Red Light Therapy Pad 31.5" for Pain Relief 🩺
Description:
This red light therapy pad for body delivers targeted LED exposure across a long, flexible panel to help soothe muscle discomfort and support recovery after activity. Its elongated size makes it practical for treating the back, waist, shoulders, or knees while resting or lying down, and it combines visible red and near-infrared wavelengths for deeper tissue reach.
Key Points
The pad operates with a dense array of LEDs to provide consistent coverage over a 31.5 inch by 11.8 inch surface. It is designed to be placed directly on the skin area that needs attention, allowing for hands-free sessions while you relax or read. According to the manufacturer, the device uses both 660nm red light and 850nm near-infrared light to address surface and deeper tissues respectively, which may be useful after workouts or during periods of chronic discomfort 🔴.
This product is offered as a unisex option and can be wrapped or positioned for various body shapes. The flexible construction helps maintain contact over curved parts of the body like knees and shoulders. Consider that individual results may vary and consistent sessions are typically needed to notice changes.
Technical Specifications
- Name: GMOWNW Red Light Therapy Pad
- Size: 31.5" x 11.8"
- LED count: 360 LEDs
- Wavelengths: 660nm & 850nm
- Chip type: Dual chip grade
Benefits
The combination of red and infrared light aims to support local circulation and muscle relaxation, which can help reduce tension after exercise or long periods of sitting. The large coverage area reduces the need to reposition the pad frequently, making it convenient for treating wider muscle groups. It offers a non-invasive option that can be used alongside other recovery habits such as stretching or controlled activity. ⚕️
Usage Recommendations
Use the pad on clean, dry skin and position it so the LEDs face the area of concern. Typical sessions often range from 10 to 20 minutes, depending on sensitivity and the protocol you follow. Allow time between sessions as recommended by professional guidance or the device manual, and monitor how your skin and tissues respond. For comfort and safety, avoid direct eye exposure to the LEDs and keep the device at a recommended distance if not in direct contact.
Note that while many people use light therapy devices for relief or recovery, this pad is not a medical treatment for underlying conditions and should not replace professional medical advice.
