At-Home Red Light Therapy — Wraps, Panels & Full-Body Devices

At-home red light therapy works best when the device actually fits the area you are treating. ClinicPBM splits the range two ways: wearables that strap directly onto a joint or limb, and panels that cover a wider area from a distance.

Wearables — strap on and move

• Knee and elbow — contoured wraps that stay put through a session
• Neck and shoulders — collar-shaped wraps
• Legs and hips — whole-leg coverage, nothing to hold in place
• Feet — slippers and boots, one size fits all
• Face — LED masks covering the full face at once

Panels and full-body

Panels work from a distance instead of contact: a 192W unit for one area at a time, a 1500W unit for standing full-body sessions. The full-body sleeping bag wraps 85″ of double-sided LED around you lying down — the widest coverage in the range.

Most devices pair 660nm visible red with 850nm near-infrared; a few add 470nm blue. Wearables run on built-in batteries so you can move around mid-session, and shut off automatically at the end.