them efficient for busy practices.


What sets JAG Medical Solutions apart isn't just the equipment, it's our complete approach. When you invest in a Class IV laser system through JAG, you receive comprehensive training, ongoing clinical support, and integration with our Concierge Modality Suite™ protocols. This ensures consistent, evidence-based treatment applications for FDA-cleared indications including pain management, inflammation reduction, and increased local circulation.



Whether you're enhancing an existing practice or establishing a new service line, our Class IV laser solutions provide the technology, training, and nationwide network support needed to succeed.

  • What is Class IV laser therapy and how does it work?

    Class IV laser therapy, also known as high-intensity laser therapy (HILT), uses specific wavelengths of light to penetrate deep into tissue. The laser energy interacts with tissue through a process called photobiomodulation, which may increase circulation and reduce inflammation. With power output exceeding 500mW, Class IV lasers can reach deeper tissues in shorter treatment times compared to lower-class therapeutic lasers.

  • What conditions are Class IV lasers FDA-cleared to treat?

    Class IV lasers are FDA-cleared for specific indications including temporary relief of minor muscle and joint pain, arthritis pain, muscle spasm, stiffness, and to temporarily increase local blood circulation. Individual manufacturers may have additional specific clearances. As part of our consultation process, we'll review the specific FDA clearances for each system and ensure alignment with your intended clinical applications.

  • How long does a typical Class IV laser treatment take?

    Treatment times vary based on the protocol and treatment area, but most Class IV laser sessions range from 5-10 minutes. The higher power output of Class IV systems allows for shorter treatment times than Class III lasers, which can require 30-45 minute sessions. This efficiency can help practices optimize patient scheduling.

  • Is Class IV laser therapy safe? Are there any contraindications?

    Class IV laser therapy is considered safe when administered by properly trained practitioners following established protocols. The treatment is non-invasive. There are certain contraindications including pregnancy, active cancer sites, and direct application over the thyroid or eyes. As part of our comprehensive training program, JAG Medical Solutions ensures all practitioners understand proper safety protocols and contraindications before using the equipment.

  • What kind of training and support does JAG Medical Solutions provide?

    Unlike manufacturers who simply sell equipment, JAG Medical Solutions provides comprehensive training that covers clinical applications, treatment protocols, safety procedures, and practice integration. Our training includes hands-on initial training, ongoing clinical support, marketing resources, and access to our nationwide network of practitioners. We ensure you have not just the equipment, but the knowledge and confidence to implement protocols from day one.

  • How do I choose the right Class IV laser system for my practice?

    The right system depends on your practice type, patient demographics, treatment goals, and volume expectations. Our team conducts a thorough consultation to understand your specific needs and recommends systems that align with your clinical objectives and business model. We represent relationships with leading manufacturers and can provide guidance on features, warranties, and long-term value. Schedule a consultation to discuss which Class IV laser solution best fits your practice.

  • Can Class IV lasers be combined with other modalities?

    Yes. Class IV laser therapy can be integrated with other therapeutic modalities as part of comprehensive treatment protocols. Many of our providers use Class IV lasers within our Concierge Modality Suite™, combining them with shockwave therapy, high-energy inductive therapy (HEIT), deep oscillation, and other advanced modalities as part of their treatment approach.

  • What is the investment for adding Class IV laser therapy to my practice?

    Investment varies based on the specific system, features, and package selected. Class IV laser systems represent a significant practice addition, and we work with you to understand both the initial investment and the potential for new service offerings in your practice. During your consultation, we'll review realistic projections based on your specific practice parameters and provide business development support to help you evaluate the addition to your practice.

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Endolaser HP Class IV Laser

Endolaser HP – a safer high-power laser


Key Features:

  • Deep tissue penetration
  • Pain management and inflammation reduction
  • Accelerates natural restoration
  • Non-invasive and safe treatment
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Aspen Summit Class IV Laser (20 Watt) 

Advanced LED System – Harnessing the Power of Light for Enhanced Wellness and Restoration


Key Features:

  • Targeted Light Energy: Delivers precise wavelengths to stimulate cellular repair and rejuvenation.
  • Pain Reduction & Recovery: Helps decrease inflammation and accelerate tissue restoration
  • Enhanced Circulation: Promotes oxygen-rich blood flow for faster recovery and improved wellness.
  • Safe & Non-Invasive: Gentle, effective, and suitable for a wide range of treatments.
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Aspen Ascent Compact Laser (32 Watt)

Affordable red light option for those with limited space and those that need an option for travel.


Key Features:

  • Surrounds user with up to 3,600 clinical-grade LEDs for full 360° light exposure 
  • Delivers therapeutic wavelengths of 660 nm + 850 nm for deeper tissue penetration and recovery support 
  • Compact and foldable design ideal for home use or travel, combining portability with power 
  • Short session times (10–15 minutes) to fit into busy schedules


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MRM Alpha Class IV Laser

A high-power, multi-wavelength therapeutic laser designed for non-invasive pain relief, deep tissue repair, and accelerated recovery.


Key Features:

  • Quad-wavelength design (650 nm, 810 nm, 915 nm, 980 nm) for versatile targeting of different tissue depths and conditions.
  • Adaptive high power output (up to ~28 W) with an optimal thermal profile for deeper penetration and minimal surface heating.
  • Intuitive “Treat by Symptom or Anatomy” interface using advanced dose technology for efficient, customized treatment.
  • Lightweight and portable design with touchscreen interface and interchangeable treatment heads for flexible clinical use.