
SCIENTIFICALLY VALIDATED, GOLD STANDARD TECHNOLOGY
RJL Systems pioneered BIA and remains the gold standard for clinical and research use, with decades of peer-reviewed studies and FDA-cleared devices trusted by hospitals, universities, and global health organizations. Its methods deliver superior accuracy and reproducibility—unmatched by consumer-grade or proprietary competitors.

MEDICAL GRADE PRECISION WITH PORTABLE FLEXIBILITY
Using cable-based, wrist-to-ankle electrode systems, RJL eliminates inconsistencies caused by posture, hydration, or surface contact. Its compact, lightweight analyzers are highly portable and field-tested—ideal for clinical, mobile, or global health applications where accuracy and portability must go hand-in-hand.

PROVEN ACCURACY FOR TRACKING CHANGE OVER TIME
RJL’s systems provide precise, repeatable measurements that make them ideal for monitoring body composition trends over time. Unlike many consumer-grade or proprietary BIA devices, RJL’s raw data outputs—resistance, reactance, and phase angle—allow for consistent longitudinal analysis. This makes it an invaluable tool for clinicians, researchers, and health professionals seeking to track patient progress, evaluate interventions, or support long-term health goals.

COST EFFECTIVE & SCALABLE
RJL offers exceptional long-term value with FDA cleared devices built to last, eliminating the need for costly replacements. The systems are priced to be accessible without sacrificing clinical-grade accuracy. RJL's Affordable, minimal maintenance, and scalable deployment options are ideal for both small practices and large institutions looking to implement body composition analysis. Its affordability and performance make it one of the most sustainable investments in the BIA market.

PERSONALIZED SOFTWARE & VERSATILITY
All RJL instruments directly measure the vectors of impedance known as resistance and reactance and are displayed on the instrument and illustrated on all software. This is essential for scientific calculations and research that can be shared. Researchers and clinicians can use these accurate values for clinical, athletic, military and epidemiological cases across all populations – from pediatrics to geriatrics.