BioElectronics Corporation (OTC: BIEL), a leader in bioelectronic, drug-free pain therapy, today announced the imminent commercial launch of ActiPatch in Taiwan by its appointed distributor, Aphrodite Medical Group. This expansion marks a significant step in bringing non-invasive pain relief to a new market, challenging traditional pharmaceutical approaches.
Aphrodite Medical Group, a well-established healthcare provider in Taiwan with a broad clinical footprint, will lead market introduction, physician engagement, and patient access initiatives across its network and affiliated channels. The partnership leverages Aphrodite's clinical infrastructure to scale the therapy effectively.
ActiPatch is a US FDA-cleared, non-invasive, drug-free medical device that delivers pulsed shortwave therapy to modulate pain at the peripheral nerve level. Each device provides up to 720 hours of continuous therapy and is designed for extended wear, including during sleep, offering a practical, patient-friendly alternative to pharmaceuticals. The initial shipment of units has been completed, positioning ActiPatch for a coordinated market launch in Q2 2026, focusing on musculoskeletal pain management with potential for expansion into other clinical applications.
Kelly Whelan, CEO of BioElectronics Corporation, stated, "The appointment of Aphrodite Medical Group establishes a strong commercial foundation for ActiPatch in Taiwan. Their clinical infrastructure and commitment to advanced patient care make them a capable partner to introduce and scale this therapy in a meaningful way." Yang Pei-Hsien, Vice President of Aphrodite Medical Group, added, "We are pleased to bring ActiPatch to Taiwan as part of our commitment to delivering innovative, patient-centered therapies. This technology aligns with the growing demand for safe, effective, and drug-free pain management options."
The Taiwan launch reinforces BioElectronics' strategy to expand through high-quality distribution partnerships in key markets while maintaining focus on clinically validated, scalable bioelectronic therapies. More information is available at the original press release: www.newmediawire.com.
