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Do the bulbs emit UVA and UVB radiation?
I am particularly worried about these types of radiation since they’ve been proven to be harmful and what form of eye protection is advised when using a rubylux bulb for a therapy session?
The rubylux near-infrared bulbs emit near-infrared light and red light and it doesn’t emit any UVB – UVA radiation.
I use a NIR blocking eye protection shades. They work!
Your question seem to have been answered already. It doesn’t, thankfully, so no need to fear.
Hello Grace? eye protection for what and what’s its use?
@misspurple, I guess because RLT emits bright red lights that if you are sensitive to the lights might affect your eyes. Though if you use it with the distance it is required, I guess a reg sunglasses will do. Correct me if I am wrong.
Just to add things up, Rubylux does not have ultraviolet rays and are free of toxic substances.
Also if you want you can read RubyLux’s CERTIFICATION AND QUALITY STANDARDS so you’ll be more informed and know that the lights are tested to give quality and assurance.
@Marianne – thanks for sharing, I’ll recommend this to my dad even he’s already using this RubyLux.
ohh @Marianne thank you so much for that. I am kind of looking for that just if someone asked me since I am always recommending it to my friends.
We’re actually using rubylux and it’s doing a great job. So far I don’t see any problem.
Light therapy boxes should be designed to filter out harmful ultraviolet (UV) light, but some may not filter it all out. UV light can cause skin and eye damage. Look for a light therapy box that emits as little UV light as possible..
Hi, I just read that the RubyLux emits renewing, healing infrared light in the red and near infrared wavelengths associated with pain relief, increased circulation, faster recovery times, collagen production, rejuvenation and renewal and peaks at 850nm. At 4 inches distance, it emits 1,431 mW/cm2. I hope this help some questions.
Actually, RLT repairs damage from UV rays, much as it does when healing from wounds.
I agree with @Ozuna I read on a study (I forgot where i found it) that RLT helps repairing skin cells that are damage by UV rays and other harmful heat our skin absorbs.
But I suggest to still use sunblock for UV protection. We should not rely everything to RLT. It just ‘helps’ with the process of protecting, repairing and healing these problems.
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