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Hi, I am noticing that on my bulbs, some light is emitting more light than others. Do you think that is normal?
I guess they are quite normal for LED lights such as what we are using in our therapy. Generally because of the wavelength of each led.
I agree with Loveyou3000, sometimes our eyes are very sensitive that it confuses our brain that we can’t see increases in light brightness until the brightness increases by an order of magnitude.
I went to the other thread and still finding an answer about using a regular bulb or infrared bulb. Anyone have any idea about this?
@MamaGee I guess it depends on what results are you up to? You see LED red light and infrared light have a very little difference but are very effective if you use them properly and for the right manner.
I also posted on the other thread related to red light bulb. I’ve been using the red light and I’m seeing some people are also using blue light for therapy. I’ll try to use this blue and let you guys know the result.
I can say Rubylux light works for me the best.
Infrared Light produces heat and is invisible to the naked eyes. while red light is visible and penetrates deeper into the skin tissues. @MamaGee
Thank you for informations!
I’m also curious about the differences of bulbs. Any best and worst experience on using some bulbs for therapy?
@ron_ron_jon I guess the worst you could get from a bulb is red marks for using it too much daily and/or minor burns.
Hi, I’m finally using this red light therapy for 3 weeks now and I’m enjoying the results specially on my mood and my sleep. I’ll continue on using this.
@RoseBud what do you mean? You mean you think the light rays are not the same?
@CallMeJen I think that’s what author is trying to ask. I think she think some bulbs are emitting brighter lights than other.
I guess it depends on the angle you are trying to look at it.
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