Guides
What to check before you spend anything
Written to be useful whether or not you buy from us. If one of these talks you out of a purchase, it has done its job.
- 7 min read
Buying a red light therapy panel in Australia
Most panel listings in Australia quote a manufacturer datasheet figure, at an unstated distance, converted from USD, with the warranty pointing back overseas. Here is what to check instead.
Read - 5 min read
660 nm and 850 nm, explained without the hype
Two numbers appear on almost every red light product sold. They are not grades or quality tiers — they describe where in the spectrum the light sits.
Read - 6 min read
Choosing a red light therapy face mask in Australia
Masks are the most heavily advertised category in this space and the hardest to compare, because the marketing rarely mentions anything measurable.
Read - 5 min read
What a red light therapy belt is good for
A belt is the most practical form factor in this category and the least glamorous, which is roughly the inverse of how it is usually marketed.
Read - 8 min read
How to compare irradiance figures honestly
Irradiance is the most quoted and least understood figure in this category. It is also the easiest to inflate without technically lying.
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The one to start with
The Red Light Dosing Guide
Irradiance, distance and duration, and how to trade one against another. Twelve pages, no product pitch.
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