The Lokosana sleeping and grounding pad by SAMINA is a certified medical device (CE)[1] according to the EU standards established and administered by Swissmedic[2] for the promotion of sleep and quality regeneration. Lokosana
® Grounding Pads by SAMINA are hand-crafted in Austria and contain:
- Organic cotton woven with pure silver threads
- Bio-magnets that mimic the earth\'s natural magnetic field (available for special order without bio-magnets).
- A thin layer of virgin wool for a bit of padded comfort that serves as a moisture pathway.
- A cover made from 100% certified organic cotton that encases the thin wool and cotton/silver fabric.
- A white coiled cord connects the plug with the grounding pad.
- A standard 3-pronged plug that connects directly to the ground via an outlet to the electric panel.
When used with SAMINA sleep systems, the pad is placed directly beneath the SAMINA wool pad topper & on top of the natural rubber mattress. When used with other mattresses, we suggest placing directly on the mattress and under a protection cover with sheets over both.
For additional information, see
Lokosana Grounding Pad.
Learn more, see
Sleeping Grounded.
[1] A medical device is not medicine, but something intended to be used by and on humans for the purpose of alleviating symptoms, to treat disease or injuries, or otherwise to support health. Medical devices are designated with the letters CE indicating the product meets the requirements for efficacy, safety, performance, and quality. Certified medical devices are then monitored continuously to ensure these requirements are maintained once in use by the public.
[2] Swissmedic, the Swiss Agency for Therapeutic Products, is the body responsible for monitoring medical devices and the system of compliance assessment and certification of medical devices for Switzerland and recognized throughout the European Union (EU). The certification process is overseen by Swissmedic which issues permits to test the device, conduct clinical trials (known as investigations in Europe), and then, importantly, owns the responsibility for after-market vigilance.
