You can already treat. Registration for a physiotherapy-only practice is genuinely light, but data protection, health and safety, insurance, tax and record-keeping still apply. The real risk sits elsewhere...
Kinefis: brand information, creams and product range
| 17 Aug, 2026
Kinefis is a Spanish physiotherapy equipment distributor's own brand.
Before you equip or restock your practice, knowing who is behind a brand helps you understand what you are buying, how stable the range...
Globus Genesy 600 vs Genesy 300 Pro: which should you buy?
| 11 Aug, 2026
The Globus Genesy 600 and the Globus Genesy 300 Pro are four-channel professional stimulators with the same dimensions and the same published electrical specifications. The one documented difference of...
Kinesiology tape colours: what do they really mean?
| 07 Aug, 2026
Blue to "bring swelling down", red to "activate", black to "add strength". That is the explanation doing the rounds in clinics, shops and changing rooms, and the reason some patients ask for a particular...
Strappal and Strappal Forte: specs, uses and differences
| 05 Aug, 2026
Strappal is a rigid zinc oxide tape used for functional taping. It stabilises the joint and restricts specific movements without immobilising it completely. It is made by BSN medical and comes in two versions...
Electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) applies electrical impulses through the skin to produce an involuntary muscle contraction. It is not a shortcut. In healthy adults, with training volume matched, a meta-analysis...
How to Choose Kinesiology Tape: A Guide for Physiotherapists
| 20 Jul, 2026
Choosing kinesiology tape comes down to five variables: material, adhesive, elasticity, format and durability. The brand name on its own does not settle the choice, because most of the tapes used in professional...
Essential Equipment for Opening a Physiotherapy Clinic
| 20 Jul, 2026
The core kit for opening a physiotherapy clinic comes down to eight categories, drawn from the eleven this guide covers. Which of them you actually need depends on the services you intend to offer and...
Kinesiology taping, also called kinesiology tape or kinesio tape, is an elastic strip applied to the skin to influence the sense of support, pain or movement, without restricting joint mobility the way...
AcuTop vs Temtex: Which Kinesiology Tape Should You Choose?
| 20 Jul, 2026
AcuTop and Temtex are two brands of professional kinesiology tape, both common in physiotherapy practice. AcuTop is a European brand belonging to DMC International (Düsseldorf); Temtex is the brand of...