PFE25

Shown above is the PFE25 with its clear polycarbonate cover. Crafted from high-grade, engineering-grade materials, the PFE25 is built for exceptional durability—providing a lifetime of reliable use with zero maintenance required. Due to disappointing experiences with trying to open-source my prior technology, this new product will not be open-source. Patents have been filed so this product is patent pending. We have made agreements with a company that will be mass producing the PFE25 and they hope to have them available for purchase in the next sixty days.

Introducing the PFE25

The Next Generation PrimerField Array

In September 2024, I began developing an entirely new PrimerField magnetic array—one that is significantly stronger and more effective than any of its predecessors. Early testing shows that this new design not only outperforms the PrimerCube but is also far less expensive to produce.

We have produced 150 of these arrays, named the PFE25 (PrimerField Emitter 2025, marking the year it was perfected), and are making them available for free to individuals who understand that this is experimental technology and accept the risks involved. While no negative side effects have been observed so far, we strongly encourage recipients to exercise caution and carefully monitor how their body responds to its use.

The PFE25 emits a powerful magnetic field using high-strength rare-earth magnets. Because of its intensity, we designed a specialized metal container that shields the array during shipping, preventing interference with sensitive electronics, including aircraft guidance systems. If traveling by air, the PFE25 must always remain inside this metal container and be packed in checked luggage.

To date, no issues have been observed when using the PFE25 in automobiles or typical home environments. In fact, we encourage experimentation—many users report remarkable pain relief when using the PFE25 during travel and in daily life.

I hope you enjoy using the PFE25 and experience the remarkable results that so many others have shared with me.

God Bless,

Dave LaPoint

Shown above is the PFE25 magnetic array with its clear polycarbonate protective cover, alongside the custom-designed metal container. This container provides magnetic shielding, preventing the PFE25’s powerful magnetic fields from interfering with sensitive electronic instrumentation during air travel

Shown above is the PFE25 with its clear polycarbonate cover removed to provide a better view of the patented magnetic array. For safety, the PFE25 should never be used without this cover securely in place, as exposed high-strength rare-earth magnets can attract metal particles or objects. The cover also ensures the magnets remain securely contained within the array. We strongly advise against removing this protective cover unless absolutely necessary.

Above the PFE25 is shown with the clear protective cover in place.

Always keep this clear protective cover securely in place during use.

  • For optimal results, position the open end of the array facing the body and place it directly against the area being treated.

  • The PFE25 can be used through clothing or fabric, as long as there are no metallic materials between the array and the body.

Shown above is a recommended starting point for using the PFE25: placing it on the sternum. Our testing suggests that positioning the array here may help stimulate the vagus nerve, potentially providing benefits to the entire body.

As shown above and below, the PFE25 is positioned with the open end of the array facing the body, resting directly on the sternum.

Shown above is the PFE25 positioned at the base of the spine, a placement that can provide benefits to the entire body. For added convenience, the PFE25 can be secured inside a fanny pack like the one shown below, allowing users to enjoy its benefits while exercising, hiking, or simply relaxing at home.

The fanny pack shown above is available on Amazon for just $9.99.
After testing several options, we found this model to be the most effective and comfortable for use with the PFE25 Magnetic Array. One standout feature is the included extension strap, which makes it easy to wear as a crossbody pack for added versatility is positioning the PFE25 at a variety of locations on the body.

Click the image above to view or purchase the fanny pack directly on Amazon.

To keep the PFE25 Magnetic Array securely positioned inside the fanny pack,
we recommend using pillow poly fill or shredded memory foam. Both options provide a soft yet stable cushion that helps hold the array in place during use. These materials are readily available on Amazon or at major retailers like Walmart.

Shown above are small neck pillows available on Amazon that many users find ideal for holding the PFE25 Magnetic Array. These pillows make it easy and comfortable to position the PFE25 exactly where it’s needed. Each pillow features a zippered opening at one end, allowing for quick and simple insertion of the array. As shown below, these pillows are available in a variety of colors to suit your personal style. Click on either image to visit the Amazon page and order these convenient and comfortable pillows.

In the images below, the small pillow is shown as transparent to reveal the ideal placement of the PFE25 Magnetic Array inside the pillow. The open end of the array should be positioned facing the area you wish to treat. You can easily determine the orientation by feeling through the pillow to locate the open end of the array.

As shown in the images above and below, the pillow is rendered transparent to reveal the position of the PFE25 inside. Notice that the open end of the array is correctly oriented toward her body in both images.

In the four images below, you'll see a simple experiment you can try for yourself. Hold the PFE25 a few inches from your face and slowly move it side to side. When done correctly, most people report being able to feel the unique field emitted by the PFE25.

Using the PFE25 Magnetic Array to Locate and Treat Pain Relief Points

Overview

The PFE25 Magnetic Array has demonstrated the remarkable ability to provide rapid and often profound relief from various types of pain and discomfort — sometimes even eliminating the issue entirely after repeated use.

This guide explains how to locate what we will call a “relief point” — a specific location on the body where positioning the PFE25 leads to a sudden and significant reduction or elimination of pain, stiffness, or other symptoms. This effect is often immediate and can sometimes result in long-term improvement after continued use in the same location.

What Is a Relief Point?

A relief point is a specific spot on or near the body where the PFE25 magnetic array creates a rapid and noticeable improvement in symptoms. These symptoms might include:

  • Pain (acute or chronic)

  • Inflammation

  • Restricted mobility

  • Muscle tightness

  • Nerve discomfort

  • Anxiety, panic, or emotional dysregulation

These points are not always located directly where the pain is felt. Often, they are upstream or downstream along neural pathways or muscle chains, especially in cases of referred pain or systemic conditions.

How to Find a Relief Point

  1. Start Near the Affected Area
    Place the PFE25 near the area of discomfort. Hold it there for 30–60 seconds and observe any changes in sensation, pain level, range of motion, or mood.

  2. Move Gradually in Small Increments
    Slowly move the array in small increments (1–2 inches at a time) around the affected area. Pay attention to changes. A relief point is usually obvious: pain or discomfort will reduce suddenly, sometimes dramatically.

  3. Note the Orientation
    The open end of the PFE25 should always face the body. For best results, place the array as close to the skin as possible, though it can work through thin clothing.

  4. Observe for Sustained Relief
    Once a relief point is found, continue using the PFE25 in that exact location for extended periods — ideally during rest, sleep, or relaxation. Consistent use for several days often leads to lasting improvements.

Common Conditions and Likely Relief Point Locations

Here are examples of common conditions and where relief points are often found. These are starting suggestions — always be open to exploring adjacent areas.

1. Neck Pain / Limited Mobility (Whiplash, Strain, Arthritis)

  • Likely Relief Point: Upper back, just below the base of the skull (C1–C3 area), often slightly to one side.

  • Why: Many neck issues originate from tension or injury near the occipital region or upper trapezius muscles.

  • Tip: Try placing the array just below the occipital ridge while sitting or lying on your back.

2. Upper Back / Shoulder Blade Pain

  • Likely Relief Point: Between the shoulder blade and spine, about mid-height (T4–T7).

  • Why: These are common trigger points for referred neck or arm pain.

  • Tip: Lie on your back with the array tucked under the shoulder blade area, or use a fanny pack to hold it there upright.

3. Lower Back Pain / Sciatica

  • Likely Relief Point: Midline lower back (L3–L5), sacrum, or just above one buttock.

  • Why: This region contains nerve roots for much of the lower body.

  • Tip: Try both sides of the lower spine and gluteal area; sciatica often responds when the array is placed where the nerve root exits.

4. Hip Pain / Tight Hip Flexors

  • Likely Relief Point: Top of the thigh (front or side), or just inside the hip bone crest.

  • Why: Hip flexor tension or piriformis syndrome can refer pain widely.

  • Tip: Try seated or lying positions with the array secured in a fanny pack or belt pouch.

5. Foot Pain / Plantar Fasciitis / Non-Healing Injuries

  • Likely Relief Point: Back of the knee, calf, or ankle.

  • Why: Poor circulation or nerve signaling can come from further up the leg.

  • Tip: While foot placement is useful, also try placing the PFE25 at the sciatic nerve origin in the lower back or hamstring.

6. Anxiety / Panic Attacks / Dysregulated Nervous System

  • Likely Relief Point: Center of the chest (sternum), solar plexus, or just below the collarbone.

  • Why: These regions are rich in vagus nerve branches and emotional regulation centers.

  • Tip: Use the PFE25 over your sternum while lying down. Many users report a dramatic calming effect within minutes.

7. Insomnia

  • Likely Relief Point: Center of the chest (sternum) or back of the neck.

  • Why: These areas influence the parasympathetic nervous system (especially vagus nerve and brainstem).

  • Tip: Try sleeping with the array secured over the chest using a light wrap or shirt pocket.

8. Brain Fog / Cognitive Fatigue

  • Likely Relief Point: Upper neck, occipital ridge, or forehead (frontal cortex).

  • Why: These areas relate to cranial nerve activity, circulation, and brain oxygenation.

  • Tip: Try the back of the neck first; move around the base of the skull.

9. Cold Extremities (due to Hashimoto’s or circulation issues)

  • Likely Relief Point: Base of the spine, lower back, or sternum.

  • Why: These central points influence autonomic regulation of temperature and circulation.

  • Tip: Repeated daily use over the sternum may support better vagal tone and circulation.

Best Practices for Use

  • Duration: Use the PFE25 in the relief point area for at least 30 minutes, up to several hours. Sleeping with it in place is highly effective.

  • Frequency: Daily use, especially at night, is ideal. You may reduce frequency as symptoms improve.

  • Re-evaluate: As symptoms change, try scanning for new relief points — the body may shift its patterns as it heals.

Final Notes

  • Be Patient, But Attentive: Some users experience instant relief; others take a few sessions to find the right location or get results.

  • Everyone Is Unique: The body’s energy and nerve pathways vary from person to person. Don’t be afraid to explore.

  • Long-Term Benefit: Once a relief point has been used successfully over time, the problem often doesn’t return — even without continued use.