Recovery Systems Launches the Equine RegenRug Pro — the World’s First 3-in-1 Far-Infrared, PEMF, and Red Light Therapy Rug for Performance Horses.

Singapore-based recovery technology brand brings three professional-grade equine therapy modalities into a single portable rug, priced at under a third of leading single-modality competitors.

SINGAPORE, 11 June 2026 — Recovery Systems Pte Ltd, the Singapore-based health and wellness technology brand trusted by leading racing stables, polo clubs, and equine veterinarians across Asia, North America, Australia, and Europe, today announced the launch of the Equine RegenRug Pro — a wearable therapy rug that simultaneously delivers far-infrared heat therapy, pulsed electromagnetic field (PEMF) therapy at 7.83 Hz, and red light photon therapy across a performance horse’s full back, topline, and hindquarters.

The Equine RegenRug Pro represents a significant advancement in accessible equine wellness technology. Where professional PEMF systems, such as the BEMER Horse-Set, retail at USD $3,000 to $4,200 for a single modality, the RegenRug Pro delivers three independent or combined therapy modes for USD $1197 — making multi-modal equine therapy accessible to a far broader range of horse owners, trainers, and equestrian facilities for the first time.

“We have been building Recovery Systems around one principle since 2016: professional-grade therapy should not require a professional budget. The Equine RegenRug Pro is the most complete expression of that principle we have ever launched. Three therapies, one rug, under a thousand dollars. No horse owner should have to choose between far-infrared, PEMF, and photon therapy when the science is clear that all three serve a different and complementary purpose.”

— Michael Lyons, Founder & CEO, Recovery Systems

The Product

The Equine RegenRug Pro integrates three distinct therapeutic modalities into a single water-resistant, adjustable-strap equine rug, each controlled independently or in combination via a digital USB-C rechargeable controller:

•  Far-Infrared Heat Therapy (30–60°C, adjustable, timers of 1h / 4h / 8h / 12h): FIR waves penetrate several centimetres into the deep muscle and connective tissue of the horse’s back and hindquarters — driving circulation, accelerating lactic acid clearance, warming the longissimus dorsi before exercise, and releasing chronic back tension. Unlike conventional stable rugs, far-infrared delivers therapeutic warmth directly at depth without overheating the skin surface.

•  PEMF Therapy at 7.83 Hz — the Schumann Resonance (30-minute auto-cycle): Pulsed electromagnetic fields at the Earth’s own natural ionospheric frequency pass through all tissue types, including bone, stimulating ATP production at the cellular level, supporting cartilage and bone health, reducing the inflammatory response to exercise, and promoting deep structural repair that surface therapies cannot reach. Regular PEMF use has been associated with improved range of motion, reduced soreness, and a visibly more settled disposition in stabled horses.

•  Red Light Photon Therapy (independent or combined with PEMF): Specific wavelengths of red photon energy are absorbed by mitochondria across the full back panel, driving collagen synthesis in tendons and connective tissue, supporting soft tissue healing, and improving neuromuscular firing patterns — contributing to freer, more coordinated movement through the back and hindquarters over time.

All three modalities can be activated independently or simultaneously. The digital controller features a real-time temperature display with Celsius/Fahrenheit toggle, memory for settings, a 12-hour auto-off safety function, and USB-C charging via power banks for fully portable operation. The rug’s water-resistant construction and adjustable Velcro straps accommodate horses of all sizes across all disciplines.

Market Context

The global equine healthcare market was valued at approximately USD 2.5 to 3.6 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach USD 4.6 to 5.8 billion by 2030 to 2034, growing at a compound annual growth rate of approximately 6 to 8 per cent. The Middle East and Africa equine healthcare market generated USD 102 million in 2024 and is projected to grow at 9.6 per cent annually through 2033 — one of the fastest regional growth rates globally — driven by significant equine infrastructure investment across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar.

The equine multi-modal therapy segment has historically been dominated by high-cost professional and practitioner systems, placing combination therapy out of reach for the majority of horse owners. The Equine RegenRug Pro addresses this gap directly — combining three therapy modalities that would cost USD $3,000 to $12,000 through professional equipment channels into a single owner-operated device at USD $997.

Photobiomodulation has emerged as a cornerstone of non-invasive veterinary care in 2026, with the Equine Veterinary Journal publishing a systematic review of photobiomodulation in equine tendinopathies in 2024, and research from Frontiers in Veterinary Science concluding that red light therapy is a safe, non-invasive method for promoting tissue repair and reducing pain in horses. PEMF therapy has been used therapeutically for over a century in human medicine and is an active area of medical research in equine research, with a 2025 ScienceDirect study examining PEMF blanket therapy in 36 horses over 15 days.

Veterinary Endorsements

The Equine Air Pro compression boots — Recovery Systems’ flagship leg recovery product and sister product to the RegenRug Pro — have earned endorsements from veterinary professionals at two of Singapore’s most respected equine institutions:

“Intermittent compression is a good concept. It brings more blood circulation to the limbs. With more blood circulation comes more oxygen and more nutrition to the tissues — that is what helps speed up the healing process, especially in tendon and ligament cases. It will warm up the legs, improve blood circulation to the lower limbs, and the horse will definitely feel better. From a health point of view, the horses will definitely benefit.”

— Dr Sukumar Shetty, Veterinarian, Singapore Polo Club

“When I first heard about the idea of human compression therapy being applied at the Turf Club, I was reasonably excited. It’s a bit of a passion of mine. We do a lot of orthopaedic surgery at the time of diagnosis and injury, but we’re not really following through long-term. As in human sports medicine, research has shown that the more effort you put in during the post-injury time, the better the outcomes.”

— Dr Dan Shaw, Veterinarian, Singapore Turf Club

Trusted By

Recovery Systems equine products are in active use at leading stables across the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, and India.

About Recovery Systems Pte Ltd

Recovery Systems Pte Ltd is a Singapore-based health and wellness technology company founded in 2016 by Coach Michael Lyons, a certified health and wellness coach with a background in elite sports performance. The company develops and distributes professional-grade compression and recovery therapy systems for human athletes and performance horses, operating across 10+ global currencies and serving customers in Singapore, the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, and India. Recovery Systems’ equine product range is trusted by leading racing stables, polo clubs, and veterinary professionals across Asia, North America, and Australia.