Red Light Therapy Blanket

First, what this is not. BON CHARGE sells an Infrared Sauna Blanket at $699 and a range of Infrared PEMF mats and a sauna dome, and none of those emit red light. The Red Light Therapy Blanket is a different product: the specification table publishes visible red at 660nm, invisible near-infrared at 850nm, an LED count of 2,520 and a 30 degree beam angle, and the page contains no mention of heat, temperature, sauna or PEMF anywhere. It is a genuine LED device and it belongs in a red light comparison. The format is its best feature. A 180 x 80cm surface zips together for full body coverage or separates into two independent mats with their own controllers and power cords, and BON CHARGE publishes both a standard and a pulsed mode with a session time you set yourself, from 10 to 30 minutes. Pulsing is not offered anywhere else in the BON CHARGE range. It runs on 100 to 240V mains, weighs 10kg, is made from SBR, and includes goggles, two adaptors, two controllers and two power cords. The irradiance claim is where we would urge caution. BON CHARGE publishes greater than 170 mW/cm2, but the same table lists total power at 270W across a 180 x 80cm surface. That is 14,400 square centimetres, which puts a theoretical ceiling somewhere around 19 mW/cm2 before any optical losses. The two published numbers cannot both be right, and no measurement distance is given, so we report the figure as published and flag it as unverified. BON CHARGE also publishes no numeric EMF or flicker figure for this product, only an EMF shielding layer and a flicker free claim in the page metadata. Certification is listed as FDA, CE, ROHS, FCC, and as with the rest of the range that FDA entry is registration and listing under product code ILY with no 510(k) on file.