Only handful of prototypes were made by @Bob and the commercial product is not yet available. My prototype was awesome and has helped both my wife and me.
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This is a good example of how long it takes to bring a high-quality new product to market. I can tell you that my colleagues are developing the best product possible, with excellent design features, extensive quality testing and incorporating user feedback along the way.
Most products in this category hit the market with a splash then disappear in just a few months. Seriously, how many come to mind? I can think of one or two every year. I think this is finally the product that will work as advertised, brought to you by a reliable company dedicated to science, high quality and honesty… which is exactly why I chose to work with them.
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Great to hear. Have you as well ordered the Pemf Caps from Stimufield?
Our prototype still works great, so right now I don’t plan to buy it. But telling others about the Stimufield PEMF caps.
I received an email today about the Stimufield cap, see below:
" We know you’ve been waiting patiently—and we’re incredibly grateful for that. While we can’t share an exact delivery date yet, we want to bring you behind the scenes and share a few important updates:
1. Improved Fit with Sizing
We’ve introduced multiple sizes to ensure the best possible fit for your StimuField cap. A better fit means better performance. If you haven’t provided your head measurement yet, we’d be grateful if you could. You can find instructions here.
2. Accreditation Testing Underway
This week, our testing lab began the official accreditation process using the final version of the device—the very one you’ll receive. These tests are essential to ensure we meet the highest safety and quality standards.
Meanwhile, our team is working daily to produce all components and prepare for final assembly.
We’re not cutting corners—we’re building something that’s meant to last.
Thank you again for being part of this journey with us.
Ana Villalba
Chief Executive Officer
StimuSIL, Inc."
I know the team at StimuSIL, so I can assure everyone that they are doing their best to bring a great product to the market. This takes time and a lot of effort. I encourage everyone to please be patient. You will not be disappointed.
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can you ask someone you know in either market to purchase and ship to you? not ideal, but maybe worth exploring…
on a side note, I’ve definitely been happy about reduction of hair fall when used. I’ve taken a short break from pemf mainly bc i haven’t made time to redo my tangle of coils, needing to get new coils, needing to cleanup some of the stickiness from past experiments with different types of tapes 
… and placement and access of outlet after moving sleeping location…
in other words, it had become less convenient and a bit of a mess as well as things have gotten quite busy in the past year.
of course, as the benefits began to evaporate, the priority and interest of using what works began to climb up my list of things to do. anyway… not quite back at the regular use, but 3x a week should hopefully be good enough to control the hair fall and general use of pemf
from my personal experience, the hat has been a factor in reducing amount of hair fall 
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@Rick @Lala @blufforfold @Rgstratto @Lal @Madsy @mbbj
(Posted elsewhere to make sure everyone who expressed interest sees this update)
BREAKING NEWS:
A few minutes ago my colleagues at StimuSIL notified me that product certification for the hat is complete, and that they are now finalizing the first lot. As soon as they know they will confirm exact dates for delivery, expected in just a few weeks. Fingers crossed!
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Hi Bob,
I went to their website and it looks like one of their units will cost $1000. Are you able to negotiate a discount code for your longtime customers?
Well, honestly, that’s actually a very reasonable price for a product like this that actually works, that involved a huge amount of development resources. Just consider the time they spent developing the product. They had dozens of people working on it for a year and have not made one cent on it yet. I think the price tag of $1000 is likely as low as they could go. I have been consistently suggesting they charge an absolute minimum and make their profit through long-term delivery of a high-value product that people like, use, and recommend to others.
Micro-pulse products only cost so little because I just did all of the technical, engineering, scientific, design, manufacturing, and testing work by myself. Most products require dozens of people and massive resources. This is my hobby (I have a day job), I don’t need to make a living off of it. So its probably not fair or accurate to compare the price of micro-pulse products with any other well-designed PEMF product. They simply would need to cost much more than micro-pulse products.
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Looks beautiful!!! Looks like nice design/construction.
Looks very nice to me.
Let us know what you think when you have tried it!
I’m curious @Bob, would you expect your coil tester that you send with your ICES devices to illuminate from the cap when it is operating? I’m not seeing anything from the tester I tried, either inside or outside of the cap. I verified the tester works with an A9, & I tried it with the cap in a dark room but no dice.
@gunplt see @Bob’s post on the prototype cap - same question/answer:
Per that link, as expected, the coil tester for the A9, M1, C5, doesn’t light up with the prototype cap
The coil diameter and array configuration of the hat are not compatible with the hex coil tester for micro-pulse products. It requires a different tester geometry.
I suspected as much. Thanks to both you & @TajD for the response to the redundant question. I listened for the clicks before trying the tester. It’s funny as I read your responses & write mine I am wearing the cap, and I can hear it (very low) of course it’s about 4:30AM and its much quieter now. My body is still on Korea time, lol. Thanks again to you both!
Oh, I am thinking of running an experiment, baselining myself with the brain gauge, & then monitoring 1x / month, once I have started a daily regimen w/ the cap. It will be interesting to see if any deviations show up in the results. I suppose to make such 1 off data have any relevance I should do at least 2 - 3 months using the brain gauge 1x / month without using the cap first…
Just a thought.
Colin
That will be very interesting.
I am very curious what your findings will be. (In jest:) Hey, and then you could add a youtube channel and you will be like Dr. Cody Rall who shares all his n=1 experiments on his Tech For Psych channel.