You just saw the numbers on stage — here they are in writing

Seven wavelengths. Over 180 mW/cm². Every figure published, every study cited.

Q: What are the EMF and flicker figures?

BioRed doesn't publish an EMF or flicker measurement, and we are not going to estimate one for them. If either is a deciding factor for you, ask at the table and we'll get the manufacturer's measurement rather than guess at it.

At-home red and near-infrared therapy you own instead of book: 590 to 940 nm across seven wavelengths, every published specification in the open, and five peer-reviewed studies cited with their limits attached. Every bundle is 25 % off while you're here.

The bundle we'd pick: $824.25 today regularly ~~$1,099~~ — 25 % off every bundle with BIORED25. Sets start at $411.75.

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The BioRed Max Panel, a tall red light therapy panel on its rolling stand. — The Max Panel — 300 dual-chip LEDs, seven wavelengths, free rolling stand.

Free shippingOn every order

60-day money-backSend it back if it isn't earning its place

1–3 year warranty3 years on panels, 1 on wearables

FSA / HSAEligible where applicable

The part most pages skip

Three numbers decide whether a session does anything.

Wavelength decides what the light can reach. Irradiance — milliwatts per square centimetre — decides how much of it actually lands on you. Time decides how much you accumulate in a session.

That is how a result gets repeated: a stated wavelength, a stated dose in joules per square centimetre, a stated number of sessions. The trials further down this page state theirs.

Hold any product page to that standard and most of them fail it — you get “medical grade”, “clinically studied”, “powerful”, adjectives where the figures should be. The brands worth your money publish the figures and the conditions they were measured under.

So every BioRed device below prints every figure BioRed publishes for it — wavelengths, LED count, timer range, warranty, and irradiance where BioRed measures it. Where a figure isn't published, the row says so instead of guessing, and where a figure needs a condition attached, this page says so rather than rounding it off. The research is cited with its journal, its year and its limits. Then you decide.

Wavelength

590, 630, 660, 810, 830, 850 and 940 nm across the BioRed panels — amber through red into near-infrared. Shorter wavelengths are absorbed nearer the surface; longer near-infrared wavelengths pass further into tissue.

Irradiance

Over 180 mW/cm² on both BioRed panels. 99 mW/cm² from the 128-point laser cap. Neither figure is published with a measurement distance, which is the first thing to ask about any brand's number — including this one.

Time

A 10-minute default timer on the panels and the mask, up to 30 minutes on the panels and 40 on the mask. The belt runs from 1 to 30 minutes; the cap sets in five-minute steps from 5 to 30.

How it works

The target is an enzyme inside your mitochondria.

Red and near-infrared light is absorbed inside the cell, at cytochrome c oxidase — the final enzyme of the mitochondrial electron transport chain, the chain that drives production of ATP, the molecule your cells spend to do work.¹

The leading explanation for what happens next is that the light displaces inhibitory nitric oxide from that enzyme, restoring electron transport and raising the mitochondrial membrane potential.¹ In the review literature this is stated as a hypothesis, not a settled fact, and we'll state it the same way.

In one line, that is the proposed mechanism: light in, electron transport restored, more ATP available to spend. It is the best-supported explanation in the review literature, and it is still an explanation rather than something measured in your cells. It is also why the same few wavelengths keep turning up in trials on very different tissues — skin, scalp and muscle are all running on the same mitochondria.

590 nm

630 nm

660 nm

810 nm

830 nm

850 nm

940 nm

Bar length indicates relative absorption depth, shortest red at the top to longest near-infrared at the bottom. Illustration only — not to scale and not a measurement.

Published research

Four results, with the fine print attached.

Four outcome studies below; the mechanism review above is the fifth. All five are peer-reviewed work on red and near-infrared light — not on BioRed devices. Journals, years and DOIs are in the references at the foot of the page.

Skin texture and collagen density

136 volunteers, 30 twice-weekly sessions — roughness and collagen density both improved against controls

A randomized controlled trial enrolled 136 volunteers: 113 received 30 twice-weekly sessions of red light at 611–650 nm, normalised to about 9 J/cm², and 23 were untreated controls. Measured skin roughness and ultrasound-measured collagen density both improved significantly against those controls, and blinded reviewers confirmed the change from photographs.²

Fine print: the abstract reports significance, not percentages, and broadband light showed no advantage over red alone.

Periocular wrinkle volume

31.6 % lower wrinkle volume in the trial, at 660 nm over four weeks

A split-face trial in 137 women aged 40–65 ran 10 sessions over four weeks at 3.8 J/cm², 660 nm red light on one side and 590 nm amber on the other. Wrinkle volume fell 31.6 % on the red side and 29.9 % on the amber side.³

Fine print: in the same trial neither wavelength improved skin hydration or viscoelasticity.

Hair density at the scalp

11 double-blind randomized trials pooled, all against sham devices

A meta-analysis pooled 11 double-blind randomized controlled trials of low-level laser therapy against sham devices and found a significant increase in hair density, SMD 1.316 (95 % CI 0.993–1.639).⁴

Fine print: the authors note the review was limited by heterogeneity between trials, and the devices tested were comb- and helmet-type, not this cap.

Muscle soreness and strength after training

SMD 0.97 better muscle strength at 24 hours, pooled across the trials

A 2025 meta-analysis of photomodulation for delayed-onset muscle soreness, across wavelengths from 660 to 950 nm, found lower soreness scores at 72 and 96 hours (SMD −0.55 and −0.56) and better muscle strength at 24 and 48 hours (SMD 0.97 and 0.99).⁵

Fine print: only four of the fourteen included studies had data that could be pooled, and the authors note that parameters, timing and populations varied and some studies found no significant benefit. This is evidence that photomodulation may reduce soreness, not that it reliably does.

What this does and doesn't tell you

Every trial above used its own light source, its own dose and its own protocol. Together they are good evidence that red and near-infrared light at specific doses produced measurable changes in those studies.

They are not evidence about a BioRed device. BioRed has not funded or run a clinical trial on its own hardware, and we are not going to imply otherwise.

What we can say precisely: BioRed's panels emit 590, 630, 660, 810, 830, 850 and 940 nm, and the cap emits 660 nm. Those wavelengths overlap the ranges used in the studies above. Overlapping wavelengths is a reason to take the hardware seriously. It is not the same thing as reproducing a result.

Choosing

Pick the goal. The device follows.

The BioRed Therapy Mask, a cordless silicone facial light therapy mask.

Skin: texture and tone

The Therapy Mask. 72 quad-chip LEDs, 288 chips, four wavelengths — 460, 665, 850 and 1064 nm — cordless, 10-minute default session. Add the Mid-Size Panel for neck, chest and hands.

The BioRed Therapy Belt, a flexible neoprene red light wrap with a magnetic controller.

Recovery: joints and worked muscles

The Therapy Belt. 360 LED chips at 660 and 850 nm, cord-free on a 6000 mAh battery with a 1–30 minute timer. BioRed lists it for the lower back, hips, shoulders, knees, legs, calves and feet. Pair it with a panel for larger areas.

The BioRed Therapy Cap, a wearable laser cap for the scalp.

Scalp and hair

The Therapy Cap. 128 laser points at 660 nm, 99 mW/cm², five power levels, hands-free, timers from 5 to 30 minutes.

Everyday full-body sessions

The Max Panel. 300 dual-chip LEDs, all seven wavelengths, over 180 mW/cm², independent wavelength control, and a free rolling stand so you can run a standing session.

Before the price

Three things we're not going to pretend about.

There are no reviews yet

BioRed is new, so there aren't any, and we won't invent them. What you get instead is every published specification, five peer-reviewed studies with their limits attached, a 3-year warranty on the panels and 60 days to send it back.

BioRed has not run its own trial

The research above is independent work on red and near-infrared light. BioRed's devices emit wavelengths that overlap the ones those trials used. That is an argument for the hardware, not a claim about a result.

Some items are on pre-sale

Anything out of stock can still be ordered: BioRed ships pre-sale items in 4–6 weeks, and any in-stock items in the same order ship right away at no extra cost. Each product page shows its live status.

Event pricing

25 % off every bundle, for everyone in the room.

Prices below already show the 25 % applied. Enter BIORED25 at checkout on bioredlights.com and the total will match. Anything out of stock is orderable as a pre-sale — BioRed ships pre-sale items in 4–6 weeks, and any in-stock items in the same order ship right away at no extra cost.

The Targeted Bundle is $824.25 for four devices that cost $1,292.00 bought separately. $193.00 of that difference is the bundle; $274.75 is the event.

The Glow Set

Mask + Laser Cap

If the goal is skin and hair, and nothing else.

Therapy Mask — 4 wavelengths
Therapy Cap — 128 laser points

Regular price~~$549.00~~

Event price$411.75

You save$137.25

Priced separately$646.00

Guarantee60 days, money back

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Our pick

The Targeted Therapy Bundle

Mid-Size Panel + Mask + Laser Cap + Belt

The lowest-priced set that covers all four areas — face, scalp, joints and larger zones.

Mid-Size Panel — 120 dual-chip LEDs
Therapy Mask — 4 wavelengths
Therapy Cap — 128 laser points
Therapy Belt — 360 LED chips

Regular price~~$1,099.00~~

Event price$824.25

You save$274.75

Priced separately$1,292.00

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The Recovery Kit

Belt + Mid-Size Panel

If the goal is training recovery — the belt for joints, the panel for larger areas.

Therapy Belt — 360 LED chips
Mid-Size Panel — 7 wavelengths

Regular price~~$549.00~~

Event price$411.75

You save$137.25

Priced separately$646.00

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The All-in-One Bundle

Max Panel + free stand + Mask + Cap + Belt

Everything in the Targeted Bundle, with the 300-LED Max Panel and its stand instead of the Mid-Size.

Max Panel — 300 dual-chip LEDs
Free rolling Wheelie Stand
Mask, Cap and Belt included

Regular price~~$1,899.00~~

Event price$1,424.25

You save$474.75

Priced separately$2,292.00

Guarantee60 days, money back

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Free shipping on every order. 60-day money-back guarantee. Checkout happens on bioredlights.com, where each product page shows its live stock. Orders are processed in 1–2 business days with tracking by email.

Full specifications

Every number, for every device.

Every published figure for all five devices, in full, below. The same fields on every device, and “Not published by BioRed” wherever BioRed has not stated one. Collapse any card you don't need.

BioRed Max Panel+ FREE Wheelie Stand · full-body coverage $1,497 Specs

LEDs: 300 dual-chip
Irradiance: >180 mW/cm²
Wavelengths: 590, 630, 660, 810, 830, 850, 940 nm
Wavelength control: Independent per wavelength
Dimming: 1–100 %
Pulse: 1–10,000 Hz
Timer: 10 min default, 30 min max
Interface: Touchscreen, 2.4G remote support
Dimensions: 920 × 300 × 65 mm
Weight: 13.5 kg
Warranty: 3 years
In the box: Max Panel, free rolling Wheelie Stand, power cable with plug, protective glasses, user manual

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BioRed Mid-Size PanelTargeted and half-body sessions $497 Specs

LEDs: 120 dual-chip
Irradiance: >180 mW/cm²
Wavelengths: 590, 630, 660, 810, 830, 850, 940 nm
Wavelength control: Independent per wavelength
Dimming: 1–100 %
Pulse: 1–10,000 Hz
Timer: 10 min default, 30 min max
Interface: Touchscreen, 2.4G remote support
Dimensions: 537 × 210 × 65 mm
Weight: 6.6 kg
Warranty: 3 years
In the box: Panel, power cable with plug, protective glasses, user manual

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BioRed Therapy MaskCordless facial light therapy $349 Specs

LEDs: 72 quad-chip (288 chips)
Wavelengths: 460, 665, 850, 1064 nm
Irradiance: Not published by BioRed
Brightness: L0–L3, with auto-dimming
Timer: 10 min default, 40 min max
Battery: 1800 mAh, cordless
Charging: Micro Type-C, 2 hrs
Material: Food-grade silicone
Weight: 280 g
Warranty: 1 year
In the box: Mask, remote control, charger, USB cable, user manual

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BioRed Therapy CapHands-free scalp coverage $297 Specs

Laser points: 128
Wavelength: 660 nm
Irradiance: 99 mW/cm²
Power levels: L0 5 W to L4 23.5 W
Timers: 5 / 10 / 15 / 20 / 25 / 30 min
Battery: 10,000 mAh power bank
Diameter: 200 mm
Shell: Breathable fabric
Warranty: 1 year
In the box: Laser cap, 10,000 mAh power bank, USB-C charging cable, user manual

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BioRed Therapy BeltWrap it anywhere, cord-free $149 Specs

LED configuration: 120 triple-chip LED nodes (360 individual chips)
Wavelengths: 660, 850 nm
Irradiance: Not published by BioRed
Shell: Lightweight neoprene
Dimensions: 445 × 205 × 10 mm
Net weight: 172 g (± 5 g)
Battery: 6000 mAh
Maximum power: ≤ 7 W
Controller: Magnetic controller
Power input / output: 5 V / 1.3 A (± 5 %)
Timer: 1–30 minutes
Warranty: 1 year
In the box: Belt, controller, power bank, elastic band, USB cable, QC3.0 charger plug, accessory bag, user manual

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Specifications as published by BioRed. Nothing in these tables is estimated or converted. The 25 % event code applies to bundles.

Using it

Ten minutes a session. Two or three times a week. That's the whole protocol.

The panels and the mask both default to a 10-minute timer, so the length of a session is decided for you. The two things left to get right are how often you do it and how far away you sit.

In the trials above, the schedules that produced measured changes were twice a week for 15 weeks, or 10 sessions across four weeks.²³ Nothing in that literature rewards marathon sessions. It rewards showing up.

Distance is the fourth number, and it quietly decides the other three: irradiance falls away roughly with the square of the distance, so the same ten minutes much further back delivers a fraction of the dose. BioRed gives the working distance for each panel in the manual. Use it, and keep it the same every session so you are comparing like with like.

Wear the protective glasses that ship with the panels, and run one area at a time.

Session

10 minutes is the default on the panels and the mask. The cap and belt run 5–30 and 1–30 minutes.

Frequency

Two to three sessions a week, held for a month or more, is the shape of the schedules used in the studies cited above. Consistency is doing more work here than intensity.

Distance & safety

Use the working distance in the manual, and keep it consistent. Wear the glasses supplied with the panels. If you're pregnant, taking a photosensitising medication, or being treated for any condition, talk to your doctor before starting light therapy.

The price

Specs like this usually cost more. Here's the honest reason ours don't.

BioRed's position, in the company's own words: we charge for the technology, not the branding.

What that buys you is a spec sheet you can compare line by line, a 3-year warranty on the panels, a 1-year warranty on the mask, cap and belt, free shipping on every order, and 60 days to send it back for a full refund of the purchase price.

Check the spec table first. If the hardware doesn't hold up, no discount should change your mind — and that is the right way round. The spec table is above, with the figures BioRed does not publish marked as such. The price is the part nobody inflated.

60Day
money back

Sixty days to decide you were right.

Use it. Run your sessions. If it isn't earning its place in your routine, send it back within 60 days for your money back.

Panels carry a 3-year warranty; the mask, cap and belt carry 1 year. Shipping is free on every order, and BioRed devices are FSA/HSA eligible where applicable.

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Questions

The ones worth asking.

Is this the same class of hardware as the premium panels, or a budget version?

Compare the three numbers. The Max Panel runs 300 dual-chip LEDs across seven wavelengths at over 180 mW/cm², with independent wavelength control, 1–100 % dimming, pulse up to 10,000 Hz and a touchscreen. Those are the figures BioRed publishes, and the full spec table lists every one of them so you can hold them against anything else you're considering.

At what distance is that 180 mW/cm² measured?

BioRed publishes the figure as “over 180 mW/cm²” without stating the measurement distance. Irradiance always falls off with distance, so ask for the distance and the test method before you compare it with another brand's number — including ours. We'd rather tell you the question to ask than pretend the number answers it.

Has BioRed run its own clinical trial?

No. The research above is independent work on red and near-infrared light, published in peer-reviewed journals, with the DOIs at the foot of this page. BioRed's devices emit wavelengths that overlap the ones those trials used. That is an argument for the hardware, not a claim about a result.

Why are there no customer reviews on this page?

BioRed is new, so there aren't any yet, and we won't invent them. What you get instead is every published specification, five peer-reviewed studies with their limits attached, a 3-year warranty on the panels and 60 days to send it back. When real reviews exist they will be here with names on them — buy today and yours can be one of the first.

How long until I'd expect to notice anything?

Honest answer: the trials that measured change ran for four weeks at the short end and 15 weeks at the long end. Treat it like training, not like a painkiller — and the 60-day window is deliberately longer than the shortest study so you can find out for yourself.

Which one should I buy if I only buy one thing?

The Targeted Therapy Bundle, at $824.25 with the event code. It's the lowest-priced set that covers the face, the scalp, joints and larger zones, and the same four devices bought separately come to $1,292.00.

Is red light therapy safe for my eyes and skin?

The panels ship with protective glasses and you should wear them. It is non-ionising light, not UV, and no tanning or burning is involved. If you're pregnant, taking a photosensitising medication, or under treatment for a condition, ask your doctor first.

Does the 25 % code work on single devices too?

The event code is for bundles and packages. Individual devices are at standard pricing, listed in the full spec table above.

Some of these say sold out. Can I still order one today?

Yes. BioRed marks anything out of stock as a pre-sale and still takes the order: pre-sale items ship in 4–6 weeks, and any in-stock items in the same order ship right away at no extra cost. In-stock orders are processed in 1–2 business days with tracking by email. Each product page shows its own live status when you click through.

What are the EMF and flicker figures?

BioRed doesn't publish an EMF or flicker measurement, and an estimate would be worth nothing to you. If either is a deciding factor, ask at the table and we'll get you the measured figure rather than guess at it.

What exactly does the 60-day guarantee and the warranty cover?

The guarantee is a full refund of the purchase price within 60 days of delivery, with the item returned in its original condition and packaging where possible. The warranty — 3 years on panels, 1 year on the mask, cap and belt — covers manufacturing defects and component failure under normal use, not accidental damage, misuse or cosmetic wear. Claims go through BioRed's contact page with your order number. BioRed does not publish who pays return shipping, so ask before you send a panel back.

I'd put one of these in my gym, studio or clinic. Can I?

These are general wellness products rather than medical devices, so nothing stops you putting a panel in a recovery room. BioRed runs a partner and affiliate programme as well. For multi-unit pricing, ask at the table before you leave — we'd rather quote you properly than print a number here.

What happens after I click through?

Checkout happens on bioredlights.com, BioRed's own store. Add the bundle, paste BIORED25, and the total should match the price on this page. Free shipping applies to every order.

You've got the numbers. Here's the price.

Every bundle is 25 % off with BIORED25, the prices above already show it applied, and you have 60 days to change your mind. The Targeted Therapy Bundle is $824.25 and covers all four areas.

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