Red Light Therapy Pad,Red Light Therapy for Body 2520 LEDs Red Light

4 reviews for Red Light Therapy Pad,Red Light Therapy for Body 2520 LEDs Red Light

1. 

   NA – 13 January 2025

   Absolutely works
   The red light therapy works! I have proof beyond a shadow of a doubt the therapy works for a disease I have – I had a check up with my physician and she said “you are holding steady – not falling backwards”. This is huge she went on to say. So I use red light once or twice a day for my body to stay right as ot is right here! If you want to try it – I love mine – it is easy to use / you can do both sides of your body at one time and you are relaxing as you do this. I believe in this and I have a rate illness. I am so proud of red light therapy – and this COMPANY AND BLANKET ARE AMAZING!!!!!!!

2. 

   business user – 13 January 2025

   Works well
   Easy to set up and use. Controls are easy to understand. A nice improvement would be a way to hang it so I could use it while doing other exercises

3. 

   T’s Take – 13 January 2025

   Large, easy to deploy and use
   We already own a red-light face mask that my wife and I use occasionally to help with puffy eyes and skin health. I recently ordered a red light therapy bag—essentially a sleeping bag—from Amazon. It arrived quickly in a large, well-packaged box, ensuring everything was safe.Out of the box, I found the red light therapy bag with zipper openings, two power adapters, and two controls—one for the top and one for the bottom part of the bag. The exterior is made of a soft, durable fabric, while the inside features a thick, skin-friendly material that resembles clear silicone. Underneath, there are 2,520 LED lights that emit red light in three different brightness modes.Using it is simple: I plug it in, lay the bag flat on the floor, put on a pair of shorts, and slide inside, zipping up the sides from within. The dual-sided zipper system makes it easy to get in and out. Once inside, I grab the two control devices to adjust the brightness for the top and bottom sections of the bag separately. This allows for targeted therapy, whether you want to focus on one area or adjust both sides with different brightness settings.I’ve used the bag five times so far, each session lasting 30 minutes to help with my back pain. The controller features a countdown timer, so you can set your desired session length. While I haven’t noticed any significant benefits yet, it does get quite warm and sweaty inside, which might have some detoxifying effects. After each use, I clean the bag with a towel and mild dish soap, dry it with another towel, and leave it open to air out. It stays pretty clean overall.The price feels a bit steep, but I’m hoping to see results in the coming months.

4. 

   Jam – 13 January 2025

   Light intensity varies throughout the pad.
   I like the concept of this red light therapy pad. It seems like a real treat to have at home to help with a variety of skin issues. However, unless you have a designated spot for this thing…it is a real task to pull it out and set it up and then clean/break it down to be stored afterward. The other complaint I have is that it isn’t very comfortable to lay on. The plastic sticks to the skin and is just awkward to get comfortable on. I wish there was some sort of mesh material over the plastic. And finally, some of the lights within the mat vary in temperature/intensity. I felt my one arm getting hot and uncomfortable, so I took it out of the mat for the rest of the treatment. When I was all done, I looked in the mirror and my arm was red. That lasted for a day. No redness anywhere else though. Overall, I like the benefits of red light therapy but not the hassle of using this mat. I think I’ll stick with the lamp type.