Laser Therapy Device for Pain Relief

Really good. Warming, and relief of pain

Quick delivery to Denmark. Easy therapy and handy to use on bodyspots

I really am unsure about tis redlight therapist. Nobody seems to be sure how near your face to hold this. Holding it about an inch seems odd. But, if you use an face lift ( men) of your choice, use the red light directly on your face and use the heat generated, you get results. What does it? The heat, the redlight or the face cream? Yet, it works.

Compact vanity box, clear instructions, complete with glasses and wand. Easy to use don’t know yet how effective but was recommended so have high hopes.

Doesn't do wot it sed it would do not happy need to get a refund but refund date is up can anyone help

I have just started using the device. I need time to be able to offer any assessments

I was pleased to try this 'iKeener Red Light Therapy Device, FDA Cleared Handheld Cold Laser Therapy Device, Infrared Light Therapy Pain Relief Device for Joint and Muscle, Knee, Shoulder, Back, Neck Reliever(2x808nm,12x650nm)(White)'. I have a spinal condition, fibromyalgia and sore knees, so I thought this gadget might help me. I have been trying it on my knees firstly for a couple of weeks and have noticed just a slight benefit, that I could possibly put down to the treatment. I will try on my spine, although I can't really do that on my own - holding it around my back for the allotted time, myself, will not be possible. I am a little perturbed about the lack of accurate instructions in the booklet that comes with the set. I am holding the face of the device a few inches away from my knees, although I do not know from the instructions if this is the right distance. The whole instruction booklet should be a lot more explicit - it does not give me confidence in using the device, especially with the laser component. The actual device comes in a rigid, grey material covered, zipped carry case. You also get some sunglasses/goggles that I presume will protect your eyes from the laser light, a USB cable for charging and a three pin plug that takes the USB end for charging from the mains. There is a little white cleaning cloth that could be to clean the working surface. Charging is simple via my laptop and only took a short while. It will not work while on charge. The red light illuminates when you long press to turn it on and you can adjust the length of treatment time. It is lightweight to use which is a great help for me. In summery - I am not really confident in this device, mainly because of the poor instructions; they do not seem to be the professional standard I expect for a 'medical' instrument. Also the current price of £125.99 seems to be on the expensive side, in my opinion. Therefore I am only giving it three stars.

Product arrived on time and well packaged and in good condition but treatment takes time and I haven't had that yet. Fingers crossed it will work on my peripheral neuropathy and be a welcome back-up for any other painful conditions that crop up.