Red Light Therapy

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Red Light Therapy (Photobiomodulation)

Bring convenient, non-invasive red and near-infrared (NIR) light sessions to your home or studio. Choose from handhelds and wearables for targeted spots, panel systems for broad coverage, and full-body setups for head-to-toe sessions—all designed for simple, time-efficient routines.

Targeted or Full-Body
Spot treat joints/skin or step in front of panels for larger areas.
Common Wavelengths
Red ~630–670 nm for surface; NIR ~810–850/940 nm for deeper tissues.
Flexible Routines
Typical 5–20 minute sessions, several times per week.
Home-Friendly
Quiet operation, simple controls, and low maintenance.

Wellness information only. Products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions.

Red Light Therapy — Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between red and near-infrared (NIR)?
Red (~630–670 nm) is visible and mainly affects surface/skin. NIR (~810–850/940 nm) is invisible and can reach deeper tissues. Many panels combine both.
How long and how often should sessions be?
Many users start with 5–10 minutes per area, up to 3–5×/week. Increase gradually while staying within the product’s recommended dose and distance.
What is “irradiance” and dose?
Irradiance (mW/cm²) is light power at a distance. Dose (J/cm²) equals irradiance × time. Closer distance or higher output increases dose; follow your product’s guidelines.
Do I need eye protection?
Avoid staring into bright LEDs. Use included goggles for high-output panels or if you’re light-sensitive. Keep eyes closed or look away unless the brand indicates otherwise.
Will it heat the skin?
Sessions may feel warm near high-output arrays, but devices are designed to deliver light while managing heat. If skin feels too warm, increase distance or shorten time.
Any safety notes?
Use on intact skin only. Discontinue if irritation occurs. If you’re pregnant, photosensitive, using photosensitizing meds, or have eye/skin conditions, consult a qualified professional before use.

Buying Guide: How to Choose a Red Light Device

Step 1 — Define Your Goal

  • Skin/Surface: Prioritize red wavelengths and closer distances.
  • Deeper Tissues: Include NIR (810–850/940 nm) and consider larger arrays.
  • Whole-Body: Modular panels or full-body beds/cabins.

Step 2 — Pick the Form Factor

  • Handheld/Wearable: Portable and targeted; great for joints or face.
  • Panels (Door/Wall Stand): Broad coverage, faster full-body routines.
  • Full-Body Systems: Highest coverage; dedicated space required.

Step 3 — Wavelengths & Output

  • Look for red (e.g., 630/660 nm) and NIR (e.g., 810/830/850/940 nm) options.
  • Check irradiance at distance (mW/cm²) and recommended dose (J/cm²).

Step 4 — Coverage, Controls & Build

  • Panel dimensions, LED count, beam angle, and modular expandability.
  • Independent red/NIR toggles, timers, and pulsing (if offered).
  • Quiet cooling, low flicker, stable stands/door mounts.

Step 5 — Safety & Placement

  • Follow minimum distances and session limits in the manual.
  • Use protective eyewear for bright arrays; keep devices dry and ventilated.
  • Confirm electrical requirements for multi-panel rigs.

🔎 Quick Reference

Spec Common Range Notes
Wavelengths Red 630–670 nm • NIR 810–850/940 nm Many devices mix red + NIR
Irradiance ~20–100+ mW/cm² @ set distance Brand-reported; distance matters
Dose (per area) ~10–60 J/cm² Calculated from irradiance × time
Session Length 5–20 min Start low, build gradually
Coverage Targeted → Full-body Panels speed larger-area work
Controls Timer, red/NIR toggle, pulse Varies by model

Always follow the specific product manual for distance, time, and maintenance. If unsure about personal health considerations, consult a qualified professional.

Product Lineup

Handhelds & Wearables Targeted

Portable options for joints, face, or small areas.

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Panel Systems Coverage

Door/stand-mounted arrays for torso and limb sessions.

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Face & Targeted Attachments Focused

Masks, wraps, and spot modules for specific areas.

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Full-Body Systems Immersive

Multi-panel rigs and bed/capsule solutions.

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Stands, Mounts & Rigs Setup

Door mounts, mobile stands, and modular rails.

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Eyewear & Timers Safety

Protective goggles and session timers.

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Key Benefits (General Use)

  • Simple, time-efficient sessions that fit busy routines.
  • Targeted tools for small areas; panels for broad coverage.
  • Common wavelengths for surface and deeper-reaching applications.
  • Low maintenance and quiet operation for home use.
  • Modular systems that scale from single panel to full-body rigs.

Compare Options

Type Best For Highlights Shop
Handheld / Wearable Spots & joints Portable, close-range dosing View
Single Panel Upper body / legs Balanced size vs. output View
Modular Multi-Panel Full-body routines Stackable coverage, higher output View
Face/Mask Systems Facial areas Contours to face, hands-free View
Beds/Cabins Studios & pros Max coverage, dedicated space View

Care, Safety & Shipping

Unplug before cleaning. Wipe LEDs and housings with a soft, dry or lightly damp cloth; avoid harsh chemicals or sprays directly on lenses. Ensure fans/vents remain unobstructed. Verify mounts/stands are secure. Follow recommended session distances and durations, use eyewear for bright arrays, and discontinue if irritation occurs. Most products ship boxed or crated with tracking; warranties vary by brand and typically cover LEDs, power supplies, and housings for defined terms.

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