FAQ

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Red light therapy (also known as photobiomodulation or low-level laser therapy) is a treatment that uses specific wavelengths of light, usually in the red or near-infrared spectrum, to promote various health benefits. The idea behind this therapy is that light energy penetrates deep into the skin and cells, causing the body to initiate certain biological responses.

The main benefits and applications of red light therapy are:

1. Increased Cellular Energy (ATP Production): Red and near-infrared light stimulate the mitochondria in cells to produce more adenosine triphosphate (ATP), which increases energy production in cells. This can lead to faster healing, less fatigue, and improved recovery.
   
2. Pain and Inflammation Relief: Red light can reduce inflammation and provide pain relief by improving circulation and stimulating the production of anti-inflammatory substances.
   
3. Skin Improvement: Red light therapy is often used to improve skin condition, such as reducing fine lines, wrinkles, and acne. It promotes collagen production, which helps keep skin firmer and younger.
   
4. Muscle recovery: By improving blood flow and promoting cell growth, red light therapy is often used for muscle recovery after intensive training or injuries.
   
5. Better sleep and mood: There is also evidence that red light therapy can improve sleep and positively impact mood by supporting circadian rhythms.
   

This therapy is often performed using special panels, masks, or handheld devices that emit red or near-infrared light. The treatment is painless, noninvasive, and generally has few side effects, making it a popular choice for people looking for natural ways to improve their health and well-being.

Red light and near infrared light (NIR) are both forms of light that fall within the electromagnetic spectrum, but they differ in wavelength and how they are absorbed by the body.

1. Wavelength

Red light has a wavelength between 600 and 700 nanometers (nm), and is visible to the human eye. It has a warmer, more visible appearance.

Near-infrared light has a longer wavelength from 700 nm to about 1,200 nm . This is just outside the visible spectrum, making it invisible to the human eye, but it still has a lot of energy and can penetrate deeper layers of the body.

2. Penetration into the body

Red light penetrates the skin to a depth of about 5 millimeters . It is mainly used to stimulate the superficial layers of the skin, such as improving skin texture, collagen production and reducing inflammation.

Near infrared light can penetrate deeper, up to 2-3 centimeters into the body. It is often used for muscle recovery, joint pain and improving blood circulation in deeper tissues.

3. Applications

Red light is often used for skin care and promoting healthy skin, for example by stimulating collagen production and reducing inflammation.

Near infrared light is often used for deeper tissue repair such as muscle and joint pain, promoting blood circulation and accelerating recovery after physical exertion or injury.

4. Effects on the body

Both types of light have therapeutic effects, such as promoting cell repair and reducing inflammation. However, near-infrared has a greater impact on deeper tissues and is often used for pain relief, while red light is more focused on skin improvement and superficial regeneration .

In general, they are often used together in combination therapies to harness the benefits of both superficial skin improvement and deep tissue therapy.

When purchasing a red light therapy panel, there are several important factors to consider to ensure you choose an effective and safe product. Here are the key points to look for:

1. Wavelength

The wavelength of the light is crucial for the effectiveness of the therapy. Two wavelengths are usually used for red light therapy:

Red light (630-660 nm): This tends to reach the superficial layers of the skin and is good for skin rejuvenation and wrinkle reduction.

Infrared light (830-850 nm): This penetrates deeper into the skin and can aid in muscle recovery, joint pain, and improving blood circulation.

Make sure the bulb has a wavelength that suits your specific needs.

2. Light intensity (mW/cm²)

The intensity of the light affects the effectiveness of the treatment. The higher the light intensity, the faster you can expect results. This is indicated in mW/cm². We recommend using a panel with at least 150 mW/cm. Too low an intensity can reduce the effect.

3. Treatment surface

The treatment surface of the lamp determines how quickly you can perform treatments. A larger surface can be useful for treating larger areas such as the back or legs. For example, if you want to treat the feet or a small area, a smaller surface is sufficient.

4. Therapeutic depth

The effectiveness of the therapy also depends on how deeply the light penetrates the skin. Red light (for superficial treatment) and infrared light (for deeper tissues) are important to choose based on your health goals (e.g. muscle pain vs. skin problems).

5. Quality of the lamps

Not all LED bulbs are created equal. Make sure the bulb uses high-quality LEDs , as these are more efficient and last longer. Cheaper bulbs may be less effective and break faster. Beware: Cheap is expensive! Don't be fooled.

6. Safety features

Red light therapy is safe, but you should pay attention to the certification of the lamp (e.g. CE marking, RoHS certification). Avoid lamps that do not have safety approvals, as this can pose risks. Liroma contains all these certifications.

7. Adjustable functions

Some lights offer adjustable features, such as time settings or different light intensity levels , so you can tailor the treatment to your personal preferences and needs.

8. Warranty and customer service

Check the warranty conditions of the lamp, as well as the availability of customer service in case of defects or questions about use.

9. Price vs. quality

While it can be tempting to choose the cheapest option, it is important to strike a balance between price and quality. Cheaper lights may have lower performance or fail more quickly. Investing in higher quality can pay off in the long run.

10. Reviews and experiences

Read experiences of other users on a platform like Trustpilot , especially those who use the lamp for the same purpose as you. This can help you gain insight into the effectiveness of the product and customer satisfaction.

If you are looking for a specific lamp, you can also check the product description and specifications to ensure it meets the required quality and safety standards.

The difference between a red light therapy panel and a red light therapy mask is mainly in the use, the surface that is treated and the intensity of the light.

• Red light therapy panel:

Suitable for treating larger areas of the body, such as the back, legs or face.

Has a higher intensity and deeper penetration of light.

Used from a distance, for example by standing or sitting in front of it.

Often more versatile, as it offers different wavelengths and modes.

• Red light therapy mask

Specially designed for facial treatments.

Features a comfortable design that lies directly on the skin.

Lower intensity, but focused on skin improvement and anti-aging.

More convenient to use, because you can just carry it and have your hands free.

A red light therapy lamp stimulates cell repair and reduces pain and inflammation with red and near infrared light (630,660-830,850 nm), without producing much heat. It is suitable for skin improvement, wound healing and muscle recovery.

An infrared heat lamp emits heat via longer infrared light (>1000 nm) and is intended for pain relief, muscle relaxation and improved blood circulation. It focuses mainly on thermal effects.

In short: red light therapy works biologically, while infrared heat is mainly aimed at relaxation through heat.

The difference between these two lamps lies in a number of aspects:

• The RTL300+ has 300 LED lights, while the RTL300 has 240.
• The RTL300+ is equipped with dual-chip technology. This means that each LED has a double chip, resulting in 300 red lights and 300 NIR infrared lights. The RTL300 has 240 LED lights, of which 120 red lights and 120 NIR infrared lights are lit. This makes the RTL300+ considerably more powerful.

This means that all LED lights are equipped with a double chip. If there are 300 LED lights, 300 lights will emit red light and 300 lights will emit NIR infrared light.

Each panel can have both the red light and the near infrared light turned on separately, or you can turn them both on at the same time. We recommend turning both lights on at the same time for best results.

We recommend irradiating one body part per day. Multiple body parts in one day is therefore possible.

We recommend keeping a distance of 30-50 cm and using the device for 10-15 minutes.

The pulse function on red light therapy panels flashes the light on and off at a specific frequency. Research has shown that this can provide deeper penetration, better stimulation of cell activity, less heat generation and more targeted therapy, depending on the frequency chosen. It offers additional options for a personalized treatment.

All our panels have 4 different wavelengths. Red light (630-660nm) and Near infrared light (830-850nm). Except the Armor 400 has 2 wavelengths (660nm and 850nm)

Liroma has all the necessary certifications. Think of CE certificate, RoHs and FDA

The following companies use red light therapy in their practice:

• Chiropractic practices
• Physiotherapy clinics
• Sports Recovery Centers
• Skin and Beauty Salons
• Medical clinics

All Liroma panels have a timer to set the correct treatment time.

Unfortunately, there is no clear answer to this. Every body reacts differently, but in general we see that people experience results after a few weeks.

Yes, this is recommended. Each panel comes with a pair of glasses as standard.

Each panel comes with a 'foot stand', which allows you to place it vertically on the floor or on an object. In addition, a large stand is also available separately, which allows you to use it horizontally and slide it above your bed.

The beam angle of the panels is 30 degrees.