Q: What is the difference between red and near-infrared light?

A: We support mainstream global certifications: CE, FDA, RoHS, FCC, KC, PSE, UKCA, LVD, EMC.

A: Supports OEM/ODM, adjustable 660/850 ratio, power, timing duration, appearance color, and logo.

A: Not to be used on malignant tumors, acute bleeding, skin ulcerations with pus, or severely infected areas. Use with caution on the abdomen of pregnant women and the thyroid area. Not to be used by people with epilepsy, photosensitive diseases, or those taking photosensitive drugs. Direct exposure to the eyes is strictly prohibited without protective goggles.

A: Results may differ based on objectives and treatment regularity. Thatbeing noted, individuals may notice benefits such as accelerated musclerecovery, pain relief, and improved wound healing quite promptly.However, broader benefits such as enhanced skin condition, heightenedenergy, optimized hormonal balance, and improved sleep quality mayrequire consistent use over 8-12 weeks. Using your Panel devicedaily will optimize response rate and healing. Consistency with red lighttherapy is crucial.

A: Mainstream 630nm, 660nm, 850nm; 660nm targets surface repair, soothes inflammation, and improves skin while reducing swelling; 850nm penetrates deeply, relieves muscle and joint soreness, promotes circulation, and repairs soft tissue; 630nm focuses on skincare and brightening.