21LED COB Lens Red&Infrared Light Beauty Therapy Light Device,3X Stronger Energy for Youthful Skin & Pain Relief

Lily

I'm extremely satisfied with the purchase, and all my patients are happy with these soothing frequencies.

I also completed their light training, which explains how, why, and when these frequencies are used, and for what purpose. I really don't understand some people's negative reviews, but now I understand that they're more concerned with devaluing others than enhancing themselves. I will definitely shop with them again.

09/03/2025

Benjamin

This small lamp has a much higher output than larger lamps, which also use inexpensive IR frequencies.

Ideal and comfortable for local treatments, but also for irradiating the entire body by slightly extending the exposure times. I always take it with me, even on vacation!

04/03/2025

Arthur

I think the device is absolutely worth its price.

I'm pleasantly surprised by the device's effectiveness. After a week of three-times-daily treatments, I notice relief from my neck and shoulder problems and feel a bit more energized.

27/02/2025

Chloe

I've just started using this product and can happily say that I'm glowing. It's a very pleasant and relaxing experience.

The product itself is solid and very well-made – impressive.

26/02/2025

Emily

I'm not currently in any major pain, but I'm a big believer in heat/cold therapy and also heat/cold water therapy. Red light therapy is therefore just an extension of that.

I used red light in a beauty salon about 20 years ago (before all the new and fancy stuff came along), and it helped transport nutrients into the skin. Red light works more superficially on the skin and promotes collagen production. Infrared penetrates deeper into the muscles. You can switch between red and infrared light, or both. I use both. There's also a timer up to 30 minutes.

14/02/2025

Noah

Six minutes a day while I surf the web on my phone to keep me from getting bored. My hair actually seems to have more volume. My wife also uses it on her face, and her skin appears clearer.

It feels like being on a tanning bed, as you can feel the warmth of the rays. That's obviously much healthier.

10/02/2025

Victoria

Infrared light has been used for wound healing for decades – and was and still is significantly cheaper than the new LED versions.

The difference is that the depth of effect is determined by a fixed wavelength range (not just one). Infrared light can be used close to or on the skin and can be placed exactly where you want it. While LEDs are inexpensive to manufacture (especially in China), the new red light technology costs a fortune.

08/02/2025

Alice

There's an online store that sells energy-saving LED lights, and I have to admit, I was skeptical – and I still am! But I needed to do something about my back pain, and this device, with its higher output, seemed worth a try (I just had to do something).

Well, it really helps... 20 minutes and I'm mobile again... and for now, I only have to do it once a week. I dare say if I did more, the pain would get even better, but I want to feel if I'm pushing myself too hard.

05/02/2025

Sebastian

I'm currently using this infrared heater for my muscle injuries.

It seems to be helping me... and that's all I want! It's not the cheapest on the market, but it's very large. Large enough to stretch out in front of it.

25/01/2025

Oscar

I can only report that I got a huge bruise on my chin after a fall on a short vacation abroad.

After I returned home (four days), I used the light—the bruise was gone after three days. Never before has a bruise disappeared so quickly. I'm now considering getting a red light sauna for my home.

16/01/2025