Summary: The nerve endings surrounding the implant never settled. They have been firing since surgery. Here's why nothing you tried reached them, and what finally does.
The implant isn't the problem. The nerves around it are. After surgery the nerve endings around it went into alarm mode and never stood down.
Treat the joint while that nerve keeps firing and nothing changes. That's why stretching never worked.
Quiet the signal at the source and the pain lets go on its own. Counter-Frequency Therapy does that three ways at once:
And there's a reason it reaches what hands never could.
The pain doesn't sit on the surface. The nerve endings that fire hardest sit deepest, pressed right against the implant.
Hands reach the outer layer. That's why massage felt good for a day and the pain was back by morning.
Sticky pads never got close. A wide, shallow current across the skin. It tingles. It stays on the surface.
Pointex™ concentrates all of it into a single point, pressed onto the spot that hurts, for 60 seconds.
So what does that actually feel like, week to week?
Nerves that fired for months don't settle in one session. They settle a little more every day.
The sharp edge quiets down. Most people notice it in the morning, before they've even stood up.
The broken-glass feeling becomes a dull ache. Bending stops needing to be planned.
Most people are kneeling and bending without pain. Down on the floor, back up, no bracing, no thinking about it. And the more it's used, the less often it's needed.
But there's one question people always ask before they start.
You wouldn't be the first to wonder whether this is safe on a knee with metal inside it.
It is. It works on the nerve endings in the soft tissue around the joint, not on the metal. The implant isn't affected at all. FDA-cleared.
No wires. No pads. No appointment. Two or three times a day, then you put it down.
Not for use with pacemakers, epilepsy, or during pregnancy.
And it costs a fraction of what didn't work.
Cortisone runs $300 to $400 a shot. PT up to $150 a session. Both built for inflammation and muscle. Neither one calms a nerve that won't stop firing.
You've already paid for things that didn't work. So don't take our word for this one.
Use it for three full months. If the pain hasn't eased, send it back and pay nothing.
No questions. The only thing at risk is another year of bracing yourself before you bend.
See what happened when they tried it.
Every one of them was skeptical. Most were told everything looked perfect. Most had quietly accepted that kneeling was just gone.
Then they found something built for the nerve nobody was treating.
They didn't go through surgery just to trade one kind of pain for another. Neither did you.
★★★★★ 4.9/5 from 8,500+ verified customers
"My surgeon said the X-ray was perfect. But I couldn't kneel without that broken-glass feeling. Six weeks with Pointex and I knelt in the garden for the first time in two years."
"Eight months on pain medication after my replacement. Three weeks with Pointex and I get in and out of the car without planning every movement. I'm off the medication now."
"The tightness around the implant kept me up at night. Pointex was the first thing that actually addressed what I was feeling instead of telling me to wait."
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