I love it, it’s really great. I’m already seeing results after almost a week of using it. I truly recommend it—very good for your health.

I love using red light for so many things. I recently even bought red light bulbs for my lamps so at night I’m not using those bright subliminally flashing lightbulbs. The red light seems to help me get a better night sleep when I turn them on about an hour before I go to bed and turn off the white lightbulbs. This little panel I actually use for healing my pets. I had a German Shepherd mix that had hip dysplasia and I would put them under the red light after giving him a treatment and he would literally roll over and put his hip in the air a little so he could get a better hit with the red light. I also use red light for wrinkles. Helps sagging skin. Red light is just great I love red light!

This comes in a good sturdy box and is easy to setup (and disassemble) to store. It comes with the cord, hanging wire, and blackout eye covers which is crucial since the light is very bright! The device itself is lightweight which makes it easy to move around, adjust height with hanging wire (or can just lean on something/hold), and a good size for body +looks sleek. The heat level is pretty moderate and warms up as you use it for longer durations. I generally use this about 2-3/week during my lymphatic drainage routine. I noticed that when I have used this before/during a sickness, my health improved slightly quicker vs. when my family didn’t use it.

I did a lot of research on types of lights and their benefits and compared a lot of products before purchasing anything. I chose this over all because it combines both red light and infrared red light all in one. It’s well made and high quality but also super light weight. I have it hanging from a small hook above my bed and can simply unplug it and carry it with me to another room. Sometimes I prop it up on a countertop. It’s very simple with no remote control. Just plug in and flip the switch on the cord. I can feel it working. I have a neurological condition and a little time under this does helps my shakes go away or lessen the larger uncontrolled movements. When I feel cold shivers and stand in front of this, I don’t feel warm but the shivering gone. My skin does look greater than before and this has become part of my morning and night time routine. I wish I bought this years ago and would highly recommend it to anyone interested in trying out infrared light therapy. This product also had the best price compared to other high quality products.

This is great for its price point but honestly I don’t think this actually goes up to 850nm. I have a medical grade therapeutic red light device and after use with it my vision appears to bathe everything is in shades of baby blue. With this device, after use everything is in tones of green. This is similar to a red light therapy mask that I bought which only goes up to 650 or 750nm and after usage everything turns the same green. I believe this device is helpful and for the price is absolutely a decent product. But I will be going back to my high-grade device for more frequent use. The caveat with the therapeutic grade is a similar size device cost $450 whereas this slightly lower frequency device is only $50. If it helps more people by being lest costly and a little less effective, I think that’s ok. As for the near infrared, I am not noticing the heat one would feel when using a near infrared device. The box itself is heating up but that isn’t how infrared works, the area in front of the device should be heating up.

does the thing light and easy hang if desired fast shipping

Works well. I haven't used it consistently enough to see results yet, but it's easy to use, portable, and I'm hoping it will help.

I’ve had mine since 2023. It doesn’t stand on the side well and it drops all the time but hasn’t broke. I can’t validate it works but I think it helps. Haha.

Worked great, loved it. Used it for a few months and then the cord cracked from too much bending and shorted out. Fortunately found a used computer cord that worked. To make sure it didn’t also break I taped a few inches onto the back with box tape. Also added a small switch to turn it on and off. Works great again.

This worked well for about a year but the wire connection bent.

Had to return, due to it feeling like regular red led lights.

I've been using this light for red light therapy for the past few months. It was easy to hang so I can curl up and read a book while enjoying the light.

Great light..have yet to find a creative way to mount it in a useful position though.

Very bright. I had a small issue with the product and the customer service made all the difference would strongly suggest for anyone looking for some red light therapy

So, I decided to treat my wife to this red light LED therapy gadget because, apparently, red light is a thing now. Do I know what it does? Absolutely not. Does she love it? Absolutely yes. From what I can gather, this magical beam of red light is supposed to heal, rejuvenate, or maybe summon aliens—your guess is as good as mine. She shines it on her face, arms, and sometimes even her knees. I asked her what it’s doing, and she said, “It promotes collagen, reduces inflammation, and makes me glow.” Sounds like witchcraft, but okay. Meanwhile, I’ve been sitting here wondering if it doubles as a lightsaber or could cook bacon in a pinch. But hey, if she’s happy, I’m happy. Plus, it gives her that 'I'm doing self-care' look, which means I can watch sports uninterrupted. Final verdict: 5 stars for the mystery magic light wand that makes her smile and keeps me out of trouble. Bonus points for how futuristic it looks—I feel like I bought her the starter kit for joining the Avengers.

Love this! I use it all the time. From what I can tell it's legit red light, but I'm no professional. It's easy to use, easy to store. I wish there were more options for hanging it up, but overall it's easy. I use this for on various parts of my body, and I sometimes use it for my plants as well when they need a little love. No complaints from me.

I really enjoy this red light device. It’s a great alternative to those expensive masks and much more portable. It does the job and delivers the benefits of red light therapy without the hassle. It also comes with protective glasses for your eyes, which I appreciate. I usually use it on the floor and position it exactly where I want on my body, making it a really flexible and useful resource. Overall, a solid, no-nonsense option for red light therapy at home.

With a wattmeter it only draws 25W, not 45, so it probably delivers about 12-13 W of light at point blank range, or about 18 mW/cm2. This is about 1/10th the intensity of the big expensive lights like those from redlightman- but hey, this light is about 1/10th the price, too. It seems to be pretty effective. If I put my face in the sunlight with closed eyes, then put this light in front to replace the sunlight, it seems maybe half as bright through my eyelids, so it should give a useful dose if you're patient. Another reviewer was concerned about the plastic case dealing with the waste heat, but I opened mine up (bye-bye warranty!) and found that the LEDs are mounted on an aluminum circuit board that should act as a good heat spreader. It still runs after I messed with it, so it's reasonably robust, I've run mine for as much as an hour straight and it only gets mildly warm, so that's not a problem. An IR camera showed that it does indeed have nice bright emission in IR, so it does seem to be an honest (although lower power than advertised) product. Added 24 Nov: From the book, _Photobiomodulation in the Brain_ by Hamblin and Huang, they typically used a 50 mW/cm2 670 nm source for 80 seconds to deliver a 4J/cm2 total dose. With this 18 mW source that should take about 4 minutes at zero range, and that's usually how I apply it by resting the lamp on whichever body part I want to treat. H&H also shows that two doses per day seem to be the most effective, but don't explore whether doing a single dose of double duration is as effective. I do ten-minute doses once/day which should give about 8 to 10 J/cm2 total and I think that's close to optimum. Your mileage may vary, of course, but this therapy is pretty forgiving of imprecision.

It does exactly everything it says, but it is difficult to find a place to hang it up without it leaning one direction or the other due to the hanging mechanism...very portable once you develop a system to overcome that!

Love it! I like the size. Easy to handle and easy to travel with.

The light came as described. All of the lights seem to be working, though of course it's impossible to know about the near infra red ones since they are invisible, BUT...I have used this light multiple times for lower back pain, and felt significantly better afterward. My friend also used it for the same purpose and had the same results. I haven't had the light long enough to know if it works on skin - which is what I bought it for. My only major complaints...which is why this got 3 instead of 5 stars...are that there was an inch long crack in the plastic on the back of the light, and the instructions seem....inaccurate - it says to use the light for 25 min twice per day, and that you can put it right on your skin, but if this light is outputting what it claims, that would be way too many nms which would cancel out any benefits...to my best understanding that is. I will have to have a pro look at this light and tell me what exactly it's putting out and how often and for how long I should use it. The last thing is that it feels very light and the materials are cheap plastic. It makes me wonder how long the lights inside will last. I'm also concerned about the amount of emfs this thing is releasing - why I will never put it right on my skin! However, iF the instructions are correct, AND the lights last, and they work, then I would upgrade this to a 5 star for the simple reason that similar size pro lights are many times the price I paid for this one. So I have my fingers and toes crossed that this light will work for skin too and I will update my review as soon as I know!

Even in just one use, it seems to work well. I have chronic neck and low back pain from arthritis and even in one use (well, two technically, one use in each spot)... I felt a difference. The impending headache from the neck ache moved farther away. There are a few things that could be improved though. Awkward: It's just a panel and the hanging mechanism is awkward too, just some hooks and I guess they want me to stand up next to it. Well that limits usefulness. Also it's hard for me to stand up for 15 minutes. And my ceiling is no good for hanging things, so lying down isn't such a great idea. Plus ceiling hanging would make it too far away. I'd love to have bought one on a stand, but that's not very practical since they want more than double the price for a panel that's smaller than this one with a stand. I guess I'm going to DIY it like 'James' did. Also, it doesn't sit nicely on a flat surface. It's not actually perfectly square. So it tends to fall forward. It's light so the power cord unbalances it if you touch it, then it slams forward. I'm probably going to glue a blank CD to the bottom of it to make it sit on a table without falling. Heat: It heats up in certain places so don't be tempted, like I was, to lean up against it while sitting down. I did that when working on my neck, and while the therapy session was successful, there was significant heat in a few spots and on the cord. It needs to have clearance to give off heat. It's IR after all. I guess that's proof it's not a fake device.

Works nice

Excellent red light therapy lamp! The build quality is very good, it's easy to use, and the light feels powerful and evenly distributed. I use it regularly to help me relax in the evening, support my recovery after workouts, and improve my overall well-being. It's become part of my daily routine, and I'm very happy with the results. Great value for the price and highly recommended!