First I heard of Papimi so I can't help in comparing.

I would say try it out but shipping to Europe would mean a return if it doesn't work would be costly (Exchange rate, shipping etc).

And of course SOTA appears to be temporarily sold out:
http://www.sotainstruments.com/original/mpg/index.html

I read on this forum about the Beck Magnetic pulser, and also the Klemens (sp?).
Any advice on these or a similar machine?
Thanks in advance,
E.

It sounds like your looking for a machine that will decrease pain. The Beck Magnetic pulser helps a little but it is really only designed to kill or disable pathogens. It pulses every 6 seconds or so. The Klemens or a Tens machine would probably be closer to what your looking for.

There is also exercises like the wrestlers bridge for neck pain. Chest expanders (Stretch bands) for shoulder problems among other things.

Chazepping, it's interesting to me that while I have no first hand experience with PAPIMI, I started reading a bit about the theory on a couple different web forums close to 2 years ago. Since then, there have been one or two people who made a general "what can I do for help?" general help inquiry on a web forum. I replied along the lines of "you may want to look into PAPIMI", and there have now been 2 different people who've replied back saying "thanks, I tried it, and have experienced great results".

Following this line, after seeing your inquiry I revisited some of my saved URL sources for PAPIMI. I get the impression that things have changed or slowed down with the advancement of this technology. What this means? I do not know. Are you within reasonable proximity to Greece? Check the following link and the question may make more sense to you. Again, I do not even know if this group is still active, their last web page update was over 12 months ago. Good luck!

http://www.papimi.gr/newcenter.htm

http://www.papimi.gr/editorial.htm

http://www.papimi.com/

Yes. There is an alteratative device called a MagnaPulse. Search for it on google. They cost less than 1/3 of a Papimi. They're not cheap, but they deliver similar, and often superior results.