Red Light Therapy for Body, Adjustable Infrared Light Therapy Lamp with Stand - 660nm Red Light and 850nm Near Infrared Light Lamp Device for Facial and Body Skincare

I recently purchased this red light therapy lamp, and while it’s too early to determine if it will provide noticeable relief for fibromyalgia or muscular pain (since these treatments take time to take effect), I can already say that the product itself is well-designed, sturdy, and easy to use. The build quality is solid, with a strong, well-balanced base that provides stability during use. The light panel is generously sized, allowing for wide coverage, which means I don’t have to constantly reposition it to target different areas of my body. Assembly was also surprisingly quick and simple, taking around 10-15 minutes with all parts fitting together smoothly. The 660nm red light and 850nm near-infrared light combination is ideal for deep penetration into muscles and tissues, and the LED output is bright and evenly distributed, ensuring effective coverage for each session. The surface design of the panel helps diffuse the light properly, making the experience more comfortable rather than overly intense in one area.The only minor issue I’ve encountered so far is that the neck of the lamp is a little loose, which means it doesn’t always hold its position as firmly as I would like. It’s not a dealbreaker, as it still stays in place well enough for a session, but I do wish it were a bit more secure. That being said, this small drawback doesn’t outweigh the many positives of the lamp. The adjustable stand, strong LED output, and overall quality build make it a great option for anyone looking to incorporate red light therapy into their routine. Even though I haven’t used it long enough to see long-term effects, I am hopeful based on the strength and consistency of the light. If you’re looking for a sturdy, easy-to-assemble, and well-designed red light therapy lamp, this is definitely worth considering!

The Doinart Red Light Therapy Lamp with Stand is a total win for anyone looking to bring salon-quality therapy right into their home! The curved design is genius, focusing the red and infrared light perfectly for both your face and body, and the adjustable stand makes it easy to target any area. I love how compact and lightweight it is—you can use it while chilling on the couch, reading in bed, or even gaming! With 120 LEDs delivering a powerful combo of 660nm red light and 850nm infrared light, it’s great for skin, muscles, and joints, leaving you feeling refreshed and rejuvenated. Plus, it’s way more cost-effective than the regular spa visits.

I found this unit to be well designed. It went together in a snap, with no need to consult the instructions. The build quality was good, with one exception: the DC jack is very hard to insert. It is crammed in tightly to the back of the light array, and I can picture it possibly not surviving too many use cycles, so I leave it plugged in.The line switch does one thing only: it turns the unit on or off. You get no control over which wavebands you are using. This is the main reason why I consider this a basic machine. But I think that's all you need to get you started with RLT.The owners pamphlet is also basic, but is nicely done and readily understandable.The company only gives you an outlook.com email address to contact them, which is not exactly confidence-inspiring.Probably the one thing that does need to happen here is a heavier base for the unit. As it is it will easily tip over if the extending arm is not vertical to the base. The base really should be cast iron to prevent this.But taking all these things, and price, into consideration, I think this is a good way to get into the RLT game. I've had it for a few weeks now, and because it's on a stand it's convenient to turn on while I'm at the computer or in bed. I would buy it again.

I’m impressed with this infrared lamp, I was able to quickly set it up. The adjustable settings let me customize the level to my liking. Overall, it’s a fantastic addition to my wellness routine, as an aesthetician I recommend!

This red light therapy device is surprisingly high-quality for the price. The materials feel sturdy, and the overall build is solid—definitely not flimsy or cheaply made. It’s well worth what it costs, especially considering how adjustable it is. I like that I can position it to hover over a treatment area while lying down, which makes longer sessions more comfortable. The timer feature is a nice touch, letting me set it for 30 minutes without having to keep track manually.I’ve just started using it, mainly targeting my neck since I deal with a lot of joint issues. After the first session, I noticed my skin felt softer, and I did feel like it reduced some inflammation in my neck joints. It’s too early to say anything definitive, but so far, I’m impressed. I’ll update after I’ve used it longer and can get a better sense of the long-term effects.

Has decent light and therapy. The reason for 3 stars is the base. Sent first one back now this one doesn't stay tight. Bad design for pole to base connection

I chose this one because it is more compact than other full body red lights. It came in a small/medium box and it’s easy to put together and get it working. I like that it can be put away and it doesn’t have to take too much space

I'm not sure how I have lived this long without a personal infrared red light lamp! I use it several times per week and it changes my mood instantly. It just makes me feel good. I use it on my face and I also do it full body as well, right after a shower before any lotions or oils, and in my bday suit. It's rejuvenating and is really helping my skin as well.