Red Infrared Light Neck Shoulder: Heating Red Light Therapy Device for Body Upper Back, 660nm&850nm Dual-chip LED Wearable Wrap Pad Pain Relief Muscle Relaxing for Women Men at Home
What is the purpose of the Red Infrared Light Neck Shoulder device?
The device is designed to provide pain relief and muscle relaxation for the neck, shoulder, and upper back using red and near-infrared light therapy.
What are the wavelengths of the LED lights used in this device?
The device features dual-chip LED lights with wavelengths of 660nm for red light and 850nm for near-infrared light.
How many LED lights are included in the device?
The device includes a total of 576 LED lights, with 288 red lights and 288 near-infrared lights.
What modes does the device offer?
The device offers five modes: 660nm Red Light Mode, 850nm Infrared Light Mode, and a combination of both.
Is the device safe to use on the skin?
Yes, the device has a transparent TPU film over the red lights, making it skin-friendly and helping to isolate sweat and oils.
Can this device be used by both men and women?
Yes, the Red Infrared Light Neck Shoulder device is suitable for both men and women.
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Product Details
The WEETALL Red Infrared Light Therapy Device is designed for targeted relief in the neck, shoulder, and upper back areas. Featuring 288 dual-chip LED lights, it combines 660nm red light and 850nm near-infrared light for effective therapy. This device offers five different modes to cater to various needs, including a combination of both light types. The skin-friendly TPU film protects the LEDs while isolating sweat and oils, ensuring comfort during use.
Red Infrared Light Neck Shoulder: Heating Red Light Therapy Device for Body Upper Back, 660nm&850nm Dual-chip LED Wearable Wrap Pad Pain Relief Muscle Relaxing for Women Men at Home
$80.50Original price was: $80.50.$59.63Current price is: $59.63.
