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No hay artículos en el carroJeremy Fischbach
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 16 de marzo de 2025
I picked up the Bestqool Red Light Therapy Device to see if it actually delivers results, and I have to say—it does. The build quality is solid, and the multiple wavelengths make a noticeable difference for both skin health and muscle recovery. After just a few sessions, I saw real improvements in my skin texture, and my muscle soreness after workouts reduced significantly.What I Like:Powerful Output – 100 dual-chip LEDs delivering 170W with both 650nm (surface-level) and 850nm (deep tissue) wavelengths.Multiple Modes – Red light for skin, near-infrared for deep healing, and a combo mode for full benefits.Modular Design – You can connect multiple panels for a full-body setup.Effective Results – I’ve personally noticed better recovery and smoother skin.What Could Be Better:Setup Can Be Tricky – The hanging system isn't the most intuitive. Took a little trial and error to get it aligned properly.Instructions Could Be Clearer – The device itself is easy to use once installed, but the setup guide could use some improvements.Overall, this is a great red light therapy device that actually works. If you’re serious about recovery, skin health, or general wellness, it’s a solid investment. Just be prepared to spend a little extra time setting it up correctly.Would I buy it again? Absolutely.
Rozz
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 3 de febrero de 2025
A podcaster I respect and admire shared his experience in using RLT to shorten his training recovery time. I was skeptical, so did a TON of research on RLT and discovered that this therapy is the real deal with volumes of peer-reviewed studies to back it up. Then I did a TON more research on RLT units, looking at their power, configurations, and wavelengths. The more I studied, the more I came back to the Bestqool brand, which is what the podcaster ultimately purchased after all of HIS research. I couldn't be more impressed with RLT and Bestqool. The very first time I used it was for my back which I had pulled about 2 wks earlier. After 20 min of therapy, I was astonished that I could bend and pick something up off the floor without pain, as had been the case for the prior 2 weeks. My husband and I now use it every day. It has also helped tremendously with my age-related (I'm 59) thinning skin on my forearms, which would tear and bleed at the lightest bump, really awful. Finally after 3 weeks of RLT on my forearms 4 days per week, my skin is noticeably stronger and no more tears and bleeding - WOW. I am so grateful to the podcaster who suggested this unit (Thanks Asian Efficiency!) and only wish I would've learned about RLT years earlier. Just try it - you'll see.
richard hansen dc
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 19 de febrero de 2025
Very well made and packed with good features. Best value for the money. Just don't get suckered into buying a set of special glasses because they are included with the unit
Scott T.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 10 de octubre de 2024
I am a chiropractor, and I use red light therapy myself and in clinic. I have used red light belts in the past and have found them to be effective at reducing soreness and promoting healing. However, I haven’t tried a panel before and WOW, what a difference in power. The pro100 emits 650nm red light for surface level applications like skin and 850nm for deeper tissues like muscle and joints. The irradiance dose is 80.75mW/cm2, which is more than I get from a belt style model. The trade off for more red light power is that a panel is less maneuverable and not quite as easy to multitask with. It comes with a well written manual that covers all the functions of the panel, so if you don’t know anything about red light therapy, you’ll get started just fine. I’ve been seeing great results in pain reduction and tissue healing with the belt style, so I expect this panel will deliver even better. Finally, in researching panels from other competitors, this comes in at a much better (lower) price point for similar specs. I will update after a few months of use!
Mr. Catnip
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 28 de septiembre de 2023
The unit came with a hanging "system" which consisted of basically a door hook (very heavy duty, almost too much so), some cables, a rope ratchet etc.In the instructions it shows to "hook the ratchet carabiner" to the handle...well, the handle shown ISNT THERE, lol.In it's place (and wisely so) are two 'eye hooks' mounted directly into the light. However, these 'eyehooks' are small. I believe the 4 wires were to hook to the back and hang it parallel with the ceiling. However, I opted for the door method. So, for redundancy I decided to hook ALL FOUR 'clip cables' to the main carabiner so that if for some reason one broke, the unit wouldn't go swinging..this was a perfect way to get some redundancy from the wires.... So to make this system MUCH sturdier, I 'reengineered' it with a few heavy duty key rings. As well, the upper carabiner was installed in the pulley 'upside down'. Make sure when you hook the carabiner over the 'post' on the door bracket, you hook the SMALL SIDE UP...otherwise you might run the risk of the unit popping off the post! Honestly, the directions and the hardware given are a joke for the door hanging method. What are you supposed to do for a ceiling mount, I dunno lol. As well, the door bracket should be adjustable with a clamp would be nice...its WAY too thick to fit between the jamb and the door of most doors unless you have a large gap. So, the unit its self so far seems nice, however the hanging system needed some reengineering. A few keyrings in the proper place, invert a carabiner and for the most part your good. Just probably don't plan on closing the door your hanging it on. For whatever reason, the perfect spot for us was in the bathroom (a great spot for skin contact) and we have a closet door that remains mostly open and happens to point perfectly at the shower or into the bathroom, so its going to work well. As well, they could seriously upgrade this unit by adding a simple magnet and maybe a steel stick strip? This unit (after hanging) likes to bounce around the door...not good for a $350 unit. They should include an elastic band with a clip that goes around the door or something. I rigged my own up for now with some huge rubber bands and paper clips, lol. Anyway, I'll submit some pictures once I get a chance. Full reviews later on any health/sleep/etc improvements.
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