ResoField vs BioCharger
The BioCharger NG is a cabinet of about 68 pounds that fills a room with light, PEMF, voltage and frequencies. ResoField is free software in your browser. They do very different things, so this page is mostly about which one fits your work.
A $17,990 device next to a free browser app.
Sources checked: October 2026
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Essential, Essential Plus or Professional, plus shipping
Phone, tablet or computer with a browser
28 x 18.5 x 24 inches, up to 1,100 W from a grounded outlet
No sound, current, light or PEMF
Gas tubes with argon, neon, krypton, xenon and helium; 5 Hz to 50 kHz on a 217 kHz carrier
Homeopathy, RIFE, bioresonance and the Banerji library
myCloud library, updates included for 1 to 4 years depending on edition
Plans run at set times, up to 20 active plans per account
1 to 4 users is the usual group, up to 6 around the device
Profiles, notes and treatment history
The product pages we checked describe none
Not in the public product information
Not with metal plates near the head; 6 feet distance to start with a pacemaker or other implant
Makes no health claims
The maker calls it a wellness platform, not a medical device
Library updates included for 1 to 4 years; business financing from $359 a month
What the BioCharger Does Well
Whatever you think of the claims, the BioCharger is a well finished product with a clear use. These are the parts that hold up.
A Physical Experience
You sit next to a machine that glows, hums and gives off a field you can sometimes feel as tingling. The maker lists light from six gases, PEMF, voltage and frequencies from 5 Hz to 50 kHz. Software cannot give anyone that experience.
Hands Free, in Groups
Nobody wears electrodes or holds anything. A session lasts about 10 to 15 minutes, and the maker says up to six people can sit around the device at once. For a spa or gym that is an easy service to sell.
A Complete Business Package
The $19,990 Professional bundle comes with training, a cart, three business consultations, 25 co branded recipes, a banner, brochures and a listing on the Find a BioCharger page. Every edition has a 45 day satisfaction guarantee.
A BioCharger owner buys a device that puts physical energy into a room, and usually charges per session. ResoField does none of that. It is a workplace for practitioners who choose remedies, frequencies and protocols for a client and broadcast them from the app. If you want a machine people sit next to, ResoField is not a replacement. If what you need is libraries, client records and plans, you do not need a $17,990 cabinet for that.
Key Differences with BioCharger
BioCharger sells hardware for a room. ResoField is software for a practice. These are the differences that matter when you choose.
$17,990 or Nothing
The cheapest BioCharger edition is $17,990 plus shipping, and the Professional bundle is $19,990. Business buyers can finance from $359 a month after credit approval. ResoField costs nothing and needs no card to sign up.
- No purchase, no shipping, no financing
- No library updates that end after the included period
- All features in the free account
Works Wherever You Are
The BioCharger weighs about 68 pounds and needs a 110 volt outlet with a verified earth ground. ResoField runs in the browser of the phone, tablet or laptop you already own, and you can install it as an app.
- Nothing to ship, plug in or move between rooms
- Same account on every device
- Available in English, Dutch, German, French and Spanish
Built Around the Client
A BioCharger recipe reaches whoever sits near the device. ResoField starts from the client: a profile, notes, a history of every treatment, and plans that broadcast at set times, even when the app is closed.
- Client profiles with notes and treatment history
- Up to 20 active plans per account
- Protocols you build once and reuse
Libraries You Can Add To
BioCharger works from its recipe library in myCloud. ResoField has libraries for homeopathy with C, D and LM potencies, RIFE programmes and bioresonance, plus the Banerji library with 433 conditions. What the bank lacks, you add yourself.
- Homeopathy, RIFE and bioresonance in one app
- Banerji library with 1,839 protocol lines
- Your own remedies, frequencies and test lists
What ResoField Does Not Do
ResoField gives off no light, no PEMF, no voltage and no sound. Nobody feels anything from the app itself. If the physical session in a room is what your clients come for, a device like the BioCharger offers something ResoField does not.
- No physical signal of any kind
- Not a medical device, no diagnosis or treatment of disease
- You choose and test what goes out yourself
Everything You Use,
Even What the Bank Misses
A BioCharger runs the recipes in its myCloud library, more than 1,400 of them. In ResoField the library is a starting point. Type any name that is missing and it sits next to the rest, ready to use.
Own remedies with your own rate
A name the bank does not have, the digits beside it, and it sits in the library with the rest.
In bioresonance the name is the rate
Type a word, a target or an intention and ResoField derives the rate from that name.
Straight into a treatment
Your own entries stand next to the bank in the library, so you tick them and broadcast.
No library to renew. Add what you need and use it straight away.
The Real Price Tag
What does each platform actually cost over time?
Frequently Asked Questions About BioCharger vs ResoField
How much does a BioCharger cost?
What does a single BioCharger session cost?
Does the BioCharger really work?
How do you use a BioCharger?
Is the BioCharger a medical device?
What is the difference between BioCharger and ResoField?
Is there a free alternative to the BioCharger?
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