Marodyne LiV uses Low-Intensity Vibration to gently stimulate the body's own natural response — increasing bone mineral density, improving blood flow and building muscle strength. Just 10 minutes a day, at home.
Marodyne LiV is a medical device (Class IIa) certified and approved by the European Union (MDD 93/42 / EEC Annex II) and registered on the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods (ARTG 317506). It is the world's only clinically-approved, non-drug treatment of its kind.
Studies have established that standing for just 10 minutes a day on the device encourages bone growth, builds muscle mass and strength, and stimulates blood circulation and lymphatic flow.
At a glance
Marodyne LiV is tested to deliver benefits across a broad range of patients — from post-menopausal women to children with bone conditions.
The technology inside Marodyne LiV was developed in collaboration with NASA and the National Institutes of Health (NIH), led by Professor Dr. Clinton Rubin — one of the world's foremost biomedical engineers. It represents nearly 40 years of research and $70m of investment.
Development is supervised by a scientific advisory board with leading experts in biomedicine, orthopaedics, osteoporosis, metabolism, rehabilitation medicine and stem cell research.
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Osteoporosis is often called the silent disease — 1 in 2 Australian women and 1 in 3 men over 60 will experience a fracture linked to poor bone health. Marodyne LiV brings clinically approved Low-Intensity Vibration therapy into the home, so you can support bone mineral density, muscle strength and balance on your own schedule — without drugs, injections or gym visits.
It's used daily by post-menopausal women, adults with osteopenia and osteoporosis, cancer survivors, elite athletes and clinicians across Australia and New Zealand.
LiV technology was originally developed to protect astronauts from the rapid bone and muscle loss that occurs in microgravity. Over 40 years of research led by Professor Clinton Rubin at Stony Brook University — funded by the NIH, NASA and the US Department of Defense — translated that science into a safe, certified medical device that Australians can now use at home.


The 0.4g, 30 Hz signal mimics the natural postural muscle contractions your body loses with age and inactivity. This mechanical stimulus activates osteoblasts (bone-building cells), directs stem cells toward bone rather than fat, and improves blood circulation and lymphatic flow — all core drivers of healthy bone remodelling.
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