Device
The BT-1000 electrode is a non-invasive accessory applied to the forehead that delivers low-level electrical pulses from the controller unit to stimulate the trigeminal nerve.
Manufacturer
Bistos Co., Ltd.
Model: N/A DI: 00887529000519 Status: New MRI: Labeling does not contain MRI Safety Information Single-use: Yes Rx: Yes OTC: No
First Published: 2026-05-15 Current Version: 2026-05-25
Description
The BT-1000 electrode is a non-invasive accessory applied to the forehead that delivers low-level electrical pulses from the controller unit to stimulate the trigeminal nerve.
Sterilization
Device Sterile: No
Sterilization Prior To Use: No
Regulatory & Distribution
Record Status: Published
Version Number: 1
Record Key: 63f6f92d-33c8-4838-9e3e-9abdb7d42d6a
Distribution Status: In Commercial Distribution
DUNS Number: 689908411
Device Count: 1
DM Exempt: No
Premarket Exempt: No
HCT/P: No
Kit: No
Combination Product: No
Lot/Batch Tracked: No
Serial Number Tracked: Yes
Manufacturing Date Tracked: Yes
Expiration Date Tracked: No
Donation ID Number Tracked: No
Labeled Contains NRL: No
Labeled No NRL: No
Identifiers
Device ID: 00887529000519
Type: Primary
Issuing Agency: GS1
GMDN
Code: 60682
Name: Craniofacial analgesia electrical stimulator
Definition:
A non-sterile, battery-powered device designed to non-invasively stimulate nerves of the head/face to prevent or treat headaches (including migraine) and/or frontal sinus pain; it may also be used to treat insomnia. It is a patient worn or hand-held device which typically consists of one or more electrodes designed to be placed on the forehead or other parts of the face, and a pulse generator to provide the electric current. The device is typically used by a patient in the home and the therapy may be referred to as neurostimulation or transcutaneous electrical stimulation (TENS). This is a reusable device.
FDA Product Codes
QGL
Transcutaneous Nerve Stimulator For Adhd
Premarket Submissions
Submission Number: K232991
Supplement Number: 000