Red Light Therapy Device with Base, 660nm Red Light & 850nm &940nm Near Infrared Light Therapy Lamp with Timer, Red Light Lamp for Body at Home

Actually bought to use as a vein finder because the actual pain finders are pretty expensive and not the greatest reviews. So I researched the criteria for a good vein finder and this Red light lamp met all the qualifications. Always assumed it was a brighter light that helped but does not the case it's how deep the IR will penetrate in the blood absorbs the light and you can see your veins pretty decently. Dim the brightness to the lowest level you can even put on the Black sunglasses that come with it and oddly enough it makes your veins very visible.

Very nice red light was just not as heavy as I would have liked. I felt it could tip easily. I returned

I like this for a first time red light. It’s convenient to use while I watch tv and relax. I like its three levels of red light therapy. Very satisfied with this light.

Está bueno para tenerlo en la oficina!

Great gift to my wife. Easy to use and handy.

Was hoping this would help but it did nothing but create big brown blotches on my face months ago that I still can't seem to remove no matter what products I use to help fade blotches/uneven skin tone. Not happy.

Using it as hand held mostly. It is light.

So, honestly, isn't it correct that when something seems too good to be true, it usually is? Because I just can't help but think just that about this product right here. From what I understand, this light therapy for skin care treats things from acne to correcting fine lines and wrinkles, and even enhancing skin elasticity. The treatments that celebrities, and the wealthy, have been utilizing long before this type of device became available to "average" people like me. Like most people. So yes I was thrilled to find this product, but I have to say I am more than skeptical about it.This product comes as a lamp style light with a stand, and the lamp itself is connected to a bendable stand. It's made to reposition the angle, so you can aim the light where you need it. Then the power cord has a little remote attached to the cord to turn the lamp on and off, and adjust settings and everything. It also comes with a pair of black sunglasses, which the instructions and precautions indicate must be worn when using the lamp. If you choose not to wear them, you absolutely must keep your eyes closed during use. Apparently the light can cause damage to your eyes otherwise. I will say that these sunglasses are pretty cheap from the looks of them, and they are very bulky. So it makes me wonder how much of your face they will cover and prevent the treatments from reaching. Especially around your eyes where wrinkles occur so frequently. Maybe there are other sunglasses that are just as effective, I have not yet checked into that.The lamp comes with pretty good directions, and they explain what each color of light is supposed to do for you. The lights are red, which is apparently the most popular and maybe the strongest treatment. There is also blue, green, white, and a couple others that vary in strength, treatment depth/penetration, and each color is meant to help in specific ways. The instruction booklet is short and straight to the point, easy to understand, and explains exactly what each color can do.I have used this lamp for one week so far, and I have used it for 20 minutes, once each day, on three seperate days throughout the week. I have not yet noticed any positive or negative results, but apparently it does take much longer than one week to reap the benefits of this product. If it actually does do even half of what it claims it can do, then it is absolutely worth the price, and a great buy. Unfortunately, I don't know yet if it performs as claimed. As I mentioned before, I am very skeptical, but I will at least maintain hope and positivity while continuing use. As of right now, I don't have any reason not to give it five stars. The product seems to be made well, works as it should, Includes helpful directions, is reasonably priced for what it is, and it's claims on possible results are impressive. If I learn in a few weeks that those claims are false, I will come back and update this review accordingly. For now, go ahead and try it with me guys!