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Start from your goal, then match the form factor: a mask for the face, a panel for the body or large areas (back, joints), a handheld/wand for spot-treating. Full-body setups exist if the budget allows.
Then check the specs that actually matter: irradiance (mW/cm²), wavelengths (red ~660nm and near-infrared ~850nm), coverage size, low flicker and EMF, FDA clearance, and a decent return policy. Ask for third-party numbers, not just the brand's marketing. What's your main goal and budget?
I’m in a similar boat — mainly wanting something for my face, but I’d also like to hit knees/shoulders sometimes. Curious how people weigh a mid-size panel vs a mask if you only want to buy one device first. Is irradiance at the distance you’d actually sit more important than just comparing LED counts on the spec sheet?
The Red Light Therapy Forum is a place to learn, compare, and talk about red light therapy, near-infrared light, and photobiomodulation. Members can ask questions, share experiences, discuss recovery, skin health, wellness routines, and explore how light therapy fits into everyday health.