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If you can believe hot tubs and saunas are beneficial, or at the very least enjoyable, you should be able to justify red light “therapy.” I have five high watt
by J_Shelby_J 2y ago
If you can believe hot tubs and saunas are beneficial, or at the very least enjoyable, you should be able to justify red light “therapy.”
I have five high wattage panels I got from eBay. At around 1500w total, it’s basically an infrared sauna. I know there are theoretical health benefits, but if I’m being honest, at this point I just really like the way it feels to do my morning stretches in front of them.
- lambdaba 2y agoCould you link to the panels you bought or similar ones?
- J_Shelby_J 2y agoIt was several years ago, and the manufacturer no longer sells on eBay under the same account. It looks like they’re still in business though: https://www.sgrowled.com/product-category/led-red-therapy-light/vig-series/ https://www.sgrowled.com/product-category/led-red-therapy-li... These were like half the price of western branded drop shipped versions, and a tenth the price of the ones they peddle to rich people. They are nothing like the few watt toys health and beauty companies sell. These put out some serious power.