Red Light Therapy Panels

Q: What's the difference between 660nm and 850nm?

660nm is visible red light, absorbed nearer the skin surface. 850nm is near-infrared, invisible to the eye, and a longer wavelength that reaches deeper into tissue. Panels combining both cover a wider depth range than either alone.

Q: Why can't I see the 850nm LEDs light up?

850nm sits beyond the visible spectrum, so those diodes look dark even at full output. Point a phone camera at the panel and the near-infrared array shows as a faint purple glow.

Q: What size panel should I start with?

For a single area, 60 to 150 LEDs is enough. For torso coverage, 300 LEDs is a practical minimum. For full body without repositioning, 600 to 1200 LEDs.

Q: Do these panels need special wiring?

No. Every panel in this collection runs on standard household power.

Q: Are these devices FDA-cleared?

Our devices are made by a manufacturer holding FDA Registered facility certification. The devices themselves are wellness products.

Red Light Therapy Panels

Every red light therapy panel in this range runs both wavelengths: 660nm visible red, absorbed near the surface, and 850nm near-infrared, which reaches deeper into tissue. From compact 60-LED units to 1200-LED full-body red light therapy panels, with LCD timers and flicker-free output.

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