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@Ozuna – I also saw that just recently. Better to check their websites.
As an old person I can see the result specially on hair loss part and I feel so young haha. I’m so energized and relaxed on each session.
I also agree with that haha as an old person I can’t deny that I’m enjoying the benefits of red light therapy specially the hair loss part. This also applies to kids since it can speed up the recovery process.
Really??? you can use it to your pets? wow! this is really new to me haha good thing is I checked this thread. I thought animals doesn’t like any radiations from any gadgets. I’ll be using this to my dogs then. Thanks for sharing!
@kimmy123 – nice! this is the information that we really need since I’ve been seeing a lot of people are asking if they need to wear some eye protection.
In my opinion. if you encountered some side effects you better consult your doctor first. But, it’s really rare to have some side effects. I’ve been using this therapy for quiet some time now and I don’t see any bad effects.
Hi, it’s been 8mos now that I’ve been using red light therapy before bed and the result is really amazing. I can sleep 6-8 hours straight.
Yes, blue light is more into skin treatments. Some people are using this to cure some skin cancer or to remove some bacteria in our skin.
I’ve been trying this for a couple of days now. I do not think it will work with what I have. I think I might need something more designed for this kind of treatment. Though I am not saying it is not effective it’s just been days..
For me I haven’t seen any side effects on my body and I’ve been using red light for quiet some time now. I suggest if you encountered some side effects you better consult to your doctor.
@ron_ron_jon actually as per researching, there’s a lot of hidden benefits RLT has to offer other than that. It is being studied to help cure COVID 19 virus as well. Interesting right?
I got this from RubyLux’s website. If you are using their item please read :
The first reason you need eye protection is because the light is so bright it is going to be very uncomfortable on your eyes. Depending on the bulb or device you’re using, it might even be bright enough to harm your eyes.
Just closing your eyes may not be good enough to protect them. Have you ever still been able to “see” light even with your eyes closed? That happens because the light is still making contact with your eye’s retina. The brightness of a red light therapy bulb could certainly cause that to happen.
Another reason is that some people, especially those with certain medical conditions, are more likely to react to light. Bright or flashing lights can trigger migraine headaches or seizures in susceptible people, for example.
So what can you use for eye protection during red light therapy? Fortunately, if your therapy is ONLY red light (no other colors and no infrared light, which is different from red light) you have a lot of options. You basically just need to block enough light to make your eyes comfortable. Extremely dark tinted glasses or goggles might work. And there are red light therapy eye goggles and glasses on the market that are specifically made for it. You could even opt to block all light from your eyes entirely.
@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.
what products are you using so I’ll know what are the most out of all the item?
I just read from other thread that you can see some improvements in just 15 days?