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I formerly owned similar SoreLight product's, but they are now discontinued. This new light arrived, and while containing the same wavelengths, it appears just as well made, and with more features. Build quality appears to be excellent; I will order more. The only downside is that instructions are practically non-existent. I find it pretty straight forward, as I was familiar with the SoreLight and with photobiomodulation in general.. Battery installation and assembly/dissembly is easier, and a better design than my previous device. I would definitely recommend. Be aware that the 18650 batteries are rechargeable and commonly available. Of the several red light therapy devices I own, I find this one has the most diverse applications for localized treatments. I definitely recommend this product; very reasonably priced.

FYI; make sure to read the instructions before 1st use as I consider this to be a medical device; anyway So I bought this pain relief red light therapy thing for pain relief due to having a lot of inflammation that needs to be address, going to those massage places is not my thing, doctors appointment takes to long, so this is one of my option; ( step back; this red light thing was actually recommended by a friend of mine, thanks to him!!!! ), anyway, it’s really simple toUse; just make sure to fully charge before 1st use, I would say it does relief some of the pain, not all, but some is better than non, it’s more like a pen, is not over heavy yet not really light weight either, so far I have been using it for about 10-15 minutes each session one or twice a day, I could tell my pain has reduce, btw; make sure to press / pickThe option that you feel the most comfortable as it took me a few times before I find my batch so to speak, anyway would I be buying this again; I expect this to last but if I have to think so

Device stopped working after one use. I replaced the battery but that did not fix the issue. I would like a refund but Amazon says it is not eligible for refund. Scam!

This is the second red light therapy device I've purchased to get rid of cold sores. The first one worked wonders but recently broke. This one looks like it will do the job and the wavelengths mentioned in the description are what are clinically shown to work in reducing sores. However, there are no specific directions for use for cold sores, just for pain. I have also been unable to locate a way to reach out to customer service for guidance. Ill likely try out some different options of usage to figure it out on my own. If it works or if someone from therapsky reaches out with instructions I'll raise my rating. Red light therapy for cold sores absolutely does work.

This has been a lifesaver. I've struggled with cold sore outbreaks for years and have tried every product under the sun. If you've ever dealt with cold sores you know how debilitating they can be, from the pain, to the ugly blemish on your lips, they are probably the quickest way to ruin a day, week, month.I use this product at the first sense of a tingle and it will usually stop the cold sore in it's tracks. If I can't get to the light asap and the sore has had time to grow then it will usually clear up after 2-3 days (instead of 1-2 weeks) with use of the light. The price point of this product is much better than it's $300.00 counterparts and I feel that it is just as effective.Here's my general method.I do 3 rounds of light therapy, one session on red, one on red flashing, and one with the infrared light (it looks like nothing on the light but has one tiny red dot). I do this 4-5 times a day; morning, mid-morning, lunch, mid-afternoon, then before bed.I've also found that using some of the more natural cold sore products seem to work better than the chemical based ones. My favorites have been Urban ReLeaf Lemon Balm (HIGHLY recommend) and natural L-lysine lip cream.Good luck!

This device was priced higher than some others, but Iiked the multiple features like being able to convert it from a small light to a flashlight-sized and the three types of light waves you can choose to use. The light itself proved wonderful for healing a mouth injury (wound) and ankle injury (ligament) so I have no concerns the efficacy of the treatment. One thing I am puzzled about is the lithium battery life. This comes with a handy charger for the two batteries provided. After a 11 days of use, I have had to replace the battery 3xs. The unit requires one battery, so you can replace one while the other is charging for continuous use. I will edit this review again later regarding the batteries, but I plan to use it regularly on some joint areas and curious to see how often the batteries need charging or if they last past a few months. My four star rating is based on my hesitancy regarding the batteries.

Worked for about thirty minutes and stopped working. Still not working after charging.

Pros; price for the quality, come with the wandCons; the 2 rechargeable batteries are not standard size, get hot and shut off so need to wait to cool off, and unless you are watching, it's hard to tell if it is off, and easy to touch and switch by mistake.I decided to keep it as I found the size to be still travel friendly if you want cordless. Plus the glasses included are very good.