Infrared Light Therapy with Stand

Reading reviews before buying, many stated the stand is "flimsy."I get a notification the Red Light Therapy device had been delivered so, I go and find it and pick it up. Holy hell... this thing has some weight to it. Upon opening it, the light is right there on top... and it's very light weight which means the poundage... the weight I felt picking up the box is related to the stand, not the light. Now... how can a stand with so much weight be flimsy? It can't. This stand isn't flimsy; users claiming so their expectations from the stand are just too high. If you were to stand and absolutely not move your feet, and you reach out too far, what happens? You tip/fall over. This stand is the same way; it becomes unstable/unbalanced if the reach of the stand is too far out. The stand IS NOT made to reach beyond its weighted base. The light should be position above the weighted base or not far beyond it and when positioned accordingly, it works very well... and the light can be position at different heights and different angles. And seriously, if you are having a tipping issue because you have it reached beyond the weighted base... go out in your yard and find a rock, a brick, some type of weight and set it on the stand's base. Problem solved.Other comments I read that only half the lights on it our working. Not all light is visible with the naked eye. The instructions state there are 75 660nm LED's that are bright, and 75 850nm LED's that are "Invisible Dim." So, if you buy one and see that every other light isn't working on it... that's not a defect. That's how the device is made according to the instructions.With those 2 things cleared up... I just received the item... turned it on, the lights are red. How it works, does it work as specified... help with healing, skin care, etc... time will tell. I'll update when I have some experience with it.

The media could not be loaded. Bought this for my wife as she has been using red light therapy for local skin treatment and has always wanting to have a larger panel one. Found this and bought for her. Both of us have been using it for a week and we both are very happy with it.It comes with a 4-5 ft tall stand which can be conveniently adjust to change the angle and position of the light panel. Took 5 min to assemble. The stand is not very heavy but holds the panel without an issue. The stand and the flexible arm looks sturdy and should last.Now the most important question: does it work? As shown in the photos, half of the LEDs are red visible light (650nm), and the other half are not visible by naked eyes, but are a little bit visible via phone lens. Those are LEDs emitting near infrared lights. I can feel a little bit heat close to the panel, but no heat at a feet of distance. These are expected at 650nm and 880nm. I used it for ankles and knees treatment after running, and I did feel very comfortable after 10 min under the light. My wife used it for skin treatment and said she felt the same effect using this panel as she uses another (much more expensive) alternative products, but at 1/3 the price. Great value for the money.Very happy with the purchase!

This is best Red light therapy lamp I've tried. It does not irritate my skin at all. It doesn't heat, just only gets mildly warm but make me very soothing and confortable. I found the comments said that only half the lights is working. But the instructions states there are 75pcs of 660nm LED's that are bright, and 75pcs 850nm LED's that are "Invisible Dim." So, if you buy one and see that every other light isn't working on it... that's not a defect. That's how the device is made according to the instructions.Have been using this for a short period of time and have already seen great results.I’ve noticed a significant reduction in muscle soreness after workouts, and my skin looks smoother and more radiant. Some friends told me that my skin tone is better than before. The device is also helping with inflammation and scar reduction. My husband sleep quality improved after using it for 3 days.To be honest, I've tried a lot of red light therapy devices and this one is a really good unit for the price. More expensive units will give you more light options and a heavier light box. This device, gives a large, light weight light box and one light option. In addition, the stand is pretty sturdy, If you bump it, it might fall over, but it will not fall on its own. For a current price, you will be hard-pressed to find a unit like this. I am going to get the another one to my parents for their arthritis.

Quality stand. Easy to use. I got a great deal. The size offers a large coverage area. I have been using it for 20 minutes a day. I haven't noticed any extreme temperatures from the light. I'm still on my first week of use so I'm unaware of any noticeable effects. I have multiple sclerosis so I'm not expecting miracles. However I'm hoping by the end of this week I'll experience some pain relief and other benefits of this therapy. Will update review after some time.

I've heard of the benefits that red light therapy provides over time. I'm in the house quite a bit due to my job and in the winter season, I especially don't get much sun exposure. I decided to pull the trigger and purchase a red light therapy lamp to solve that. It was a fairly simple product to assemble and it is flexible in positioning it the direction you want it face. The bottom plate is weighted, so it is very stable when standing it up. Although I've had it for a short period time, I've enjoyed spending about 15 to 20 minutes in its light at a time. For the price, the functionality it provides is lovely and I feel the difference compared to the lack of sun exposure I've had over time.

Burning smell on two separate ones. Helps with healing though.