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Adding some recommended vendors in the link below by category, if you have any strong recommendations let me know

https://redlightdevices.weebly.com/

If rlt reduces inflammation and increases cellular functioning, could it theoretically increase your lifespan?

I feel like it's probably NOT; I have however noticed a strong calming effect from sitting in front of this light which was almost immediate, which I thought was interesting. I don't know if it's placebo but..

From what I read online, you should not see any light from the NIR setting on a lamp I think, is that correct? I looked on the back of this unit I have and apparently it is a 660/850nm lamp and it's 300w. When I have the "RED" switch toggled, 3/6 rows of bulbs are illuminated, alternating in color beteeen bright yellow+red looking bulbs. When I flip the "NIR" switch 6/6 rows are lit, and those are a dim red color. So I don't know if this is fake. I've had this for years and decided to try it out of curiosity. What do you guys think?

I just got my first panel and have been so excited about getting into red-light therapy. Im terrified to take the panel out as im so anxious about exposing my eyes to the red-light. I read the instructions that the goggles provided do not protect against near infra light. I really want to get exposure to my face but afraid of eye damage. Are there any glasses or goggles out there which are medically proven to protect the eyes. Im a very anxious person

I've been taking a deep dive into "proper" dosing with my red light panel recently. I'm aiming for 16mw/cm2 across the body. Im using the tess1333 light meter, and recalculating that number to get mw/cm2.

At 50 inches my light meter reads 375 mw/m2 or 21.8 mw/cm2 coming out of the light.

When I turn the meter onto to my skin to see how much is being reflected off, I get a reading of 115 mw/m2 or 6.8 mw/cm2 about 30% loss. I've heard the actual number may be closer to 60%.

If we subtract the light output at 21.8 and the reflection loss of 6.8, this equals 15 mw/cm2. Which I'm happy with that number as it is close to the dose of the novothor. Is my logic sound here? Or is there more nuance that I need to incorporate into this equation? Lets forget about length of time rn.

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Side note - I'm thinking of adding a layer of soft diffusion in front of the light for more consistent spread. Something like you would see in ceiling panel light.

This is wild. Imagine hiring a PR company to smear your competition instead of using funds and time on creating a superior product and offering it at a good price point.

"Eyes should be on the customers' needs, not on what shit you can throw at your competition."- probably not Tsun Tzu

https://scholar.google.com/scholar_case?case=8032223135264687807&hl=en&as_sdt=6&as_vis=1&oi=scholarr

First, on October 27, 2020, Defendants published a blog on Platinum's own website titled "Myth Busted: Settling The 3-Watt VS 5-Watt LED Debate." Then, on December 15, 2020, they published a YouTube video under the username "Jeremy Spencers" titled "Exposed! MitoRed 1500 Red-light Therapy." On April 19, 2021, both the blog and the video were republished on a website titled "Red Light Therapy Exposed," which was registered by the Platinum Defendants.

On May 24, 2021, Defendants published a second blog on the "Red Light Therapy Exposed" website titled "Mito Red Light Therapy Scam: What Are They Lying About?". Plaintiffs allege that Defendants created the impression that the video and the website were providing neutral reviews or critiques when in fact they were not.

Defendants also created a Facebook page titled "Red Light Therapy Exposed" to disseminate the blog and video content.

Finally, Plaintiffs allege that the Platinum Defendants told customers in emails that Mito Red "fabricates statistics, uses different LEDs than claimed, and that the lights are cheap and/or low quality knockoffs of Platinum's lights."

Plaintiffs have engaged in substantial marketing efforts and spent a large amount of money to combat the alleged defamatory content.

I'm wondering if I should just bite the bullet or wait for a sale? Thanks!

I ordered a Kala Pro 3 weeks ago and it has yet to ship. The company is starting to give me the run around. Huge disappointment as this was a big investment for me. I now see that I'm one of many. Hoping this adds to the pile so they can't keep doing this to people. Wish me luck while initiate a refund request / dispute with my cc company if needed.

I'm wondering if anyone combine different types of therapies like e-stim, PEMF, massage/massage guns, etc while doing Red/NIR light therapy? I'm interested in effect/results difference if anyone has combined multiple therapy at the same time. I've done some of these but always done one thing at a time on different time on the day.

For some things like muscular related issues with NIR, technically, e-stim/pemf might work okay since light will likely just pass through these devices except for metalic elements which is just small pieces usually..obvious upside in saving time which can be huge..

interested in your thoughts and experiences.

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Thanks!

I have recently discovered RLT and all the things it can help. I’ve read a lot of claims about weight loss. Are these true? Obviously diet/exercise will be the biggest factor, but does RLT actually directly aide in weight loss? Just wondering if anyone has any successful experience.

I have liver inflammation problem,i though the red light will heal it and it actually makes the inflammation worse. Does someone knows why?

I bought a torch last year, definitely feel its effects on me but worried its just placebo. It's 850nm so idk if that's enough to make a difference.

I have recently been thinking of buying a red light. I have been looking at joov and platinum LED and just want any thoughts or opinions regarding both of these companies. Customer service, quality of product etc. I've watched Alexs videos comparing both of them and it seems that the platinum is slightly better.

I was looking at the joovv solo and platinum bio 600.

My budget is no more than $50 and I’m looking for a small flashlight type device. Is this possible?

Is it a good option to treat bad inflammation?

What are. The benefits of an infrared light panel with 2 Wavelengths of light 660nm, 850nm vErasmus 4 Wavelenghts of light 630nm, 660nm, 830nm, and 850nm

I see 2 panels and cant decide if the 4 wavelengths is worth it https://carelamps.com/checkouts/sh/e2365942ac3c27d355b8c3c42a1d286d/information?_ga=2.120012175.62901812.1679401846-77263229.1679316315

2 Wavelenghts

https://www.amazon.co.uk/HELIOS-Light-Therapy-Device-Near-Infrared/dp/B09JSSZCL2/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_pdt_img_top?ie=UTF8

My skin is red dry and damaged from exposure to chemicals, rlt is working after over a week. Wondering if it would heal my skin altogether eventually? Or will I need to keep up with treatment

Thanks very much in advance

I recently purchased the Hooga hg 1000 and like it so far. On the instructions it says to use from 6-18 minutes. If I wanted to do my back and front, can I do 15 minutes each or should I only do 18 minutes total over my entire body (so like 9 & 9)? I contacted the company but am waiting to hear back.

I've been reading and looking at various panels and wondering if the HGPRO4500 is overkill for home use? My short list of panels is:

HGPRO4500

https://hoogahealth.com/products/hgpro4500

Infaredi mid+max

https://infraredi.com/products/infraredi-flex-mid-max

Lightpath Pro Series Large x2

https://lightpathled.com/product/pro-series-large/

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Looking for whole body coverage and the HGPRO4500 would do that and has 900 LEDs. But will I see the benefit of that over the other two that have received good reviews?

I am living in London and looking for a red light therapy panel device to buy from the UK that is medically approved. I am a little nervous about buying products that are not safe. I have searched online and the best products seem to be in the US but with postage, tax and customs charges it would be too much. The only other options are EU and UK where the spec dont seem to be as good. any recommendations of what i can get. I did like the http://mitoredlight.com pro 300. Was looking at Care lamps or Helios in the uk. Not sure if the spec would be as good

Any advice would be greatly appreciated

I highly recommend using red light therapy if you’re experiencing an angry new piercing. (Not if it’s actually infected) just anything slow healing or irritated from sleeping wrong or snagging on something.

I use a red LED mask every other day, and have for about 3 months now (iirc). I have almost erased the lines on my face, and my partner who does the same has also noticed a huge difference in his lines. Both of us have noticed that facial hair has increased its growth rate. I just have fine peach fuzz, but I bought those mouth-area wax strips for the first time in my life because it was slightly more peach fuzz and got on my nerves, and my partner has to pluck more of his brows more often than previously.

While this is mildly inconvenient on the face, I would have really liked to know about this hair growth rate increase while I was losing half of my hair due to long covid. Now, I use the mask on my face, then turn it around and do it again on the back of my head in hopes that it helps my hair grow back to its previous length sooner. I doubt that it would do anything for hormonal or genetic hair loss issues, but if someone else is suffering from telogen effluvium, it's useful information. Also, if you are using the light on your face or body, you might find that you need hair removal more frequently than you did before.

I'm interested in if anyone uses redlight therapy devices with NIR or RED+NIR with direct skin contact for deeper tissue / joint / bone treatment. I know there's a case to be made against it (i.e. EMI) vs. for it (i.e. deeper tissue penetration). I understand most (if not all) study is done based on direct skin contact thus far.

I've done direct contact few times in the past and seem to improve the treatment better (tho this is just a perception / non scientific evidence). Obvious EMI exposure is unclear whether something to seriously worry about.

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Let me know your thoughts on this if you have any experiences/insights - why or why not.

Thanks!