I Tried Red Light Therapy For 200 Days. What Benefits Did I Get?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video, I will talk about my results after 200 days of red light treatment. I will discuss things such as sleep improvement, muscle & pain and joint pain relief, Skin improvement and hair improvement. I will also talk about things I have learned and share my future goals with my treatments. Best regards, Philip.
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The hair results are pretty amazing!
So glad you prioritized your well being. I stepped away from managing 3 years ago and it was the best decision I made. I then took a job that is great less stress and I'm so happy I did.
Thank you so much for your support. Unfortunately, I still have a sense of failure despite taking on too many responsibilities and tasks. However, I have come to realize that it was not I who failed, but rather my leaders who did not provide me with the necessary conditions to successfully complete the tasks. This has been confirmed since I began a school leadership program where I have read literature and listened to lecturers about the qualities a school leader should possess.
I am actually recording a video tomorrow about a supplement that has helped me with stress management. However, this may not be relevant if you have already found balance in your life. Thank you for writing to me; I will keep your words in mind for future roles and assignments.
Best regards,
Philip
@@Philip.315 so glad my few words can support. We owe bring balanced to our selves and our families. 💕
Thank you for the content, very thorough!
Hi @susydornberg7239, Thank you so much for the lovely comment! I'm glad it brought you some value. Regards, Philip.
Great information. I can see the difference in your hair growth. 😁
Great results! Thanks for the honest update!! 😊
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
@Philip.315 how is your ear ringing now
Seriously good video, taking a very personal approach to some scientific equipment is fascinating.
Thank you very much for the nice comment, it made my day :) . Best regards, Philip
Thanks for the info and update 😉
You are welcome 🙂
This was a well explained and in depth video! I like that you actually did it for 200 days. These „I-did-X-for-7-days-everything-changed“-videos I call mostly bs. Please continue to make quality content, you got a follow from me :)
Greetings to Sweden!
Thank you so mutch! This has made my day! Unfortunately, I don't want to disappoint you, but I made a video attempting a fat reduction over a 10-day period with the same number of treatments as the studies/research I referred to, but in a shorter period of time. I'm not sure if it was a success, but it was worth a try. Now, I'm sitting and going through a lot of research for my next video about red light, and my eyes are crossing (did I open Pandora's box, perhaps?) Thank you for the support, and please feel free to share the channel. Have a great day! Best regards, Philip
Thanks @Leononymous2562 ! I received the book on Thursday and have finished reading yesterday. Very interesting and easy-to-read! I thought it was a bit unfortunate that he didn't mention hair treatments (maybe I miss), and he spent so many pages on different devices, but on the other hand, I liked his layout in how he presented them. It gave me an idea... Do you have more great tips? /Philip
Im really encouraged to use this for my TMJ, thanks!
I really hope it helps you as it has helped me. My injuries are still there, but they have been more under control in the last 6 months. When I've talked to people about my neck, throat, jaw, and facial nerve issues, they find it very difficult to understand how it affects someone mentally. Good luck and take care of yourself. Sincerely, Philip
Love the honesty 🥳
Thank you
I love your picture of Superman!😂😂. I’m 77 years old, I’have been dealing with Osteoarthritis for the last 15 years , I’m always in pain, the cost have been my reason for not getting it yet, But I think I’m ready to research for one affordable for me. Thank you for your video, best of luck you.👍
Thank you! I hope you will find a red light device that suits you . There is a 50%chance that I will get osteoarthritis to, it usually appears around 15 year after a acl surgery. Here in Sweden the physiotherapes and doctors recommended exercise to reduce the pain, I think the blood circulation reduce the pain. Best of luck to you ! Regards /Philip, Sweden
I started having pain while walking. I've been an avid brisk long distance walker since I was 23 & I'm 68 now.
Last Oct., I was diagnosed with right hip arthritis. Immediately I researched pain relief for this condition & found RLT, or cold laser as some doctors call it.
I bought a quality RL therapy pad for my hip and used it regularly atleast 2×30 min sessions. At the 3 week mark, I was now getting out of bed and walking without any pain or limp.
I also had nerve pain around the right knee and IT band. It's all gone. If I overdo it, and the pain in my joint or knee ever comes back, I just go back to regular use for a couple of days and the pain is only a memory.
My orthopedic doctor asks me what I am doing for pain relief. I told him what I am telling you. He was shocked I wasn't asking him for cortisone shots and pain pills.
Eventually, I will need surgery but it is a miracle I can garden, I can grocery shop, I can pretty walk without any limp or pain and that is more than a miracle to me.
Find a quality infrared light therapy pad and use it. You will see results, too. Regular use is important. Inflammation is a daily battle.
@@Philip.315It's synovial fluid that is released when you move that joint normally and helps to lubricate the joint. That is what you need to keep up.
Inflammation can be caused by any number of things we ingest or conditions we have going on in our bodies. Whatever you can control there would help.
Red light is amazing ! I've only used for 6 months and seeing these results drastically
Nice to hear that others are having the same experience as me. Here in Sweden you occasionally meet skeptical people. What have improved the most for you?
@@Philip.315 skin on face has improved, especially around eyes, looking younger overall, hair texture and quality, inflammation reduction across my entire system, pain killing, helping my knee from an old surgery, workout recovery less sore muscles, huge mood boosting effect daily, wound healing, old scar removal, penis health and performance, sleep!
I wish I knew about red light before when I was doing all of my rehab but then again I don’t think you could by devices like this back in the 2005-2014. I’m glad you have gain good results and better “life quality” 😉
@@Philip.315 they are most certainly at their peak now, no time like the present to invest in one, I knew about them in 2014, but didn't have the money , and the science was new, now it's 100% science based and peak technology, heres to a lifetime moving forward of red light life !
Okay RLT combined with the collagen peptide I consume daily; the collagen has already worked miracles in my life but I do believe it can get even better. I bought a refurbished irestore but ordered a panel for the body. Thanks for the thorough video.
Thank you for the feedback! I became very curious about the supplement you mentioned, and I think I'll order and try it out; it sounds promising. Thanks for the suggestion! Best regards, Philip
@@Philip.315 type I & III are the most abundant. Type II is the best for the joints; that’s found in chicken collagen. Marine collagen has type I. Bovine has type I & III.
@@TheePrettyGirlSwag Is the marine one of the best of them? Or are there different advantages to the different variants? I've looked at a few different options, but I'm not sure what to buy.
Marine collagen is more suitable than animal collagen since animal are most of the time feeded with antibiotiques and medications.
@@naceine2392 Thank you for all the tips, I've bought marine collagen, Took my first dose today, it'll be very exciting to see if it helps me. Regards, Philip
Hi Philip, thanks for this video! Just wanted to tell you that there is a detailed protocol for fat loss targeting in Ari Whitten's book "The ultimate guide to red light therapy". Just in case you have not already read it, it is full of knowledge. Good luck on your journey.
Thank you so much for the tip! I've ordered it now on Amazon. It will probably be a great resource for a video series that I'm considering making in the future. Best regards/Philip
very interesting thank you very much
You're welcome, glad you liked it.
Excellent honest video. I am trying to determine which system to purchase. Do you mind saying what brand IR + NIR unit you're using and do you know if the NIR+ works better than the standard units? Thank you.
Hi @joegood2474! Here's my conclusion: I believe it all comes down to the individual's specific needs. The higher the light frequency, the deeper the light will penetrate. I have a red light device by the brand "infraredi," model "flex max," with light waves at 630nm, 660nm, 810nm, 830nm and 850nm. I think these light wavelengths cover a wide range of potential benefits. What I appreciate about this brand is that it uses a 30-degree lens in front of the LED light, unlike most brands that use 60 degrees, resulting in less focused light. I mad video about 7 things i wish i knew before i bought my red light device. Maybe that will also help you decide. Feel free to reach out if you have more questions. Regards/ Philip
infraredi.eu/products/infraredi-flex-max
Thanks for posting. Were you also using hair loss drugs, Minoxidil, Finasteride, etc?
Hi @dominikpanufnik8585! I tried using minoxidil around 2018, but I experienced increased heart rate, migraines, irritated scalp, and significant hair loss, so I stopped. I know that hair loss is a part of the process in the beginning, but at that time, I couldn't tolerate it, so I tried PRP treatment the same year, which cost around $1200. I saw a slight improvement, but the price was too expensive for such results. Today, I use "DHT-blocking" shampoo and caffeine shampoo and massage my scalp almost every evening. There are special techniques for that. I occasionally do microneedling, but I tend to forget to do these treatments, so I end up doing it at most once a month. But I believe I'm in a better place in my life. I've been stressed for several years, and it has affected me a lot, even my hair. But as I mentioned before, I will eventually lose my hair; it runs in the family. I think people from the USA, Canada, and the UK have better opportunities for alternative treatments than in Sweden. We are slow when it comes to such things. Feel free to reach out if you want to know more. Take care. Best regards, Philip
@@Philip.315 Thanks bro. Appreciate the thorough response!
Usaually numbing sounds like a pinched nerve maybr in your I havr used chiropractics many times for various weight lifting injuries or lifting heavy things wrong. And usually Im back on my feet and working doing normal things quickly within days or weeks at most
So where wich red light did you buy the one you have hanging on your door i have bad neck and back injuries and the one you have seems pretty good ,, there are many styles of lights but yours seems like the good one for neck and back do you have a link thanks .
Hi! I use a device called "infraredi" the model is "flex max". If you wont to save some money I highly recomend you to wait until "black friday". They hade last year a 20 % discount on BF.
infraredi.com/products/infraredi-flex-max?sca_ref=3263491.H14ZuSSuyz
Other top brands is mitoredlight, Joov. There are other brands that are cheaper such as "Hooga". I hear alot of people buy there product and are happy with quality of there product. hoogahealth.com/
But i just wont to say that Hooga does not have any "timer" ore other "finer" functions that the more expensivier brands has. Maybe they have some pro serie that have all the feutures and extra functions.
Feel free to reach out if you have more questions, take care. /Philip
@Philip.315 thank you for the information
Hi there!!! I've thinking about to buy a red LED light device specially to treat my skin. I've been searching for a good one but that don't kill my bank account :) Each brand wound you recommend ? Sorry if you already delivered this info, but I didn't have a chance to watch all your videos yet!
Hello Arie,
Thank you for your question. Without knowing your budget and desired size, my spontaneous suggestion would be "hooga." The 3-year warranty speaks volumes about the company's confidence in their products. They offer two light wavelength options in their panels (RED 660nm and NIR 850nm), which allows for a wide range of treatments. However, it's worth noting that some of the slightly pricier brands offer panels with 4-6 light wavelengths, which could potentially enhance certain treatments.
From what I can see on their website, the panels don't appear to have a display; instead, they feature simple "on" and "off" buttons for different light options. Also, there's no built-in timer (you'd need to use your phone's timer).
I've included a link below for you. While I don't have any experience with this brand, I've heard positive things about them from other TH-camrs and viewers. It seems like you might be able to order through Amazon? Feel free to reach out if you have more questions.
Best regards,
Philip
hoogahealth.com/
@@Philip.315 Thank you so much for your informations Philip, it was very helpful. I did take a look on the website and they have great products. And the warranty is very important, shows confidence in their products.
I did appreciate, thank you!!
Thanks for the video. Which red light device are you using?
Hello Alvaro, I'm glad you found some value in the video. I have a red light device from "Infraredi". I've just released a video "#2 Two Good Reasons Why You Should Buy A Red Light Device," where I mention that I have a campaign running until the end of February. Ninety percent of the funds raised through my discount code will be donated to a prostate cancer fund. I've included links to two top brands where you can use the same discount code on both sites (see below). If you have any more questions, feel free to reach out. Best regards, Philip
Infraredi: infraredi.com?sca_ref=3263491.H14ZuSSuyz
Discount Code: PHILIPBRANDIN
Block Blue Light: www.blockbluelight.co.uk/discount/PHILIPBRANDiN?ref=philip64x
Discount Code: PHILIPBRANDIN
@@Philip.315 thanks for the discount codes! I've heard of both of those brands. There are quite a few brands so hard to narrow down to one. I'll check the specs on those 👍
Hey Philips..one think i wanna ask, you get ringing sounds in ear after using Red light? I mean does it went away or it's came after using light
Hello there! No, it wasn't the infrared light that caused the ringing in my ears; it was actually stress that triggered it by causing me to clench my jaw and throat while sleeping, as well as grinding my teeth. Both my ENT doctor and dentist told me that such tensions can lead to these types of symptoms, which was triggered by stress in this case. So, my conclusion is that light treatments have actually helped me in the long run. I'll follow up on this video in the summer when I have more time. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions.
@@Philip.315 thank you so much fot kind brief reply✨. I purchased infrared light as it seems to be beneficial for eustachian tube problems by reducing inflammation and hoping may it will...
For hair growth, you only use Red light not near infrared ？ Thanks
Your result is encouraging 👏
Hello @rckyida971! I use both red and near infrared light therapy. I use them because near infrared light also stimulates the brain. There is research showing that light stimulation can both repair and prevent diseases in the brain. When I do this, I bend over enough so that my eyes don't receive any light (near infrared), as I believe it could be harmful to the retina. Sometimes, when I have soreness in my back from exercise, I usually extend the time by 2-3 minutes when treating my face with red light (which is recommended for facial and hair treatments). During that time, I just tilt my head slightly so that the front and temples receive a dose of the light. Thank you for your support, and I hope you understand my description. I want to emphasize that no near light should be directed towards the eyes!! Best regards, Philip
@@Philip.315 Thank you so much..Philip..I just ordered Bestqool 60 for hair, pain and better sleep..
I also worry about the near infrared light hurt my eyes..so I will only use 660 red light for face with goggles, correct？
How long (minutes) you use for Face and hair？
For hair, use both 660 and 850nm
For body, use both 660 and 850nm
@@Philip.315 You should wear eye shields when using red light therapy. The clinic I go to makes people wear these glasses to protect the eyes.
@@yardiebabe Thank you for your concern; you're absolutely right about being cautious with one's eyes. I never look directly into the light and always close my eyes when standing in front of the panel. This might be something I'll do some research and video about in the future. I've just received a very intresting book that might touch on something about the subject . Otherwise, I believe clinics often take extra measures to avoid legal actions. I recall David Sinclair mentioning this very topic during an interview, emphasizing the importance of protecting one's eyes. Best regards/Philip
I am not sure what you looked like 200 days ago but you certainly look 'healthy' in this video.
Thank you very much. Unfortunately, when I started this journey, I wasn't sure if I dared to share and step out into the public eye, or if it would yield any results at all. I think the camera (my iPhone) doesn't provide the best conditions for making such detailed comparison pictures. If I had known what I know today, I would have made more preparations to be able to take more before and after pictures, but you learn as long as you live. Have a good day! /Philip
How often and how long are your daily sessions?
Thanks
Hi Mike! As it is now, I do a total treatment time of 20-30 minutes per session time (10 minutes per body part). I treat my hair every other day and similarly, my back as well. I treat my knee every third day or as needed. I try to vary things since I'm limited by the width of the panel. I will probably change tactics with some treatments in the near future as I have started reading up on research. I'm planning to upload some videos about what the research shows about different treatments and how they were carried out. It feels like there is a genuine interest. Check out my video "how to use yor red light therapy device" th-cam.com/video/gHz7ASfDixQ/w-d-xo.html
Feel free to get in touch if you want to know more or have any questions / Regards Philip
I habe an ir sauna that i use daily for about 15-20 min. Can i use red light therapy on top of that for my lower back buldging disk??
I have a few questions for you before I can answer your question. Does your sauna belt have both RL and NIR ? The basic principle is that you can only treat an area for about 1 to 15 minutes. However, if your belt only has RL, then you should be able to treat the "same area" since I assume the Red light panel treats a larger area than the belt. In that case, you would only be using NIR light, the light that is not visible to the naked eye. This way, I see it as if you are treating different layers in the body. Of course, you should not exceed the 25-30 minute treatment time, which is the general maximum time for a full day. I hope I've helped you more than confused you. But, as I mentioned, I don't know what kind of belt you have or which part of the body you are treating. What does the user guide say?
Best regards,
Philip
P.S, do you practice Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu? I used to do it and submission wrestling.
@Philip.315 I don't have a belt or anything. I only have sunstream mini evolve 360 mini infrared sauna from Sun stream. So uli was just asking if it will be good to use my infrared sauna for 15-20 min and then later use the red light theraphy?? I have a bad knee due to sports (some arthritis) and I also have two bulding disk in lower back.
If I can use both should I buy a big panels or should I just buy a desk pannel? If I buy ether one do I still need to buy face mask from Amazon for my face or one of panels will be ok??
Also if I buy desk pannel I only use it 15-20 mon on knee, then use it another 15-20 on back, etc.... or is only 15-20 min period???
@@futbol1972 Excuse me, I don't know where I got the belt from. Cool sauna... it looks like one should be able to combine the treatments. I tried to read about your sauna on the website, but it didn't specify what or how one is exposed to IR. I'm thinking that if you want to be on the safe side, you can do the treatments every other day rather than simultaneously.
I found a video that I think can answer many of your questions. Hope it helpt, take Care!
th-cam.com/video/2GyfZmv2MeY/w-d-xo.html
Could you tell us more in detail about your device?
Hi @skybox-101! I will soon release a video about what "I wish I knew before buying my red light" and a video on" choosing the right device". Could it be something you're interested in? What would you have liked to know more about regarding my red light device? Best regards, Philip.
Mostly what things to be aware of before purchasing.
I have used a red light hair loss device and had great results, without any other drug intervention
i WOULD SEE a good chiropractor like Dr Randy Tent hes the most thorough online they deal with nutrition/supplements as well as analizing blood work. Very interesting videos on you tube.
Thank you for your concern. I actually went to a chiropractor and had 10 treatments. It felt good after the treatments, but after a few days, the issue returned and was almost worse. My doctor, whom I spoke to about it, warned me about chiropractic treatments potentially making things worse. I believe I have a combination of TMJ with cartilage issues in my neck and collarbone, all on the left side of my body. Unfortunately, this is the price I have to pay now for chasing dreams. Thank you again for your concern; I appreciate any tips I can get. I'm considering focusing more on flexibility/mobility and perhaps even yoga. Best regards, Philip
There is information from a doctor that says: If you shine a red light on your body for more than 7 days, your bones will become brittle in the future. So I'm quite worried about this. However, I will be determined to do it. Watching the video you do very persistently, gives me strong confidence.
Hi, and thank you for the coment.
Very interesting, the only thing I've read about is that red light could potentially strengthen the bones, but it was just an article I read and not the actual study. Do you have a link to the interview you mentioned? I would like to read or listen to it. According to the FDA, red light is considered a relatively "harmless" treatment method, but there are always exceptions. The reason I'm wondering is because I'm taking medication that reduces my ability to absorb calcium and can therefore weaken my bones.
With everything we need balance. Don’t overdo it
Name the doctor. We all want to know what you are talking about. Proof, based on facts and long term study instead of opinions is what we need.
What are the details of your routine? How many minutes per day? What sort of distance?
Hi Tom (@tkorte101) !
I'm glad you asked! Right now, I'm sticking to about every other day. Maybe for a shorter period, I'll do treatments every day if I'm dealing with an old injury. 10 minutes per body part, max 30 minutes session per day. I want to emphasize so you won't be disappointed in the future, but there's a chance I'll start changing my routines based on research I've started reading about. I'm planning to cover this in different videos about what research suggests or points towards in terms of treatment. Currently, I'm in the process of putting together a video about red light treatment against hair loss. Regards, Philip.
I'm sorry, I forgot to answer one question. The distance I usually use is about 6-10 inches. Maybe even longer when I'm treating my hair.
@@Philip.315 Thanks for the replies! I think only some devices come with recommended programs. The Hooga doesn't but it contain detailed information about the produced intensity at various distances and a simple formula to calculate it if it's not listed. I guess they leave the application up to the end user because everyone is different.
Looking forward to your video about it.
Which red light is he using? I didn't understand what he said for the name.
Hi @mrkevinj! I’m using a brand called “infraredi” and the model I have is flex max. It’s few of the top brands that has campaigns so often as infraredi. For a example they were the only brand that hade 20% discount on Black Friday last year, which were the time I purchased my device and just a week a go they hade a” birthday” campaign with 20% discount. Other brand that I like but is to expensive for me is mitoredlight, joovv and platinum led. The last brand I mention has a model (biomax900) I wished I owned except for its beautiful display it has blue light. I made a video about
” 7 things I wish I knew before I bought my red light device” maybe you catch up some stuff that can help you. Feel free to reach out if you have any more questions. I wish you the best of luck Sincerely, Philip
Regarding your pain and inflammation, are you aware of PEMF?
HI @bryantcoofty2709! Thank you for the tip; I've never heard of this before. I read a bit about it last night, and I'll have to study more about the theory and research, etc. Perhaps it will be a video in the future!? Regards, Philip.
@@Philip.315 Regarding your research I think that you should obtain your information from a man named Bryant Myers. He has a background in Physics and has been studying and experimenting with PEMF for well over a decade. He's a really nice guy and very hands on with clients who decide to consult with and purchase through him. He's on TH-cam (of course)
How long you stay in the light per day?
Hi @wshyangify !
Thank you for you quistion ! Right now, I'm sticking to about every other day. Maybe for a shorter period, I'll do treatments every day if I'm dealing with an old injury. 10 minutes per body part, max 30 minutes session per day. I want to emphasize so you won't be disappointed in the future, but there's a chance I'll start changing my routines based on research I've started reading about. I'm planning to cover this in different videos about what research suggests or points towards in terms of treatment. Feel free to ask anything, the goal with this chanel is to create a comunity and a forum were we educating and
inform each other regarding health quistions. Regards, Philip.
How do you target your laughing wrinkles? Do you wear goggles? Also what frequency?
Hi @johnaspinall4096 ! That's a really good question. Personally, I don't use protective eyewear, but I've been considering getting tanning goggles instead of using the ones that usually come with the devices. I find that the protective glasses that come with red light devices tend to block the eye areas. That's one of the main reasons why I haven't been using them. But there are studies suggesting that it may not be entirely necessary to treat the exact "problem" area to see effects. When it comes to choosing a wavelength, it doesn't make a huge difference; there are good studies ranging from 590nm up to 660nm. I'll include a link to a smaller study specifically on these wavelengths for you. I want to emphasize that you shouldn't use NIR wavelengths (700-1060nm) on the face; only on the upper part of the forehead and the top of the head if you want to stimulate the brain. Feel free to reach out if you have any further questions. I've also compiled a comparison list that i created myself about different red light models with discount codes, which I'll link for you as well. Best of luck!
Study: [pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36780572/](pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36780572/)
My comparison list: [docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1D4sE4wRMc22BbLB9n0Ls0akBBO_KW1d7H4aceZ4v6ac/edit#gid=53960379](docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1D4sE4wRMc22BbLB9n0Ls0akBBO_KW1d7H4aceZ4v6ac/edit#gid=53960379)
What device you used?
Hi MimaFX. I’m using a brand called “infraredi” model “flex max”
Bro, for hair, use finasteride 0.2-0.4 mg per day, an electric mesoroller and minoxidil 5% - the hair will return. Good luck)
Thanx for the tip! Im afraid of the side effects when it come to finasterid. I have been reading that a brand call "hims and hers" has a topic solution with finasterid and minoxidil. They say that topic solution has less side effect. But then on the other side a orol solution can "shrink" the prostate and even reason studie show that it could prevent heart disease. I might try it, I think here in sweden you have to seek consult with a hair clinic that can prescribe medicine such as finasterid. Regards/Philip
Acne from chocolate? It sounds like aluminum allergy. I love chocolate Hershey chocolate was my favorite but I think they put their chocolate in aluminum at some point of processing it. I always get what I thought was acne but it's actually an allergy to aluminum. I know a young man that had severe acne all over his face that totally went away when he stopped drinking drinks out of aluminum cans.
Here in Sweden we tend to throw out that word when it comes to rash/pimples in the face. But I believe that it leans more to that I am allergy to chocolate, it doesn’t matter what kind /form of chocolate the reaction is often the same. But will keep a eye on the aluminum. Thank you for sharing 🤙🏻
You keep calling it an INFRADRED device, but as far as i an tell you use a Red and NEAR infrared wavelength device, which is a totally different thing.
"I want to claim that you are both right and wrong. What does NIR/NEAR Light stand for? It refers to the light that falls within the wavelength spectrum between 700 nm to around 2000 nm, which is classified as infrared light. But in this case, it's probably me making a direct translation from Swedish to English, "infra rött ljus" = Red light / NIR. Unfortunately, I work solo and handle everything myself when making my videos, so I don't have any specific person to ask for help. You can't imagine how many times I think about what I said after posting a video, even though I've checked it 5-6 times, and I still wonder why I didn't say it differently or express myself with those words instead. But I will definitely make an effort to avoid such translations. Also, it gets even more confusing when companies have similar names to these terms, like "infraredi." Thank you for the feedback. / Philip
Which red light panel did he use ?
Hi Alexander, the brand and model I have is "infraredi" model flex max. I can recommend you to watch my video about "7 things i wish i knew before i bought my red light device", it might help you a little if you are thinking of buying a red light panel. Good luck ! Regards/ Philip
@@Philip.315
Grateful for your answer! Can I ask you to recommend a brand of a big red light panel for the whole body that's easy to use (i.e long enough cabeł etc ) there are several actors on the market and Im new to this
@@alexandernilsson9936
You can pair several red light panels together as long as they are from the same brands. For instance, my Flex Max can be connected with another one, provided it's an infrared panel. I'm not entirely sure if you need to buy any additional accessories to pair them, such as a stand or extra screws. I think you might also need to purchase an extra power cable to be able to connect them.
Currently, Infraredi is offering a campaign with a 20% discount. Regarding the power cable, it seems that some brands, particularly those with a "pro" series, might have improved connections and length. I believe it's a good idea to consider brands that offer a long warranty and are FDA classified. Ultimately, a lot depends on your budget. Some reputable brands to consider are Mitoredlight, PlatinumTherapyLight, Infraredi, and Joov.
There's a TH-cam channel called "Red Light Therapy Alex Fergues" where he tests and compares various models. Whatch his big tests on all the panel and how he ranks them. Feel free to ask anything if you have more questions! Best regards, Philip
Which device are you using?
Hi @chuckjordan661! I chosed a brand called Infraredi, model Flex Max. I selected them because they are FDA certified, come with a 3-year warranty, offer free shipping, and are slightly cheaper than some other brands. I made the purchase on Black Friday, so I believe I saved around $150. In about a week, I'll be posting a video that you might find interesting.
@@Philip.315 thank you!!
Absolutely ZERO
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