G5 - General Physiotherapy Inc

G5 Brand Medical Devices, G5 Brand percussors and G5 Brand Massage Modalities are recognized as the most Powerful, Reliable, and Durable in the world. Our mission is to continually innovate and expand our product offerings to meet the diverse needs of therapists in various fields, while maintaining the highest standards of engineering, manufacturing, and customer support. We strive to provide cutting-edge, effective, and versatile treatments that enhance the practices of professional therapists and improve the lives of their patients. With more than 250,000 G5® massage and percussion products sold worldwide, the G5® brand of products has become firmly established as part of the basic equipment of professional therapists in the fields of respiratory therapy, physical therapy, chiropractic sports medicine, and spa and beauty salons throughout the world. Our products are used in professional sports every day across the world including for international FIFA soccer teams and numerous NFL teams. Even Derek Jeter has a G5® Professional Massager. Besides professional sports use, our products are also designed and manufactured for regular clinical use. We have received countless reports of users that have had the same machine for 20, 30, and even 40 years. This is because we use an over-specced power supply and motor combo to minimize burnout. We are continuing to sponsor and are currently commissioning pioneering research into the effects of lower frequency waves traversing tissue—the kind our devices produce—and how the effect is better and different than a straight percussive. We welcome you to explore our website, g5.com. We look forward to working with you to develop new and imaginative uses for our excellently-engineered line of G5® massage and percussion products. With factories in St. Louis, Missouri and Casteljaloux, France, we distribute our products worldwide. G5 medical devices stand out in the market due to unique technology and superior performance.

• Employees 12
• Founded 1957