LED Red & Blue Light Therapy Neck Device
Photobiomodulation treatment for your neck health

LED Red & Blue Light Therapy Neck Device is an advanced and user-friendly health device designed to support natural well-being and better health and shoulder area. Through precise and balanced use of red and blue LED light, the device can help:

• relieve pain

• reduce inflammation and swelling

• improve the condition of the skin

completely without invasive measures or drugs.

Red LED light

• Stimulates the mitochondria in the cells and increases the production of ATP

• Promotes increased energy conversion, improved protein synthesis and strengthened cellular metabolism

• Activates fibroblasts and stimulates better collagensynthesis

• Contributes to the skin's elasticity and repair of damaged tissue

• Improves microcirculation and oxygen supply to the tissue

• Supports the body's natural immune system and promotes faster healing processes

Blue LED light

• Have documented antibacterial effect

• May affect Propionibacterium acnes, a bacterium associated with acne and inflammation of the skin

• Activates porphyrins in the skin so that reactive oxygen species are released and bacterial growth is reduced

• Helps to cushion irritations and light superficial ailments

• Support a healthy and balanced skin barrier

Health effects

LED Red & Blue Light Therapy Neck Device can contribute to:

• to reduce acute and chronic inflammation of the neck and shoulders

• to relieve muscle tension and pain

• better oxygen supply and blood circulation in the tissue

• activate local immune cells

• improve lymphatic drainage and reduce swelling

• better skin health and control of acne

• give a general sense of well -being and relaxation

Who does it fit for?

• Office workers who sit quietly over longer periods

• Elderly performing physical housework and experiencing stiffness

• Drivers and transport workers

• Young adults using screen long

• Athletes or exercisers

• People with light to moderate acne in the neck

• Anyone who wants to improve microcirculation and skin health in the neck area

Use

• Frequency: 2–3 times a day

• Point: Preferably between 6 p.m. 5–7 in the morning or 19–21 in the evening

• Duration per session:

  • 5 minutes of blue light

  • 30 minutes of red light (can be increased to 40 minutes after a month's use)

• Cycle: 15 days of continuous use, then 2 day break, repeated for up to 3 months

• Tip: Clean the skin before use for the best possible effect

Technical specifications

• Red light: 630 nm ± 10 nm

• Blue light: 465 nm ± 10 nm

• Power density: ≤ 10 mw/cm²

• Operating voltage: DC 5 V

• Operating effect: ≤ 100 VA

• Protective class: Type I, Class B

• Operating temperature: 5–40 ° C

• Humidity: ≤ 80 %

• Certifications: Ce, rohs

Storage and maintenance

• Store in a dry, cool and dust -free place

• Avoid direct sunlight and high humidity

• Wiped off with a soft cloth after use

• Avoid strong chemicals by cleaning

Conclusion

LED Red & Blue Light Therapy Neck Device represents a safe, efficient and natural way of supporting the body's regeneration processes. It provides a documented and non-invasive method to reduce pain, support blood circulation and contribute to better skin health, and can be used both at home and in a professional context.

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