2 Tendon Savers velcroed together protected by plastic bag
“Where there is a will, there is a way.” I don’t know who first said this, but it is so true. Sometimes it can be difficult to hold the BioScan products where they are most needed. But creative use of velcro and polo wraps can do wonders. In this instance, a mare had sliced her throat very deeply and we wanted to give her daily treatments with the lights.
So we came up with this solution: Here Santana can wear two Tendon Savers for her 20 minute treatment, it is protected from the wound drainage from the open slice in her neck, and she is free to eat or drink and move around at will.
By the way - Santana went from critical 24/7 care to completely healed in less than 8 weeks! Thank you BioScan!!!
For the general horse owner, the BioScan ankle saver or tendon saver (probably the ankle saver - these are specific to the right or left ankles) is the place to start. Depending upon where on the leg the ring bone is located (high or low). Use the ankle saver for 20 minutes at a time, at least once and preferably twice a day.
Thank goodness for BioScan. With almost daily treatment with the lights on her legs, neck, back, poll, hocks, etc - Misty has made amazing progress. She now stands straight legged most of the time, with very little palmer flexion at the knee. Her hind legs are now properly aligned under her hindquarters instead of tucked up under her. Originally, she was so weak in the hindquarters that the slightest tail pull could pull her over. Today, she is pulling back strongly and can handle side pulls as well. She rarely lays down and is now able to handle short round pen exercise at the walk and jog. In fact, she scared her owner this weekend by dragging her to the pen and proceeding to run, buck and rear in fun!
In December of 2005 I met Breeze. She was an 8 year old Morgan mare who was part of a string of horses used for taking tourists on trail rides here in the Coronado National Forest. She had been diagnosed with severe impaction almost 2 months before and was having to be flushed manually every day with water and given laxatives in order for her to pass manure. Her owner were about to put her down when we met.
I got called out to BioScan a group of horses at a local boarding facility. One of the horses was an elderly warmblood mare who had obviously had a hard life. After many years as a jumper and producing multiple babies her spine was torqued and her rear pasterns were almost touching the ground. Her owner simply wanted to offer her a “spa day” along with the other horses. 
My first introduction to BioScan products was in 1996 when I purchased an Arabian gelding named Sport. Sport was 8 years old and while I had a vet check I did not spring for x-rays or ultra-sounds. At this time I was riding with a group of beginning endurance riders led by one very experienced rider. We were riding 20 to 40 miles each week. Sport was having difficulties with stocking up and showed mild tendonitis but seemed to work out of it as he became more fit.