The goal of this clinical trial is to evaluate the safety of the Octane Aether device and to determine whether the device is effective in treating symptoms of non-specific chronic low back pain in adults. The Octane Aether is a wearable device that produces specific magnetic field outputs and is designed for daily use in a home setting. The main objectives of the trial are:
* To measure the change in patient-reported pain scores during active treatment with the device compared to a sham treatment, and
* To define and describe the adverse effects, if any, of the Octane Aether device when administered according to the protocol.
Every participant will evaluate three active output modes and a sham output using the same device. Patient-reported outcomes will inform the effectiveness of each output mode and help identify the need for personalization in magnetic field therapy.
Participants will:
* Use the device at home for 60 minutes every day for 10 weeks,
* Report daily pain scores using an electronic visual analog scale for pain intensity,
* Visit the clinic 5 times over the course of the 13 week trial for checkups and device changes,
* Respond to 3 phone calls for checkups, and
* Fill various questionnaires related to disability, quality of life, and their back pain.