Uno Vita's rejuvenating light and vibration device for intimate care (home use)
A discreet and stylish unit for you who want to take care of intimate comfort at home - safe, easy and on your terms. Red and blue light are combined with gentle vibration in a hygienic, easy-to-clean design. The text follows Norwegian guidelines for devices (no medical claims).

Summary
Give yourself ten minutes of self-care that feels both calm and refreshing. Red light (650 nm) is used in skin and tissue care to support comfort and a sense of elasticity, while blue light (477 nm) gives a feeling of a clean and fresh surface environment. Three vibration levels help you find calm, presence and good flow in your own routine. In short: A simple habit that is easy to maintain, even on busy days.

Health effects

• Promotes well-being and comfort in the intimate area.

• Supports skin and tissue comfort using red light (PBM principles).

• Contributes to a healthy surface environment with blue light (light-induced surface hygiene).

• Provides relaxing sensory experience with three levels of vibration.

• Can make own pelvic floor attention easier to integrate into everyday life.

• Often perceived as supporting natural softness and moisture.

• Can contribute to increased body awareness and sensual sensitivity.

• Convenient for short, regular sessions of about 10 minutes.

Top features and one lesser-known benefit

• Comfort in everyday life
  Gentle vibration can be experienced as de-stressing and helps you land in your body - perfect when you want a quiet break that is just yours.

• Red light 650 nm
  Used in conjunction with PBM in skin and tissue care to support a general feeling of comfort and elasticity in the skin and mucous membrane.

• Lesser known bonus
  Blue light 477 nm is used cosmetically for light-mediated surface hygiene – a clean and fresh feeling that many appreciate in the intimate area.

Technical details and specifications

• Light sources: GaA/As laser + LED (23 red laser diodes, 16 blue LEDs)

• Wavelengths: Red light 650 nm, blue light 477 nm

• Stated power (manufacturer data): 119 mW

• Vibration: 3 intensity levels, approx. 10 minutes per session

• Standard session: Approx. 10 minutes light + optional vibration

• Power: Rechargeable lithium battery 800 mAh, USB charging

• Measurements: Approx. 22 cm × 2.8 cm (length × diameter)

• Surface: Smooth, easy to clean; use water-based gel if necessary

• Certification: CE / ISO 13485; manufacturer FDA-registered for low-risk product

• In the box: Device, USB charging cable, short user guide, storage bag

• Manufacturer information: Uno Vita AS, customer service: +47 [phone], [address], [email]

Use and maintenance
Start with a clean, dry unit. Apply water-based gel for comfort. Select the light program and vibration level, carefully place the device in place and perform a session of approximately 10 minutes. Clean after use with mild soap and lukewarm water, dry completely and store dry. For reasons of hygiene, do not share the device with others.

Recommended use and frequency
Use the device 2-3 times a week, or according to your own well-being needs. Many people experience the best effect when the sessions are done regularly over at least two weeks. Think of this as your little regular wellness routine.

Important safety advice
Do not use the device if there are visible wounds, irritation, bleeding, suspicious skin changes or pain. Discontinue in case of discomfort and consult a healthcare professional. Avoid use during pregnancy, recent surgery, pacemaker/implanted electronic devices or when using photosensitizing drugs without consulting a healthcare professional. The device is splash-proof for cleaning, but must not be used in the shower/bath and must not be immersed in water. For adult users only.

Conclusion
This is a modern wellness tool for those who want more comfort, presence and self-care in the intimate area - without stress and without control. Red and blue light, combined with gentle vibration, make it easy to prioritize yourself and your comfort at home, when it suits you.

Disclaimer (appliances and hardware)
Use is at your own risk and should, if necessary, be done in consultation with a doctor. The device must only be used by adults. The effect may vary from person to person. Keep out of the reach of children. The product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease. Uno Vita uses artificial intelligence in the preparation of content and is not responsible for possible errors or omissions. The information is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice.

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