Search for a bioresonance or NLS system online and you will find dozens of them, some at a fraction of what ours costs. A number of those are copies of our hardware and software, sold by resellers with no connection to us. If you are comparing options, this is worth ten minutes of your time — not because of what the copies claim to do, but because of what happens after you buy one.
What you are actually buying
With any system of this kind, the device is the smaller half of the purchase. The larger half is everything that follows it.
An Oberon bought from us comes with one-on-one training with a named personal manager, software updates for the life of the system, technical support in your own language, replacement parts, and a warranty we honour ourselves. A copy comes with a box.
That is the practical difference, and it tends to show up about three weeks in — when the software will not update, when nobody answers the support address, when a cable fails and there is no part for it, or when the interface turns out to be a translated shell nobody can explain to you. We hear from people in this position regularly, and there is usually very little we can do: we cannot service hardware we did not build, and we cannot license software to a device that was never registered.
How to check before you pay
- Buy from us or from an authorised distributor. If you are unsure whether a seller is authorised, ask us. It takes one email to confirm and it is the single most reliable check available to you.
- Ask who trains you, by name. Genuine systems include training with an assigned person. A vague promise of “instructions included” is not the same thing.
- Ask about software updates. Ours are included for the life of the system. A reseller who cannot explain how updates reach you is not in a position to provide them.
- Get the warranty in writing, with the term stated and the name of who will honour it.
- Be sceptical of the price gap. A large discount on identical specifications usually means the specifications are not identical, or that everything around the device has been removed.
Bioresonance and NLS, briefly
Since the terms appear in the name: bioresonance starts from the proposal that tissues and cells give off faint electromagnetic activity at characteristic frequencies, and NLS — non-linear analysis — refers to the way the software processes that input. We should say plainly that this is the premise the technology is built on, not a demonstrated mechanism, and that bioresonance sits outside mainstream medicine.
If you want the longer explanation, including what a session actually involves, our walkthrough of how an Oberon scan works covers it properly.
What we do not claim
- Oberon is a wellness system. It is not a medical device, it is not FDA-approved, and it is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition.
- It does not produce diagnostic scans, it does not detect illness, and it is not an alternative to imaging, laboratory testing or examination.
- It is not a replacement for medical or veterinary care, and never a reason to change prescribed medication.
- Experiences differ from person to person, and we make no promises about results.
Being the original manufacturer is a claim about provenance, not about outcomes, and it is the only kind of claim on this page.
