Om 136.1 Weighted Tuning Fork for Healing, Made in The USA, Chakra Healing, Sound Therapy for Reducing Inflammation, Meditation, Relaxation, Sound Healing Instruments & Sound Therapy Instruments

Ideal for Chakra Healing and
Relaxation: This Low Om 136.1H z sound healing instrument is excellent for chakra healing, easing stress and anxiety, and calming the mind. Favored by Reiki masters, massage therapists, and energy practitioners, it encourages deep relaxation, making it suitable for personal meditation and professional sound therapy sessions. Medical Grade and
High Quality: Made from durable aluminum alloy, this medical grade tuning fork is professionally machined, not molded, ensuring long-lasting performance and precision. It is calibrated to meet Reynolds Aluminum Engineering Study standards, delivering pure tone frequencies specifically created for sound healing. Its sturdy construction makes it appropriate for regular use in any therapeutic setting.
Complete Set: This 136.1H z healing tuning fork includes a soft protective pouch for convenient carrying and storage. It works well with Biosonics tuning forks, allowing for versatile use alongside other sound healing instruments. The tuning fork is professionally machined and tuned, providing steady, high-quality sound for each session. Engineered for Precision and
Clear Harmonics: This tuning fork is designed for exact accuracy, featuring a pure tone verified over 30 years. Its distinct harmonics foster relaxation and a meditative state, enabling you to enjoy the advantages of sound healing in a dependable manner. A vital tool for anyone dedicated to frequency healing devices.
Precision-Tuned for Optimal Therapy: Each tuning fork is accurately tuned to within 0.5 % of the specified 136.1H z frequency at 20°C (68°F). This degree of precision is essential for sound therapy instruments, offering trustworthy outcomes and uniform sound quality. Whether you are a professional or new to using tuning forks for healing, this tool delivers excellent performance and effectiveness