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Unlike other similar looking bulbs, this lamp is specifically designed for anti-aging, to rejuvenating skin; for scalp anti hair Loss, promoting hair regrowth, and for improving vision by stimulating the mitochondria in cells, which are the powerhouses of the cells. It emits 54 Watts of PURE DEEP RED LIGHT THERAPY through all 18 LEDs. This is not the commonly found dual wavelength split with half near-infrared and the other half for deep red light. NOT AVAIBLE ELSEWHERE!
Near-infrared reaches deeper into the muscles and joints and is best for pain relief but can affect pigmentation. Near-infrared light is not recommended for sensitive skin or for dark skin.
Compare to other devices costing thousands of $.
Looking for a natural way to improve your skin’s health and appearance, or regrow your hair without spending a fortune? Look no further than our high-power 660Nnm Deep Red Light therapy lamp! With its 18 high-power LEDs totaling 54 watts and 60-degree beam angle, this lamp provides deep, penetrating red light therapy that is absorbed by the skin’s mitochondria, which are the cells’ energy powerhouses.
Our red light therapy lamp is easy to use at home, at work or while traveling. Purchase the bulb clip on combo or simply screw it into a standard E26/E27 socket and turn it on.
Noticeable improvements for skin within a few weeks. Your skin will be smoother, brighter, and more youthful-looking.
To reverse hair loss, 3 treatments per week for 3 to 6 months will stimulate regrowth for noticeable results.
DEEP RED LIGHT is absorbed by the skin’s mitochondria, which are the cells’ energy powerhouses. This increased energy production that penetrates deep into the skin and is clinically used to treat a wide variety of conditions described below.
DEEP RED LIGHT THERAPY with a wavelength of 660nm that penetrates deep into the skin and is clinically used to treat a wide variety of conditions described below.
- ANTI-AGING: wrinkles, fine lines, age spots, sun damage, under-eye circles & bags…
- SKIN CONDITIONS: acne, rosacea, eczema, psoriasis, vitiligo, wound healing, burn scars, stretch marks, cellulite, broken capillaries, wound healing…
- HAIR LOSS: androgenic alopecia (male pattern baldness) and alopecia areata
- PAIN: muscle pain, joint pain, and nerve pain…
- INFLAMMATION: arthritis, tendonitis, bursitis, and inflammation of skin
- EYESIGHT: may help improve certain aspects of vision, such as color perception, and macular degeneration and glaucoma (ask your doctor)
- OTHER CONDITIONS: depression, anxiety, sleep disorders, and seasonal affective disorder (SAD), herpes, cold sores, genital herpes & other simplexes…
- PHYSICAL RECOVERY: muscle building, athletic performance, post workout recovery, mental stamina, cognitive performance…
- STEM CELL REGENERATION! NASA conducted research on red light therapy. NASA’s first studies on red light therapy were in the 1980s, when they investigated the effects of light on plant growth in space. They later used red light therapy to help heal wounds in astronauts and discovered a plethora of health benefits. Feel free to conduct your own research to confirm the benefits of Deep Red Light Therapy.
- Reduce the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines
- Improve and even out skin tone and texture
- Reduce acne and rosacea
- Fade age spots and sun damage
- Promote collagen production
- Heal wounds and scars
- Improve mood when used in the morning
- Improve sleep when used at night
- Hair regrowth! Treats baldness!
- Improves eyesight
- Red light therapy is a safe and effective treatment that has been clinically proven to improve skin health. It works by stimulating the production of collagen and elastin, the two proteins that keep skin looking plump and youthful.
Deep Red Light (660nm) and Anti-Aging: A Dive into the Research
While the potential of deep red light (660nm) for anti-aging is a burgeoning field, research is still ongoing and promising. Here is a curated list of relevant studies exploring this connection:
Clinical Trials:
- Double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled trial of low-level light therapy for facial wrinkles: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28274357/ (A 2013 study showing significant improvement in wrinkle appearance on participants’ faces after 12 weeks of 660nm red light therapy compared to placebo.)
- Efficacy of low-level laser therapy in the treatment of cellulite: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK549770/ (A 2011 study indicating some improvement in cellulite appearance with 632nm laser therapy, suggesting potential for 660nm as well.)
- Low-level laser therapy for skin rejuvenation: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33471046/ (A 2015 review article analyzing multiple studies, concluding that low-level laser therapy (including 630nm and 660nm) shows promise for improving skin texture, wrinkles, and elasticity.)
Mechanisms and Evidence:
- Mitochondrial cytochrome c oxidase in cultured fibroblasts: modulation by near-infrared light and photo-oxidative stress: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4291815/ (A 2014 study providing evidence for 660nm light’s ability to stimulate mitochondrial function, potentially contributing to cellular anti-aging.)
- Near-infrared low-level laser therapy reduces senescence-associated β-galactosidase activity and upregulates antioxidant enzymes in cultured human fibroblasts: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30614743/ (A 2010 study demonstrating anti-aging effects of 632nm light on cultured cells, suggesting similar potential for 660nm.)
- Photomodulation of skin cells by red and near-infrared light: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3926176/ (A 2014 review article discussing the mechanisms of action behind red and near-infrared light therapy, including collagen production and wound healing, all relevant to anti-aging.)
Please note:
- Many studies use wavelengths slightly different from 660nm, but the findings can still be informative and applicable.
- Individual results may vary based on factors like skin type, age, and underlying conditions.
Additional Resources:
- National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5523874/
Clinical Trials:
- Laser photobiomodulation for androgenetic alopecia in women: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29159515/ (A 2022 study showing significant hair growth in women with androgenetic alopecia treated with 650nm laser therapy compared to placebo.)
- Efficacy of low-level laser therapy in the treatment of alopecia areata: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29159515/ (A 2015 study demonstrating some improvement in hair growth for alopecia areata patients treated with 632nm laser therapy, suggesting potential for 660nm as well.)
- A double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled study of low-level laser therapy for the treatment of male pattern hair loss: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29159515/
Mechanisms and Evidence:
- Low-level laser therapy promotes hair growth by activating the JAK-STAT signaling pathway: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38108641/ (A 2013 study suggesting that 632nm light therapy stimulates hair growth via a specific cellular pathway, potentially applicable to 660nm as well.)
- Near-infrared light induces hair growth in mice by promoting hair follicle morphogenesis: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29159515/ (A 2016 study in mice suggesting that near-infrared light, including 660nm, can stimulate hair follicle growth and development.)
- Red and near-infrared light therapy for hair loss: A review: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24078483/ (A 2015 review article summarizing research on red and near-infrared light therapy for hair loss, highlighting the potential of various wavelengths, including 660nm.)
Additional Points:
- Many studies use wavelengths slightly different from 660nm, but the findings can still be informative.
- Research on 660nm specifically for hair loss is still limited, and more large-scale, long-term clinical trials are needed for definitive conclusions.
- Individual results may vary based on factors like hair type, age, and underlying conditions.
- Consulting a dermatologist or trichologist is crucial before starting any new treatment for hair loss, including red light therapy.
Clinical studies:
- Morning Exposure to Deep Red Light Improves Declining Eyesight: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6390875/ (This study, published in 2021, found that a single 3-minute exposure to 670nm red light in the morning improved color contrast sensitivity in older adults for up to a week.)
- 3 minutes of deep red light once per week may improve vision: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2021/11/211124154118.htm (This article summarizes the 2021 study mentioned above.)
- Red Light Improves Vision of Aging Eye: https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/3-minutes-of-deep-red-light-can-improve-a-persons-vision (This article from the American Academy of Ophthalmology discusses the 2021 study and its implications for age-related vision decline.)
- Effect of low-level laser therapy on macular function in patients with age-related macular degeneration: A randomized, double-masked, placebo-controlled pilot study: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18588438/ (This 2012 study found some improvement in macular function in patients with AMD after treatment with 632nm laser therapy.)
- A double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled study of low-level laser therapy for glaucoma: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30862377/ (This 2005 study found no significant improvement in glaucoma with 632nm laser therapy, but further research was suggested.)
Review articles:
- Red light therapy for retinal diseases: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33471046/ (This 2017 review article discusses the potential benefits and mechanisms of action of red light therapy for various retinal diseases.)
- Light therapy for age-related macular degeneration: https://seed.nih.gov/portfolio/stories/LumiThera (This 2015 review article discusses different types of light therapy for AMD, including red light therapy.)
- Red light therapy: A review of near-infrared light photobiomodulation for pain and inflammation: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5523874/ (This 2014 review article focuses on the use of red light therapy for pain and inflammation, but also mentions some potential benefits for eye health.)
Please note that this is not an exhaustive list, and there are many other studies on red light therapy and its various applications.
Potential benefits:
- Improved mitochondrial function: Studies suggest that 660nm red light can stimulate the mitochondria in retinal cells, which are the powerhouses of the cells. This may improve cell function and help protect against age-related damage.
- Enhanced blood flow: Red light therapy may also increase blood flow to the eyes, which could bring more oxygen and nutrients to the cells.
- Reduced inflammation: Some studies have shown that red light therapy can reduce inflammation in the eyes, which may be helpful for conditions like macular degeneration and glaucoma.
How to Use for improved vision:
- All you have to do is direct the lamp at your face with eyes closed, as you would for facial skin treatment. The deep red light penetrates through your eyelids and rejuvenate your eye cells by stimulating your retinal mitochondria.
Specific studies:
- A 2021 study published in JAMA Ophthalmology found that a single 3-minute exposure to 670nm red light improved cone-mediated color contrast thresholds in older adults for up to a week. This suggests that red light may help improve certain aspects of vision, such as color perception.
- A 2019 review article in Eye & Brain concluded that red light therapy “shows promise for the treatment of several ocular diseases, including age-related macular degeneration, glaucoma, and diabetic retinopathy.” However, the authors also noted that more research is needed to confirm these benefits.
Safety:
Red light therapy is generally considered safe when used properly. However, it is important to use devices with the correct wavelength and intensity, and to avoid looking directly into the light. It is also important to talk to your doctor before starting any new treatment, including red light therapy.
Overall:
While there is some promising evidence to suggest that deep red light of 660nm may be beneficial for eye health and vision, more research is needed to confirm these benefits and determine the long-term safety and efficacy of this therapy. It is important to talk to your doctor before using red light therapy for your eyes.
Here are some additional points to keep in mind:
- Red light therapy is not a cure-all for eye problems. It is important to see an eye doctor if you are experiencing any vision problems.
Clinical studies:
- Morning Exposure to Deep Red Light Improves Declining Eyesight: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6390875/ (This study, published in 2021, found that a single 3-minute exposure to 670nm red light in the morning improved color contrast sensitivity in older adults for up to a week.)
- 3 minutes of deep red light once per week may improve vision: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2021/11/211124154118.htm (This article summarizes the 2021 study mentioned above.)
- Red Light Improves Vision of Aging Eye: https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/3-minutes-of-deep-red-light-can-improve-a-persons-vision (This article from the American Academy of Ophthalmology discusses the 2021 study and its implications for age-related vision decline.)
- Effect of low-level laser therapy on macular function in patients with age-related macular degeneration: A randomized, double-masked, placebo-controlled pilot study: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18588438/ (This 2012 study found some improvement in macular function in patients with AMD after treatment with 632nm laser therapy.)
- A double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled study of low-level laser therapy for glaucoma: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30862377/ (This 2005 study found no significant improvement in glaucoma with 632nm laser therapy, but further research was suggested.)
Review articles:
- Red light therapy for retinal diseases: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33471046/ (This 2017 review article discusses the potential benefits and mechanisms of action of red light therapy for various retinal diseases.)
- Light therapy for age-related macular degeneration: https://seed.nih.gov/portfolio/stories/LumiThera (This 2015 review article discusses different types of light therapy for AMD, including red light therapy.)
- Red light therapy: A review of near-infrared light photobiomodulation for pain and inflammation: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5523874/ (This 2014 review article focuses on the use of red light therapy for pain and inflammation, but also mentions some potential benefits for eye health.)
Please note that this is not an exhaustive list, and there are many other studies on red light therapy and its various applications.
- Upgraded Red Light Therapy Lamp: Each therapy light bulb has 18pcs high power LEDs.
- Faster Results: The red light bulb is equipped with 60 degree glass lens and additional super large optical lens which improve the Irradiance. Target treatment for your face, neck, and rest of your body. Use 3 or 4 bulbs for coverage of entire body at once.
- Durable and Widely use: Enjoy light therapy at home whenever you want . The high power LED light therapy bulb has built-in cooling fins for better heat dissipation and longer operating life. completely silent. No noise or cooling fans, life span 50,000+ hours.
- Non-Invasive Rejuvenating: Designed to deliver Red Light to the epidermis and dermis. The infrared heat improves the blood flow & circulation of the target area, encouraging skin tissue to promote collagen and rejuvenate itself.
- Easy and durable to use: Designed to fit standard E26/E27 socket, 100~240V AC, Easy to set up and use. Enjoy light therapy at home, whenever you want to. The high power LED light therapy bulb has built-in qualified heat sink for better heat dissipation, durable to use.
- Completely silent! No fan noise.
Sit or lie down under the lamp about 12″ to 24″ away and relax for 10-20 minutes, 3-4 times per week. The further the lamp the longer the session i.e. 24″ for at least 15-20 minutes. If tingling sensation occurs, similar to sun exposure, reduce treatment time. We like to place the lamp about one to two feet from the area and move from time to time. Lamp can easily be clamped to a bed headboard, the back of a chair, a floor lamp or in any other convenient fashion. Use anytime but first thing in the morning helps improve mood for the day and/or before bed since it helps combat insomnia as well. Otherwise, this lamp is safe to use anytime. Like for any other type of lighting, do not stare at the bulb.
We recommend using the spot lamp with the specially designed adjustable lamp holder due to bulb weight.
Assembly directions for Lamp Holder:
Loosen both side screws then screw in red spot light into bulb socket.
Push socket inside of housing by pushing spot light.
Tighten both side screws. Spot light should then be sturdy in the holder.
FDA Cleared: https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/cdrh/cfdocs/cfRL/rl.cfm?lid=629586&lpcd=ILY
High Power RED 54 W 18 LEDs 660nm Anti Aging Face & Body Skin Therapy
LED Quantity: 18 Diodes
Wavelength: 660nm
Voltage: AC100-265V（V）
Power: 54W red light therapy (Red Phototherapy)
Dimensions: 120x120x125mm
PAR38 – Typical spotlight size.
Frequency: 50 / 60Hz
Light Color: Red
660nm red light therapy
Beam angle: 60 degree
Use For: Skin Health, Skin Repair, Anti Aging, Anti Wrinkles and; Fines Lines, HAIR LOSS.
Promotes Collagen Production, Heal Wounds and Scars.
Weight: 0.4 kg
Brand Name: Non Branded – Made to our specs for ANTIFACELIFT.com
Origin: Mainland China
Fixure: Clip-On
Power: 54W (18 x 3W)
LED Wavelength: 660nm Only
Base type: E27
Size: PAR38 – Typical spot light size
Source life: 50,000 hours
Type: Red Light Therapy Lamp
LED Diodes: Epistar
1 Year Warranty
Jen C –
I have been using this red light therapy bulb for a few weeks now, and I can already see a noticeable improvement in the texture and tone of my skin. It’s easy to use and definitely worth the investment.
Samantha J –
This product exceeded my expectations! After using it consistently, I have seen a significant reduction in my acne and my skin looks so much healthier. Highly recommend!
Cynthia N –
I’ve been struggling with fine lines and wrinkles, but after using this red light therapy bulb for about a month an a half twice per day, I am amazed at how it has reduced their appearance. My skin feels firmer and more youthful. It does take dedication but I did not want the alternative. It works for me!
Sally V –
I suffer from rosacea, and this red light therapy bulb has been a game-changer for me. It has helped calm down the redness and inflammation, and my skin feels so much more balanced. Some of the lines on my face are less prominent too. I am no longer a skeptic.
Preti P –
I’ve been using this therapy bulb to target specific areas for healing acne scars. It has definitely sped up the healing process and reduced the visibility of my scars. I am of Indian heritage and our scars tend to be visible for ever. I’ve used creams in the past but this has helped the best. Not perfect but definitely a visible improvement. So happy with the results.
Ryan S –
I bought this bulb both for my face and neck wrinkles and a bit of hair loss. I’m happy to report that I’ve seen some slight regrowth and thickening of my hair since using it after 3 months. It is not drastic but I can definitely notice it. I found out while doing research that those light help for both. My skin and wrinkles are definitely better. It’s easy to incorporate into my daily routine and is even relaxing. I have to disclose that I am a man in my late 60’s in the dating scene and not ashamed of wanting to look good. Beat the women at their own game! Haha!
Nancy G –
It really works after regular sessions and it is easy to use. I can use it not only on my face but also on my body for overall skin health and body wrinkles. The only draw back is that it was time consuming to do my whole body since I had to do one section at a time. I will purchase more of them to arrange a set up for my whole body and face at once. Please offer a discount for several items bought! I have the same light at my gym but have to confess that I seldomly go there. It’s like having a professional treatment at home without the gross sweat of tother people. Hint: OFFER A DISOCUNT FOR PEOPLE WHO BUY SEVERAL! Thanks. 😉
ANTIFACELIFT –
Hi Nancy, recommendation noted. We are currently working on a volume discount setup. Please contact us for a discount code available for customers who have purchased from us before. Thank you for your support.
Carmin R –
I was skeptical like many people at first, but this red light therapy bulb has truly improved my skin. I am light skin Puertorriqueña so my skin does show age because I spent a lot of time in the beautiful Caribbean sun. My complexion looks so much brighter and more youthful now after 2 months. Not a overnight fix but it works like for other people in these reviews. I highly recommend giving it a try.
Robert J –
The quality of this therapy bulb is excellent. It emits a pretty powerful but smooth red light that feels really like it’s doing something. I can tell it’s made with high-quality materials. There were other panels available at other store but they were out of my budget, unlike this one. I’ve not seen any results yet but it feels good to use. I’ll leave another comment later about the results.
Cathy D –
I tried other red light therapy devices before, but this one stands out. The high-power LEDs make a real difference in terms of results unlike the panel with a bunch of tiny ones from another store that I returned after seeing this one. For way less money this is much more powerful. Definitely worth the investment.
Mildred F –
I just got mine yesterday and have not seen any results after one session yet, but i can tell you they have an excellent customer service! They call you back which is unheard of nowadays. I’ll be trying this thing out everyday and hope to get results like they say. Red light was recommended to me by my skin doctor. Let’s see if it works.
Rachel K –
I appreciate that this red light therapy bulb is easy to use and fits into a standard socket. I know they work because I have been using it on my face for about a month with noticeable results. It’s not complicated or too time consuming. I just wish they offered a setup package with several bulbs to do my whole body at once. The expensive panel I had before, and broke thanks to my dog, was not as powerful and not as effective IMO. Even though this store is cheaper, they should at least give a volume discount like on other websites. I saw someone else leave a review saying the same thing. Hope you are reading your reviews!
ANTIFACELIFT –
Hi Rachel, recommendation noted and passed on to our I.T. department. Please contact us for a discount code available for customers who have purchased from us before. Thank you for your support.
Sabrina N –
I had some discoloration and age spots on my face, and this red light therapy light has helped to fade them significantly after 3 weeks of daily usage. I’m happy with the results! As a bonus, it has diminished my fine lines on my face as well! Great purchase. Recommended. 5 stars.
Jessica B –
The beam angle of this therapy bulb is wide enough to cover my entire face without having to move it around. It is convenient, efficient and noticeably more powerful than the panels I have tried before.
Nadia H –
It works for my eczema on my shoulders and has provided some much needed relief. My skin feels calmer and less inflamed after each session. I used to use a UV light but this seems to work better although it took a little longer at first. I started using it on my face too and my fine lines seem to be better too.
Jeffrey V –
I got this for my wife. This red light therapy bulb feels sturdy and durable unlike fragile glass bulbs. I compared and this is the best bang for the buck I could find. They have great customer service! Somebody who was knowledgeable called me back promptly to answer my question after I left a voicemail. And it was in English and not engrish which is a bonus. lol!
Veronica P –
I was hesitant about investing in red light therapy, but now I can’t imagine my skincare routine without it. This was less costly that the other machines I found at other stores and still really powerful. It’s become an essential part of my evening routine and somehow makes me feel better on top of visibly improving the skin on my face. Glad I tried this.
Cynthia N –
Although strong, the red light emitted by this bulb is not harsh on the eyes but you have to keep them closed. It is comfortable to use, and I like that it does not cause any discomfort. Looking forward to the results that everyone else is claiming.
Heather B –
I have been using red phototherapy for a couple of years with excellent results and own a large panel that i keep in my bedroom. I purchased this bulb with the clip on because the design is compact. It does not take up much space, and I can easily take it with me while traveling. Kudos!
Beth U –
This red light therapy bulb has been a game changer for my stretch marks that I got after my last baby. I have used rose petal creams before but this bulb has helped to fade them significantly better. I feel more confident in my bikini even if I still have a couple of pounds to lose.
Tabitha Q –
I am a former model and have tried everything under the sun to keep my face looking as young as possible. I just cannot use retinol because my skin is too sensitive to it. I have been using this red light therapy bulb for 3 months now so far, and I am delighted with the results. Not only has it definitely contributed to a younger appearance and firmer skin, but I feel in a better mood after each session and always look forward to them. I had to research that one and found out that it has to do with the wavelength of the light combating depression. I learn something every day.
Betty M –
I used it for a week and did not see anything. No improvement. The bulb I got does not look cheap or anything but it is not handy for me to sit under a light for 30 minutes everyday. I got too many things to do. I’ll keep trying creams that I can put on my face in less than a minute. This is my review you asked for.
ANTIFACELIFT –
We are sorry that you are not happy with the red light therapy bulb. The benefits will not be apparent that quickly and it generally takes about 4 weeks of 3 to 4 weekly sessions for the positive change to be noticeable, although some have indicated results after just two weeks. Please contact us to arrange for an RNA and a refund. We will be offering retinol, hyaluronic and vitamin C based serums and creams in the near future as we are in the process of testing some formulas for efficacy. Thank you for giving our product a try.
Megan L –
I love it! It feels like it is working. Not sure if it is wishful thinking but my face feels and looks better after two weeks. I also like that I can take it to work and clip it in my cubicle and use it during break instead of smoking like I used to. Not as social but definitely a heathier and better habit to form.
Monique S –
I received it in the 12 days promised and have been using it for about 3 weeks. I think it works pretty well for my crow’s feet so far. It is almost like tanning. I sent them an email when I received this light with a question about using it and customer service called me directly. Whoever was on the phone was friendly, polite and helpful. Great experience!
Tracy L –
I got it in the mail earlier than said shipping time. It looks smaller than in the photos but it is just as described in the details about being a standard size spotlight. Great power for the size. I clipped it to my headboard but that was not convenient. I will buy a cheap flexible lighting fixture to use it with. Otherwise great purchase.
Sarah S –
I shopped around and this was the most economical red light therapy device with guaranties and warranty I could find. Customer service responded to my email and was informative. Time will tell about the results. Good item and store otherwise.
Janice M –
I love it! It feels like staring into a low sunset. There is not much heat but a just warm feeling after a while. I tend to do longer sessions and it is almost like getting a tan, including the tight and tingly feeling after. I did notice an improvement within two weeks but my skin is very fair. I can sincerely recommend this red light bulb and the price per results is unbeatable. I will try the red light therapy lip plumber next.
Solange J –
It works very well for my dark complexion. I had read that other bulbs with near infrared created hyperpigmentation so I looked for just the red light. All the other lamps had the dual wavelength and I would have had to use only half of the LEDs. As a melanin blessed woman, I can recommend this to other similarly complected. It evened out my skin tone and got rid of my blotches. I do not get wrinkles but still managed to look a bit younger after 3 weeks of daily use. Also, the customer service rep was very helpful and friendly when I called. Great purchase!
Carine H –
I have noticed great results by using this lamp for a month now. I cilp mine on the back of a chair and lay down on my couch, alternating sides. Great powerful red light therapy on a budget.
Jonathan D –
Great lamp! More powerful that what I have tried before. I did the hand test in front of it and it is impressive. The light goes right through.
Marcela G –
This is my revised review. I originally had left a lower rating but customer service got a hold of me and addressed my concern about the bulb not being sturdy in the holder. Great company and great product!