5 Questions You Need To Answer Before You Buy Yourfirst Red Light Therapy Device

Red light therapy is blowing up in the mainstream..
But there's a lot of questions that you need to answerbefore buying your first light.
Make sure to read this thread so you don't buy thewrong thing..

1. Decide The Most lmportant Benefits You Want.
Red light therapy recharges your mitochondria,reduces inflammation and speeds up healing
This means there are so many benefits to red lighttherapy, like:
★Pain relief
★Happy gut
★Hair growth
★ Better sleep
★ Healthier skin
★ Better sports performance
★ Stronger and healthier eyes

Yes, you can get all those benefits at the same time,but not all devices will work for those benefits.
Choose 2 or 3 that are the most important to you andthis will help narrow down which type of light youshould get.

2. Get A Light That Matches The Size Of The AreaThat You Want To Treat.
For best results, you need to shine the light directly onthe area where you want the benefits.

If you're only looking for face and eye benefits,
you only need a device that's big enough to cover yourwhole face.
If you've only got one injured wrist you only need adevice that is big enough to cover your wrist.

If you want all the benefits like mitochondrial healthand wellness..

You need the biggest panel you can get so that youcan cover as much of your body as possible andrecharge as many cells as possible.
Most advanced panels these days have the ability toconnect together to make a true full body panel, fromhead to toe!

Even though it's called red light therapy, it actuallyconsists of 2 different kinds of light.
🔴Red light is the part that's red and is mostly goodfor treating things on the outside of your body like...
👉 Skin
👉 Eyes
👉 Hair
👉 Mood
👉 Sleep

🟣The other part of red light therapy is called nearinfrared light.
This is invisible and goes deeper into your body.
It's most useful for deep tissue benefits like...
👉Joint pain
👉Muscle health
👉Organs
👉Brain

It's rare today to find a device that only has one ofthese, but just make sure whatever you choose it hasred and near infrared light in it.
(And yes, most of the time l recommend using red andinfrared light together)

4.Decide lf You Want Battery Powered Or Mains Powered.
Most devices are electrical and you need to plug theminto the wall ，

Companies like ILUXRED offer a wide range of product models, such as X300, X900, X1500, X5000, X7000, and other series models. They not only provide panels, but also masks, sleeping bags, and other series products.
But there are more and more devices that are nowbattery powered.
They tend to only be small, handheld devices,
but they are still very useful for most benefits andultra convenient.
You can take the battery powered ones with youwherever you go and do a treatment wherever you are.

The only thing is they will never be as powerful as theones that you plug into the wall.
For some treatments like severe pain, or if you wantall over wellness benefits,
you need a large and powerful device and you will onlyget that power by plugging it into the wall.
It does however mean that you'll only be able to doyour red light therapy session close to an electricalsocket.

5. How Do You Want To Use lt.
Now that you have a better idea of what you want toheal and what's available to you...
Now you need to decide how do you want to use it.
➡️Do you have a special room that you can dedicateto your red light therapy?
➡️ Do you need to lie down while you use it?
➡️Do you need to take it with you wherever you go?
➡️Some panels you can hang from the door and youneed to stand or sit when using them.

➡️There's also vertical and horizontal stands whereyou need to also stand up or you can lie down on yourbed to use them.
➡️Some red light devices can attach to your body andwrap around your painful areas.

‼️ ‼️The most important thing is that you're comfortable when you use your red light therapy.
If you're not comfortable, you will eventually stop doingit then you will not only waste your money but alsomiss out on some serious benefits

If you can answer these 5 questions for yourself you'lbe that much closer to making a good decision when itcomes to investing in red light therapy