If you’re reading this post, you’re probably in pain, and are looking for something — anything — to help turn down the level on the pain. Signal Relief is the latest snake-oil product from nCAP. Heard of Kailo Pain relief patches? This is almost a clone product, being released by the same group of people … [Read more…]
I think TaoPatch is a scam (see my article here). I also think that they are deliberately trying to market their product as a Medical Device without seeking medical approval, such as from the FDA. The following information is copied from the TaoPatch website in verbatim. However, on their website it is password protected and … [Read more…]
I’ll try to keep this one short…. if people want to ask me a question, please leave a comment. Let’s look at the info on the Taopatch website, and then look at the evidence that Taopatch provides. If you are a Multiple-Sclerosis patient looking at Taopatch for MS treatment, please tread carefully. Don’t be persuaded … [Read more…]
In the last year I’ve successfully switched to a PC for work and home. I felt that this was not by choice – an outcome I’ve ranted about before. I’m revisiting this, as I saw a recent video (embedded below – skip to 2:38) where I think Dave2D nailed this issue, giving a clear explanation … [Read more…]
I saw a tweet today that reminded me of a quick tale from a few years ago, from before my blog existed. I’d like to think this post qualifies me as a “real hacker”™. Dear infosec Twitter, I'm looking for the crappiest IoT device I can buy on Amazon or anywhere in the EU. Something … [Read more…]
So what exactly is Kailo? What is Kailo made of? Before we go into what I found out through my own investigation and testing of the product, what does Kailo’s designers claim it to be? On their website FAQ page, Kailo is claimed to be… made from “billions of tiny capacitors” “formed on a waterproof … [Read more…]
If you’re reading this, you’re probably in pain. Pain sucks, and I can fully understand the idea of being “willing to try anything”. However, Kailo smelled suspiciously like a scam from day one. I’ve posted a number of articles about Kailo and nCap, and about their claims for how kailo works, and the discussions in … [Read more…]
Well, I said I wouldn’t do it … but I did it anyway. In the name of science, I bought a Kailo with my own money. $119 freedom dollars from Amazon USA. Plus international shipping and freight to Australia, and this pad certainly was no bargain. I think it’s time to give some factual answers … [Read more…]
Kailo has recently been featured in the Cedar Wings magazine, alongside a bunch of real pain relief solutions. But they don’t discuss Kailo – they only reprinted the blurb from the Kailo website. It’s like someone googled “pain relief” and copy pasted the first five links they found. Just shameful fake news! For wireless signals … [Read more…]
Kailo vs nCAP – best pain relief patches nCAP and Kailo are very similar products for non-invasive pain relief patches, so I decided to do a comparison of the two products. I hope this helps people who are trying to work out if Kailo is worth it for them. Learn more about my thoughts on … [Read more…]