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  • How often should you do full body red light therapy?

    How often should you do full body red light therapy?

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    The frequency of full-body red light therapy (RLT) depends on your goals, the device’s power (irradiance), and how your body responds. Here are general guidelines based on common recommendations: General Maintenance & Wellness: 2–3 sessions per week (each session lasting 10–20 minutes)...
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  • What is a red light bed for​?

    What is a red light bed for​?

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    A red light therapy (RLT) bed is a full-body wellness system designed to deliver therapeutic doses of red (630-700nm) and near-infrared (NIR, 700-850nm) light for clinically-proven health benefits. Unlike UV-based tanning beds, these advanced devices use medical-grade LEDs to stimulate your body&...
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  • What is a red light bed?

    What is a red light bed?

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    A red light therapy (RLT) bed is a specialized treatment device that uses low-wavelength red (630–700 nm) and near-infrared (700–850 nm) light to deliver therapeutic benefits to the skin, muscles, and cells—without UV exposure or tanning effects. Unlike tanning beds (which use harmful UV rays), R...
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  • Do red light beds tan you?

    Do red light beds tan you?

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    No, red light therapy (RLT) beds do not tan your skin. Unlike tanning beds, which use UV radiation (UVA/UVB) to trigger melanin production and darken the skin, RLT beds use non-UV red and near-infrared light (630–850 nm) that does not stimulate pigment changes. Why RLT Doesn’t Cause Tanning No U...
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  • Do you go naked in a red light therapy bed?

    Do you go naked in a red light therapy bed?

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    Whether you lie naked or clothed in a red light therapy (RLT) bed depends on your comfort level and treatment goals. Here’s what you need to know: 1. Naked vs. clothed: What’s more effective? Naked (or minimal clothing): Best for skin treatments (anti-aging, acne, psoriasis). Red/NIR ...
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  • How does a red light therapy bed work?

    How does a red light therapy bed work?

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    A red light therapy (RLT) bed works by emitting specific wavelengths of red (630-700nm) and near-infrared (700-850nm) light to penetrate the skin and stimulate cellular repair, collagen production and other therapeutic benefits – without UV radiation or tanning effects. How it works: The be...
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