Mito Red Light – MitoMID 2.0 Red Light Panel – Red Light Therapy for Face

8 reviews for Mito Red Light – MitoMID 2.0 Red Light Panel – Red Light Therapy for Face

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   Elena L – 23 December 2024

   Better than face masks
   This is my first Red Light Panel, and I’m very pleased with it. I decided to order it because I could use my HSA account, which was a great benefit. The quality is excellent—it’s clear that it’s well-made. It has even fallen a couple of times (not from a great height), but it still works perfectly without any issues.I’ve been using it for about a month now and can see noticeable results. I use it every other day for my face and also for my back. It’s very user-friendly, and the built-in timer makes it even more convenient. In hindsight, I think I should have ordered a larger size, but this one works well for my needs.I also appreciate that it comes with two types of protective glasses for the eyes, which makes it much easier and safer to use. Overall, I’m very happy with this purchase!

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   Andres – 23 December 2024

   High Quality Wellness Product
   I cant wait to start red light therapy in the comfort of my own home with this Mito red light unit! The product came expertly packaged and ready to use! It’s portable and comes with different hanging and installation options, eye shades. The benefits of this large red light unit are exactly what I’m looking for! Relaxation, mood improvement, skin clarity and strength!!

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   yc1987 – 23 December 2024

   Worth the investment!!
   This is a great RLT and one of the best in the market. The size is perfect for your face, back, feet and other body parts. My dog enjoys it too and lays on my tummy when I have it on my feet. It’s a little heavy, but that’s expected. This is worth the price as many places charge this per month for a membership.

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   Anna – 23 December 2024

   a MUST HAVE if you have EDS, aging skin, or want to look and feel your best.
   I have EDS, faded acne scars, and aging skin, so red light therapy is an essential for me. I have been a fan of Mito for years now—their quality is just so good, and they’re not insanely expensive. I love their full length red light panel but I have been wanting a smaller one for a while, and this one is PERFECT. For a long-term health investment, you will not find any better. This and the desk lamp are my top two favorite products.

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   Valerie L. Hammit – 23 December 2024

   Red light therapy!!!
   This is amazing for use on your face – or anywhere really! Red light therapy is so great- tired achy feet, RLT. Sore back – RLT. Fine wrinkles- RLT. Comes with a built in timer & feels good immediately- you gotta try this!

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   BuyerOfThings – 23 December 2024

   Device itself seems solid, execution lacking some refinement
   This review pertains to the device, not RLT as I don’t have enough first-hand experience with it to speak to it just yet.The admittedly rather expensive light is packed nice and carefully in foam, double boxed. Comes with a large letter-sized color manual and some cables and straps so it may be hung from a door at just about any height you would like. The top of the device has two threaded holes where these cables screw in to attach. On the back, there’s 12 threaded holes, presumably where a variety of mounting points could be secured. It would be nice if it came with a stand to hold it at an angle, like the Mini version has.In the box you get a pair of special glasses which all but block the red light, and a set of “eye bikinis” so you can shield your eyes but treat the area directly around your eyes. The manual suggests you use eye protection however research and experience shows you can shut your eyes and face it while its in operation and while it’s a bit uncomfortable for an extended period, it may in fact have benefits! Do your own research and draw your own conclusions.The device uses 2.5 watts while switched on, doing nothingIt uses 174 watts with Red and IR lights on, 105 watts with just the red lights on, and 70 watts with just the IR lights onThese ratings are power drawn from the wall using a basic Kill-a-watt device. That’s just under 1.5 amps max for those of you keeping score at home.The power switch on the back is a nice feeling kachunk-a-chunk physical switch.The included power cord is a standard 15 amp rated 6′ IEC w/ a 90 degree plug. It’s just like what you’d use to plug in most electronics such as a computer or printer or whatever, but it has a 90 degree plug. For an extra $3 they could have instead used something more compliant like an 8 amp rated cord, and made it 12 feet. Would have added a TON of convenience for this specialty, portable device, but no such measure was taken to add to the user experience. This, and the lack of any kind of stable support stand, is why it got four stars instead of five (so far, keep reading…)While in use the two fans hum along. It’s a pleasant fan sound. I can’t say whether the fans are cheap, but they sound like they run smoothly and don’t make any unpleasant noises. Presumable one may mediate in front of this lamp for minutes at a time, so distracting and garish noises would be an irritation. I’m happy to say that I rather like the sound of the fans. I hope they run smoothly and quietly for the life of the product.As mentioned earlier, it’s really meant to be hung from a door, pointed straight ahead, but it may also be placed on a table on it’s four hard rubberish feet. Since the base of the device is narrow, it’s a little precarious so you would not want to leave it standing on the table while not in use or it may fall over by accident. It’s like a bowling pin.The interface consists of a timer, adjustable in whole minute increments from one minute to twenty minutes, with a single button to increase one minute at a time, and then go back to one. Another button lets you choose between modes…A I has both sets of lights onA has the red lights onI has infrared lights onA = Red. Got it. :(105 watts of LED light is NOT the same as 100w light bulb like you grew up with. This thing is VERY bright and you can feel the heat coming off of it from about a foot away if you sit there for a moment. The individual diodes appear to be about $3-5 a piece from electronics suppliers, so as far as I can tell they didn’t cheap out too bad on the business end of this product.Another UX ding – the three user interface buttons are all touch buttons with no tactility, so practice is required to tap the power button with my glasses off without having to look at the side to identify which button is which. I’d have preferred they left more space between the power button and the timer and mode buttons, but this is kindof a nitpick.Does it work? My feeble little animal brain seems to think so, and I am willing to continue using it daily as a wellness gadget.

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   Katelin – 23 December 2024

   So glad I finally took the plunge
   I have been looking at red lights for about a year. I finally took the plunge and so far so good. I use it a few times a week to help with sore muscles. It definitely helps. My skin felt tingly the first few uses but it makes a huge difference for me. Would definitely recommend.

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   Celia n – 23 December 2024

   The real deal
   I’ve been using this since July 2024 on my face and neck and scars on my arms. I am so impressed with the results. I see a huge improvement on my neck wrinkles and the scars are also diminishing.