Pantheon Research
U.S.-based designer and manufacturer of clinical electroacupuncture and microcurrent stimulators. Product focus includes waveform and pulse-parameter engineering for percutaneous use, multi-channel stimulators, accessory electrode systems, on-device safety diagnostics, practitioner education, and in-house technical service.
Industries
Nr. of Employees
medium (51-250)
Pantheon Research
Venice, California, United States
Products
12‑channel electroacupuncture stimulator (clinical)
Twelve independent-channel percutaneous stimulator combining milliampere and microcurrent outputs with programmable frequency, pulse width modulation, and frequency/pulse-width sweep capabilities for multi-site clinical protocols.
8‑channel electroacupuncture stimulator
Eight-channel percutaneous stimulator with separate groups of outputs configured for milliampere and microcurrent therapy, symmetrical biphasic waveforms and integrated diagnostic features.
4‑channel electroacupuncture stimulator
Four-channel percutaneous stimulator with symmetrical biphasic waveforms and precision frequency calibration for focused clinical protocols.
Portable clinical microcurrent stimulator
Compact two-channel microcurrent device intended for non-percutaneous applications (surface electrodes and facial probes) with selectable microampere current settings, polarity control and rechargeable battery.
Electrode leads, clips and accessory probes
Range of needle and surface electrode accessories including small insulated clips, alligator-style leads, reusable adhesive pads, facial probes and grounding probes with different connector types for compatibility with device outputs.
Accredited microcurrent training course
Distance continuing-education course focused on microcurrent facial rejuvenation and protocol application, offered with CEU credit.
12‑channel electroacupuncture stimulator (clinical)
Twelve independent-channel percutaneous stimulator combining milliampere and microcurrent outputs with programmable frequency, pulse width modulation, and frequency/pulse-width sweep capabilities for multi-site clinical protocols.
8‑channel electroacupuncture stimulator
Eight-channel percutaneous stimulator with separate groups of outputs configured for milliampere and microcurrent therapy, symmetrical biphasic waveforms and integrated diagnostic features.
4‑channel electroacupuncture stimulator
Four-channel percutaneous stimulator with symmetrical biphasic waveforms and precision frequency calibration for focused clinical protocols.
Portable clinical microcurrent stimulator
Compact two-channel microcurrent device intended for non-percutaneous applications (surface electrodes and facial probes) with selectable microampere current settings, polarity control and rechargeable battery.
Electrode leads, clips and accessory probes
Range of needle and surface electrode accessories including small insulated clips, alligator-style leads, reusable adhesive pads, facial probes and grounding probes with different connector types for compatibility with device outputs.
Accredited microcurrent training course
Distance continuing-education course focused on microcurrent facial rejuvenation and protocol application, offered with CEU credit.
Services
Remote troubleshooting and in‑house diagnostic repair services for clinical devices, including paid repairs outside warranty and return logistics.
Optional extended coverage that provides expedited device replacement logistics within the continental U.S. to reduce clinical downtime.
Distance and online continuing-education programs covering device operation, stimulation parameter selection, safety, condition-based protocols and oncology-specific safety modifications; courses are offered for licensed practitioners and may include CEU credit.
Remote troubleshooting and in‑house diagnostic repair services for clinical devices, including paid repairs outside warranty and return logistics.
Optional extended coverage that provides expedited device replacement logistics within the continental U.S. to reduce clinical downtime.
Distance and online continuing-education programs covering device operation, stimulation parameter selection, safety, condition-based protocols and oncology-specific safety modifications; courses are offered for licensed practitioners and may include CEU credit.
Expertise Areas
- Clinical trial–aligned protocol development for electrostimulation
- Integrative oncology supportive therapy (symptom control for chemotherapy)
- Percutaneous stimulation waveform and pulse-parameter engineering
- Multi-channel stimulator system design
Key Technologies
- Symmetrical biphasic waveform design
- Short pulse, low duty-cycle microcurrent delivery
- Pulse-width modulation and dynamic sweep
- Frequency sweep and dynamic frequency modulation
News & Updates
Guide explaining pulse width, pulse-width modulation/sweep and frequency sweep functions and their clinical rationale for targeting nerve fibers and reducing neural accommodation.
Technical overview of biphasic pulses, polarization, microcurrent waveform duty cycle, and safety considerations for percutaneous needle stimulation.
Summary of safety considerations, contraindications and regulatory oversight for electroacupuncture devices used by trained professionals.
Article discussing potential mechanisms and research context for electroacupuncture in regulation of blood pressure and autonomic function.
Discussion of microcurrent therapy applications in ocular health and proposed mechanisms such as improved blood flow and neural support.
Technical overview of waveform choices (square, sine, biphasic) and implications for safety, comfort and physiological effect in electroacupuncture.
Guide explaining pulse width, pulse-width modulation/sweep and frequency sweep functions and their clinical rationale for targeting nerve fibers and reducing neural accommodation.
Technical overview of biphasic pulses, polarization, microcurrent waveform duty cycle, and safety considerations for percutaneous needle stimulation.
Summary of safety considerations, contraindications and regulatory oversight for electroacupuncture devices used by trained professionals.
Article discussing potential mechanisms and research context for electroacupuncture in regulation of blood pressure and autonomic function.
Discussion of microcurrent therapy applications in ocular health and proposed mechanisms such as improved blood flow and neural support.
Technical overview of waveform choices (square, sine, biphasic) and implications for safety, comfort and physiological effect in electroacupuncture.