In June we added CELLER8®'s device and two accessories to the public certification registry.
Each month we round up the PEMF certifications that went live on our public registry, so you can see what was tested and check any of it yourself. June brought one company onto the list, CELLER8®, with a device analysis and two accessory analyses. Here is what was certified, and what a certification like it confirms.
What CELLER8® had certified in June.
All three certifications went active on June 23, 2026, and each has its own public page in the registry that you can open and read.
- A device analysis of the CELLER8® device. Verify on the registry (report D2606072103, active).
- An accessory analysis of the CELLER8® accessory, certified with the CELLER8® device. Verify on the registry (report A2606072103, active).
- An accessory analysis of the Full Body Mat, certified with the CELLER8® device. Verify on the registry (report A2606151419, active).
We measure a device together with each accessory it runs, because the field a body feels comes from the driver and the accessory working as a pair, so the two accessory analyses cover the CELLER8® accessory and the Full Body Mat each in that pairing.
What a certification confirms, and how to check it.
A Gauss Labs certification records that we put the device and its accessory through our lab checks and what those checks found. For the CELLER8® certifications that meant confirming the pulse has a real, functional rising edge, that the device runs at a deliberate therapeutic frequency clear of power-line interference and within a recognized therapeutic band, that the accessory delivers a therapeutic field strength to the body, that the pulse is clean and well formed, that the measured performance stays within tolerance of the documented specification, and that the field reaches the body evenly in every direction around the accessory.
We keep a client's measured field values private, between us and them. What goes public is the certification and what it covers: the company, the item, whether it was a device or an accessory analysis, the pairing it was measured in, the date, and that the status is active. You can confirm all of that on the public registry without taking anyone's word for it.
That is the point of a monthly roundup. Every certification gets the same short entry and the same link, so the list stays a plain record of what was tested rather than a ranking of who did best.
Thinking about getting your device certified?
We measure a device and its accessories on our own equipment and certify what they output, then give you a public page buyers can look up. If you'd like to see what a finished certification looks like, our example reports are open to read.
Schedule a Call See Example ReportsWe will do this again at the start of next month with whatever was added, described the same plain way.