ResoField vs Tennant BioModulator
These products are not interchangeable. This comparison separates documented product features from the browser workflow in ResoField.
Sources checked on 11 October 2026
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Verified facts
The table below uses current manufacturer pages, official shops and regulatory documents. A manufacturer claim describes what that company says. It is not independent proof of medical effectiveness.
| Subject | Tennant BioModulator | ResoField |
|---|---|---|
| Product type | Handheld electrical stimulation devices in three models: Plus, Plus2 and Pro 2.1. They are sold by Senergy Wellness in Irving, Texas, which says the line was developed together with Avazzia. In the United States you need a written prescription to buy one. | Browser application for reference libraries, client profiles, custom lists, protocols and planning. |
| Price | Archived copies of the official Senergy shop list 3,197 dollars for the Plus and 7,997 dollars for the Pro 2.1 (16 February 2026), and 4,997 dollars for the Plus2 (4 April 2026). A practitioner package was listed at 17,997 dollars. The live shop did not load on 11 October 2026, so ask Senergy for the current price. | Free at the time of this review. |
| Output and workflow | An electrical current through the skin, via electrodes on the device or pads. Senergy calls it microcurrent stimulation. The effect stays where the electrodes touch the body. | No audio, electrical current, PEMF or other physical device signal. |
| Capacity and customisation | According to Senergy, the Plus2 has 7 modes and the Pro 2.1 more than 60. Older SCENAR Tennant BioModulator models appear in the FDA database under clearance K092117 from the Russian maker RITM OKB. | Custom lists and protocols are available. The new app allows up to 20 active plans per account and up to 6 scheduled rounds at the same time. |
| Banerji protocols | No built in Banerji library was found in the public product information reviewed. | Custom protocols are available. The built in Banerji reference library covers 433 conditions and 1,839 protocol lines. |
| Evidence and limits | Senergy states FDA clearance as a Class II nerve stimulator for pain relief (21 CFR 882.5890), for chronic intractable pain and post surgical or post traumatic pain. In a 2019 open label trial with 100 service members, the device on its basic setting reduced pain about as much as TENS and acupuncture. Most of that effect was gone one month later. | ResoField is not a medical device and does not diagnose or treat disease. |
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What this means in practice
Tennant BioModulator provides its own hardware, service or measurement workflow. ResoField is software for organising reference material and practitioner work. It does not reproduce a physical signal or measurement.
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