Decent Non-adjustable Red Light Therapy Lamp
There are lot of red light therapy lamps on the market these days and this one is a good example of the genre. It is pretty low power and intended to be used either right on the target area or no more than a couple of inches away. The light consists of 3 wavelengths - 630nanometers, 660nm, and 850nm. The therapeutic value of each is superficial, medium depth, and muscle depth respectively. The 630 and 660 ones are visible as red light and 850 one near infrared) is invisible to our eyes. I use red light lamps to help with neck and lower back pain after a long computer session. This lamp has a pretty small targeting ability obviously so it should be used to target specific  areas that are not very wide. There are no intensity or timing controls on this lamp. It does shut off automatically after 5 minutes.<br /><br />The form factor of this lamp is a standalone gooseneck lamp. It is not particularly stable in all configurations and it is easy to adjust the gooseneck so it tips over. It has a simple on/off switch as its only control. All 3 LEDs come on at the same time. A big positive for this lamp is that it is rechargeable, which greatly increases its flexibility. Untethered to an outlet, it can be used anywhere. Eye protection and a charging cord are included.<br /><br />This lamp does work but I find its low power, lack of adjustability, and instability of the physical platform combined with its pretty high price make it not very competitive with others on the market which are more intense and adjustable. A saving grace for you might be its rechargeability, which might raise it over others for you.
Rating: 3 stars