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Red light therapy for every stage of your journey.
Everyone experiences pain differently, which is why our red light therapy is designed to support relief and recovery for all ages and lifestyles.
People Managing Chronic Pain
Regain control with red light therapy designed to help you manage pain relief. If you’re dealing with long-term pain, our therapy helps you move forward.
Pads for Athletes
Reduce muscle soreness with targeted red light therapy. Whether you’re training, competing, or recovering from an injury, our pads improve circulation and long-term wellness.
Pads for Veterans
Support your body’s recovery from service-related injuries and chronic pain with red light therapy. Designed to promote circulation, our pads help you stay strong and active.
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HealthLight is Trusted by Professionals
See how HealthLight red light therapy pads are making a difference for patients and healthcare professionals.
Clinicians
Offer HealthLight to your patients.
Physical Therapists
For all body types - accelerates treatment.
Chiropractors
Popular for reductions of pain in all areas.
Podiatrists
Reduces pain in patients' lower extremities.
Massage Therapists
Light therapy is used before massage session.
Why use HealthLight?
Yes! Red light therapy is supported by decades of scientific research. It has been shown to improve blood flow, reduce pain, and support healing at the cellular level.
In 1993, Duke University researchers discovered the benefits of red light therapy. In 1998, three American physiologists won the Nobel Prize for discovering that nitric oxide causes blood vessels to dilate, a key process in pain relief.
Unlike medications that must be taken orally, near-infrared light triggers nitric oxide production directly at the treatment site, leading to localized pain relief and healing.
Red and infrared light penetrate the skin and trigger the release of nitric oxide from blood vessels and red blood cells. This process:
- Dilates blood vessels, increasing circulation for several hours after treatment.
- Improves oxygen and nutrient delivery, promoting cellular repair.
- Reduces inflammation and pain, aiding in long-term relief.
These effects make red light therapy an effective, non-invasive option for pain management and tissue recovery.
Clinical research has shown that red and near-infrared light therapy can:
- Reduce pain and inflammation
- Increase blood circulation for faster healing
- Support nerve regeneration to restore sensation
- Enhance muscle recovery and reduce soreness
- Promote skin health by stimulating collagen production
The wavelength of light determines how deeply it penetrates the skin and tissues. The most effective ranges for therapy are:
- Red light (630-700nm): Targets surface-level tissues, great for skin health and inflammation reduction.
- Near-infrared light (800-900nm): Penetrates deeper into muscles, joints, and nerves, aiding in pain relief and recovery.
HealthLight uses both red and near-infrared light to maximize benefits at multiple depths.
For red light therapy to be effective, the amount of energy delivered—measured in joules—must be sufficient to stimulate cellular activity. HealthLight pads are designed to provide the optimal dosage to ensure results.
Higher-intensity light therapy means:
- Faster treatment times
- More energy delivered per session
- Longer-lasting effects
Our therapy pads are engineered to deliver the right amount of light energy for maximum pain relief and healing.
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Leading Bloodflow Researcher
Dr. Tom Burke spent years at the University of Colorado researching the physiology behind red light therapy. Watch this video to learn about some of the profound effects on the body.
Biomedical Engineer
Dr. Gerald Pollack from the University of Washington shares new information and ideas about how light charges up our human cells faster than our cell phones. The report from his lab may surprise you.