Red Light Therapy Blanket

Description

What is the difference between the three light modes?

• Red Light (660 nm): Acts on the superficial layers of the skin. It helps improve collagen production, reduce wrinkles, and even out skin tone.

• Near-Infrared (NIR, 850 nm): Penetrantes deeper into muscles and joints. Ideal for pain relief, inflammation, and recovery.

• Combined Mode: Uses both wavelengths simultaneously to deliver full-spectrum benefits. Ideal for general wellness and time-saving sessions.

What is the “heartbeat” setting and when should I use it?

The heartbeat mode creates a pulsating light pattern. Some users find it more relaxing or energizing than constant light.

• Turn ON: For a more stimulating or relaxing experience, especially during morning or evening sessions.

• Turn OFF: If you prefer constant, steady light exposure for standard therapeutic benefits.

Can I use this red light therapy pad on my face?

Yes, it is safe for facial use. Keep your eyes closed during use or wear protective goggles (recommended) to shield them from direct exposure, especially from near-infrared light, which is invisible but intense.

Can I use the pad more than once a day?

Yes. While once a day is effective for most users, it can be used twice a day, for example:

• Morning: Use for energy and circulation.

• Evening: Use for recovery and relaxation.

Each session should last between 10 to 20 minutes per area, without exceeding a total of 30 to 40 minutes daily.

Should I apply creams or gels during red light therapy sessions?

No. For best results, apply red light therapy to clean, dry skin. Most creams or gels can block light absorption.

If you are using a scar treatment gel or moisturizer, apply it after the session to allow the light to penetrate effectively.

How long should each session last?

• Per area: 10–20 minutes

• Full-body session: Up to 30 minutes

• Use consistently 3 to 5 times per week for optimal results.