If you want to try the software for free, look for version 3.9 on a trusted archive site and run it in a sandbox. But don't pay for the hardware, and don't make health decisions based on its output. The "quantum resonance" name is pure marketing fiction.
However, I need to provide an important disclaimer before a review: They are not recognized as legitimate medical diagnostic tools by agencies like the FDA, EMA, or similar bodies. The "analysis" they provide (e.g., detecting vitamin deficiencies, organ stress, or pathogens) has no proven basis in physics or medicine. If you want to try the software for free, look for version 3
I understand you're looking for a review of the "quantum resonance magnetic analyzer" software (version 3, 3.9, or 6), particularly a free download. detecting vitamin deficiencies