Infrared Red Light Therapy Device

Anyork Infrared Red Light Therapy Device The infra-red / red light device arrived in a sturdy cardboard box with each of the pieces protected by foam. It was in perfect condition. The set was thoughtfully assembled to have everything needed to use the device. In addition to the device, there is a fabric drawstring bag to store the device, a USB-C cable, dark green glasses to protect eyesight, a cloth to clean the glasses, three different size straps, and a user manual. The manual has clear illustrations and directions. The only thing that was not perfectly clear from the manual was that to start the device is you have to press the on button for 2 seconds to turn it on and then quickly press it again to start. There is a sticker on the device that explains that better. The manual did a good job explaining all of the questions I had about using the device. For example: don't use it over clothes and ointments; use it one or two times a day for 20 minutes; full treatment is usually 10-15 days. The device is very compact. It is 2.75" x 2" x 1.25" and it weights almost 4 ounces. The treatment area is about 2' x 1.25" I think that is good a perfect size for joint pain, neck pain or localized pain. There are three different straps. The smallest is 8" of usable length that would work for wrist, and ankles, 14 " for neck, ebows and knees and 27". The velcro-like closure on the belts attach to anywhere on the belt so you can make them very short or attach them together. The attachment is very strong and can hold the device in place. The belts are well made. The device is. well made also. It is made of metal and glass (I think). The side with the lights is smooth with no rough or irritating parts. It is rounded so it is easier to be active while using it. The on/off switch and the mode switch are large (about 1/2 inch) and work well when pressed. The device lights up to indicate the time (5, 10, 15 or 20 minutes) and the mode (various wave settings). It is easy to set up and use. I could see the red lights glowing and my skin started feeling warm after a while. The is an alarm that beeps when device turns off at the end of the selected time. There are 2 lightwaves. The red light is 660nm which might help with muscle soreness and inflammation. The infrared light is 850 nm which might reduce pain. The treatment area is small for targeted areas. The various straps and size of the device means it is versatile enough to use in different areas of the body. I feel like it has helped relieve temporary soreness in my neck, though I have not finished the full 10-15 days of treatment yet. At 199.99, the device is a good value for the set.

I am a believer in red light therapy. Will this device really help me with inflammation and cellular regeneration? Possibly. There is enough research to suggest it will. All I know is that I have a device I use just for my ears because of itching and in the past month I think it has definitely helped me, so when I saw this device I didn't hesitate to get it since I have so many other places in need of red light therapy on my body. First of all, the price is reasonable and a fairly inexpensive way to try red light therapy out. I love the portability of this device and the many options it provides, from basic skin surface therapy to help with minor skin issues to intense deeper tissue options for muscle and joint pain. The light is small so it doesn't cover much surface area, but it is perfect for specific area coverage. You can also rotate the device as needed to cover different areas. The light arrived with its own USB-C charging cable, safety glasses and cleaning cloth, 3 different sized straps a velvet storage bag and instruction manual. It was mostly charged upon arrival as I plugged it in to check, and the within minutes, the battery meter said it was fully charged. I found the device easy to use and the manual easy to follow. I like that there are 4 different modes as well as 4 different timer options. I especially like that the timer option is automatically built in to the device for settings of 5, 10, 15 or 20 minutes. The different sized straps make it easy to strap on where you need it and they are all adjustable so fit isn't an issue. I tried the device out immediately on my elbow, and then a little later on my leg. The included safety glasses are a nice touch and highly recommended when using the device, although I will say that they are very difficult to see through because they are so dark. Overall, I am absolutely thrilled that I was able to get this device and I am looking forward to discovering more of its healing properties over time. If you are thinking about trying out red light therapy, this device is the perfect little device to start with. It would also make an excellent gift for anyone with joint or muscle pain. It may be a Red Light Therapy device but I'm giving it a huge green light.