Pain is universal. Access to safe, effective pain relief is not.

An estimated 5.5 billion people worldwide lack adequate access to pain management. In underserved and resource-limited communities, untreated pain reduces workforce participation, disrupts education, increases healthcare utilization, and deepens poverty.

Pain Relief International works to close this gap through durable, community-based deployment.

We distribute reusable, long-lasting, drug-free pain relief technology to underserved populations — improving daily function, economic productivity, and quality of life.

The Problem

Pain is not only a medical issue.
It is a development issue.

In low-resource settings:

• Access to pharmaceuticals is inconsistent
• Ongoing medication costs are unsustainable
• Infrastructure limitations restrict treatment options
• Dependence on consumables creates recurring financial burden

Untreated or under-treated pain limits physical function, increases psychological stress, and reduces economic mobility.

Addressing pain is foundational to restoring participation in work, caregiving, and education.

Our Solution

Pain Relief International distributes a passive, reusable, non-pharmacologic pain relief technology designed for real-world conditions.

Our approach:

• Requires no electricity
• Requires no consumables
• Has long functional life
• Can be shared within families
• Functions in clinics, homes, and rural environments

By reducing reliance on pharmaceutical supply chains, we provide a sustainable self-management tool suitable for low-resource contexts.

Program Areas

Women’s Health & Workforce Participation
Supporting women experiencing menstrual and musculoskeletal pain to improve attendance, income stability, and maternal health outcomes.

Veterans & Workforce Recovery
Providing non-pharmacologic self-management tools that support continued activity and independence.

Rural & Low-Resource Communities
Enabling self-treatment where medical infrastructure is limited.

Local Manufacturing Partnerships
Developing regional production capacity to strengthen economic sustainability and reduce distribution barriers.

Sustainability Model

Our commitment extends beyond one-time distribution.

By prioritizing durability and reusability, we:

• Reduce waste and distribution costs
• Eliminate recurring consumable costs
• Support long-term access
• Increase cost-efficiency per beneficiary

Our community-centered distribution model includes local partnerships, education, and train-the-trainer frameworks to maximize adoption and impact.

Powered by NeuroCuple® Passive Technology

Pain Relief International deployments are enabled by NeuroCuple® passive nano-capacitive technology — a reusable, drug-free solution designed to function without electricity, consumables, or continuous medical supply chains.

By interacting with the body’s natural bioelectrical signaling, the technology may help reduce pain perception and support functional recovery without introducing pharmaceuticals or external energy.

Because it is durable and reusable, each device can be used repeatedly and shared within households — extending its benefit beyond a single individual.

Its broad applicability across common categories of pain supports community-level deployment without the need for condition-specific treatment pathways.

This makes it especially suited for underserved settings where continuity of care and access to ongoing resources cannot be guaranteed.

BUILT FOR GLOBAL HEALTH IMPACT

We designed our model around five essential principles:

Differentiated
A reusable, drug-free approach to pain self-management.

Implementable
Deployable without specialized infrastructure or ongoing supply requirements.

Investable
Low cost per beneficiary with measurable distribution and utilization metrics.

Scalable
Expandable from local pilots to regional and national programs.

Democratized
Accessible regardless of income, geography, or healthcare access.

Economic & Social Impact

Pain limits participation. Relief restores productivity.

Each deployment contributes to:

• Increased workforce participation
• Improved daily function
• Reduced reliance on higher-risk interventions
• Strengthened household stability
• Lower long-term healthcare burden

Reusable distribution models extend impact for years beyond initial deployment. With long functional life and shareability within households, each device generates expanding benefit over time.

Investments enable sustained, community-level access to drug-free pain relief — not single-use intervention.