[INQ. NO. 2610E05] FEAGLE Co., Ltd., a company specializing in plasma medical devices, has been focusing its R&D efforts on the field of plasma medicine, an area gaining attention as next-generation medical technology.
Over the past 12 years of plasma technology research, FEAGLE has expanded its product lineup to include everything from medical devices for hospitals and clinics to equipment for aesthetic clinics and beauty devices for home care.
Its core technology is the proprietary Nozone Cold Plasma (NCP). According to FEAGLE, NCP is designed to maintain the characteristics of cold plasma while minimizing ozone generation during the plasma-production process — reducing levels to less than one-tenth of the standards set by the FDA and the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety.

FEAGLE is expanding the scope of its technology beyond professional equipment to include homecare products for consumers. Its flagship product, PLUNA, is a personal plasma beauty device based on NCP technology; it brings plasma technology — previously reserved for professional facilities — into the realm of everyday skincare.
PLUNA features a portable, handheld design and is engineered to enable plasma-based homecare, while minimizing direct physical irritation to the skin. The company’s strategy is to target both professional and consumer markets by applying the same core plasma technology to products for clinics and home-use alike.

Alongside its technological development, FEAGLE is accelerating its expansion into overseas markets. It is currently selling products or conducting local medical device certification and pre-marketing activities in regions including Hong Kong, the USA, Mexico, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, and Russia. In particular, viewing the United States as a key market, FEAGLE has spent approximately a year conducting local testing and market validation, and is now moving to significantly expand sales based on these results. FEAGLE is also pursuing medical-device certification in countries such as Mexico, Russia, and Thailand, with plans to expand local distribution and marketing once certification is secured.
In the long term, FEAGLE plans to develop its NCP technology into a platform capable of overcoming the limitations — such as physical irritation and invasiveness — associated with conventional medical and beauty devices. With the demand for non-invasive treatments and care steadily rising, the company aims to expand its plasma technology into a diverse range of medical and aesthetic products, thereby tapping into new application markets.

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[INQ. NO. 2610E04] 3H Co., Ltd. recently unveiled its healthcare medical devices and various acupressure bed products developed using spinal acupoint acupressure and thermal technologies.
Leveraging its proprietary technology and manufacturing capabilities, the company has built a product lineup centered on acupressure beds. Recently, it has expanded its business scope into the health and beauty sectors, strengthening its product portfolio to cater to diverse consumer lifestyles.
Its flagship acupressure bed is a healthcare medical device that combines acupressure, moxibustion, and massage functions, delivering acupoint acupressure and thermal stimulation along the spine. Designed for use while lying down, the bed stimulates key areas of the body and applies heat to help alleviate muscle pain and support daily health management.

3H is also focusing on product development that considers not only functionality but also home integration and design. Moving beyond the traditional image of medical devices, the company incorporates forms and materials that blend naturally into living spaces — while enhancing both usability and aesthetics to make health management more convenient for consumers.
Accordingly, 3H is expanding its business footprint in overseas markets. Currently, the company exports products to key nations such as the USA, China, Taiwan, Vietnam, Indonesia, Canada, and Australia. It also consistently participates in global exhibitions, including CES (Las Vegas, USA), Medi-Pharm (Hanoi, Vietnam), the K-Product Premium Consumer Goods Fair (France), medical device exhibitions in Guangzhou and Shanghai (China), and the Jakarta International Hospital Expo (Indonesia).

3H is securing country-specific product certifications and advancing related procedures in major markets — including the United States, China, Japan, Taiwan, Southeast Asia, Europe, Canada, and Australia — while strengthening its distribution infrastructure through overseas subsidiaries and local distributor networks. It also plans to enhance product technology and credibility by collaborating with overseas medical institutions and conducting clinical research.
In particular, given the importance of firsthand product experience for its acupressure beds, 3H is focusing on conveying product functions and user experiences through local exhibitions and experiential marketing activities.

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[INQ. NO. 2610E03] Established in 2019, Samhwa Medical develops and manufactures healthcare products designed for convenient daily use, primarily under its ‘SOMOKO’ brand.
Samhwa Medical has been expanding its home-care product lineup through presenting various products such as ‘SERAFION’ and ‘Body Love.’ The SERAFION SM-2300 is a seated healthcare device designed for modular use. It combines the following functions: thermal, vibration, magnetic field, and LED light care — allowing users to reconfigure the device to suit different body parts, such as the waist, abdomen, and limbs.
The device features a total of 440 dual-wavelength LEDs, comprising 220 near-infrared LEDs and 220 red-light LEDs that operate in conjunction with the thermal function. The heat level is adjustable across five settings ranging from 35°C to 55°C. Additionally, the device integrates three vibration modes and magnetic field therapy, providing comprehensive home-care capabilities in a single unit.

Notably, it features a three-way structure that allows the top and bottom panels to be used in flat, folded, or separated configurations. Users can unfold the device to treat areas like the feet or legs, fold it to wrap around specific body parts, or detach the panels to apply them to different areas simultaneously.

The top panel utilizes a wireless design powered by two 3,000mAh batteries for enhanced portability and ease of use on various body parts, while the bottom panel operates on a DC 15V/90W power supply. The included adapter supports a voltage range of 100–240V, making it suitable for use in overseas markets.
Samhwa Medical has already obtained KC certification for electrical safety and electromagnetic wave for its SERAFION SM-2300, and Samhwa Medical is currently pursuing CE, FCC, and PSE certifications to facilitate expansion into European, U.S., and Japanese markets. The company plans to target various overseas markets — including Japan, Taiwan, and European nations like Germany and France — and is preparing to identify local distribution partners.
Samhwa Medical focuses its product development on enabling consumers who find it difficult to frequently visit hospitals or specialized care facilities to manage their health conveniently at home. Its primary target demographics include office workers who sit for long periods, individuals experiencing physical fatigue from housework or childcare, and customers seeking homecare products for their parents’ health management.

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[INQ. NO. 2610E02] JSDR has been focused on addressing skin problems that are difficult to treat with conventional aesthetic procedures — such as deep wrinkles and depressed scars — by developing the SDR treatment method and its dedicated medical equipment. Rather than simply delivering energy to the skin, the device focuses on enabling medical professionals to precisely control the process of micro-injecting necessary substances into specific locations.
JUVGEN, the company’s flagship product, is designed for SDR procedures that involve the micro-injection of CO₂ and hyaluronic acid (HA) into the dermal layer of the skin. JSDR explains that the core principle of SDR is inducing skin tissue regeneration and collagen formation through the precise delivery of these two substances to the treatment area.

A key feature of JUVGEN is its precision in micro-injection. The device allows for injection volume control in increments as small as 0.001cc, enabling medical professionals to fine-tune treatment parameters according to the specific area and the patient’s skin condition. It is designed to ensure consistent management of injection volume and placement, which is crucial for aesthetic procedures requiring precision over relatively small areas, such as deep wrinkles and sunk scars.
Additionally, by integrating the use of both CO₂ and HA into a single system, the device minimizes potential inconsistencies associated with repetitive manual steps and streamlines the treatment workflow. The company developed its product by combining the precision control capabilities of the equipment with a procedure that previously relied solely on the practitioner’s experience, thereby enhancing the reproducibility and ease of use of SDR treatments.

The starting point for product development was the treatment method itself rather than the equipment alone. After researching Autologous Dermal Regeneration (SDR) — a technique applicable to deep wrinkles and depressed scars — JSDR developed JUVGEN, a dedicated device designed to enable medical professionals to perform the procedure with greater accuracy and consistency.
Consequently, JUVGEN was designed as a comprehensive system that integrates the treatment protocol with the hardware, rather than serving merely as an injection device. Medical professionals can configure necessary treatment parameters and monitor progress via the touchscreen on the front of the unit, while an intuitive user interface ensures quick access to essential functions during the procedure.
JUVGEN’s handpiece incorporates a dual-chamber syringe system that combines two injection pathways into a single structure. This design enables the precise delivery of CO₂ and HA during the procedure and minimizes the need for medical professionals to repeatedly switch instruments. In particular, the section of the handpiece that makes direct contact with the skin is designed to allow for stable operation, while enabling the practitioner to verify the injection site. A key feature is the integration of the settings configured on the main unit with the handpiece’s precision injection mechanism, allowing the entire procedure to be managed within a unified system.

Efforts are being stepped up to promote JUVGEN and SDR in overseas markets. To this end, JSDR is collaborating with local medical device distributors and aesthetic medicine professionals, primarily in Asia, and is gradually broadening its export reach by securing necessary regulatory approvals and distribution partners in each country.
Furthermore, by participating in major global aesthetic medicine conferences and exhibitions — such as IMCAS and AMWC— the company introduces international medical professionals to the SDR procedure and JUVGEN’s precision injection technology. The strategy goes beyond mere equipment exports: it aims to introduce the new procedural method itself to overseas markets by simultaneously establishing training programs for medical professionals and building clinical networks.


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Ceaselessly Presenting New Competitive Items
South Korea recorded its highest-ever monthly exports — surpassing the $120 billion mark — last month, thereby exceeding $800 billion in annual exports for the first time in history.
Semiconductor exports in September hit $60.3 billion, a massive 262.8% increase year-on-year, marking the first time the sector has crossed the $60 billion threshold. This surge followed three consecutive months of exports exceeding $40 billion.
The semiconductor sector maintained strong momentum, fueled by sustained demand for memory chips, increased export volumes, and rising fixed prices. Prices steadily climbed; for instance, the price of DDR5 16Gb chips rose from $37.50 in May to $48.00 last month, while NAND 128Gb chips increased from $26.50 to $30.60 over the same period.

Other IT products also showed strong performance. Computer exports surged by 435.3%, driven by rising demand for enterprise-grade solid-state drives (SSDs) — a trend fueled by the proliferation of agentic AI and expanded global investment in AI infrastructure. Exports reached $7 billion, marking an all-time monthly high.
Exports of wireless communication devices climbed by 23.4% to $2.14 billion — extending a streak of growth to 11 consecutive months — driven by strong sales of premium models like the Galaxy Z8 series and S26 Ultra, as well as increased exports of iPhone components.

While accomplishing such remarkable export performance, Korean export companies are ceaselessly releasing new competitive products and knocking on the doors of global markets. Creative efforts are ceaselessly being made toward accomplishing their higher export performance goals for this year.
Samhwa Medical has been expanding its homecare product lineup through presenting various products such as SERAFION and Body Love. The SERAFION SM-2300 is a seated healthcare device designed for modular use. It combines the following functions: thermal, vibration, magnetic field, and LED light care — allowing users to reconfigure the device to suit different body parts, such as the waist, abdomen, and limbs.
FEAGLE, a company specializing in plasma medical devices, is expanding the scope of its technology beyond professional equipment to include homecare products for consumers. Its flagship product, PLUNA, is a personal plasma beauty device based on NCP technology; it brings plasma technology — previously reserved for professional facilities — into the realm of everyday skincare. PLUNA features a portable, handheld design and is engineered to enable plasma-based homecare while minimizing direct physical irritation to the skin.

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