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LED light therapy devices are non-invasive, drug-free, and can often be used safely alongside physiotherapy, massage, or skincare routines. However, users taking photosensitive medication or recovering from surgery should consult a qualified healthcare or veterinary professional before starting treatment.

LED Light Therapy devices have been used for pain and inflammation. Red and near-infrared wavelengths penetrate tissue, reduce pro-inflammatory signalling, and accelerate cellular repair-which can lower pain and swelling for many users.
Use: best results depend on wavelength, irradiance, distance and session length; follow device pre-sets or clinician advice. Read our helpful Fluence Guide which details the clinical fluence ranges (treatment dose energy) for specific heath conditions. We bet you’ll be surprised to learn you don’t need high levels of light energy for results.

Yes – LED Light Therapy devices are safe for animals when used correctly, you can read more animal studies here.

Most clinical light therapy research has focused on skin contact-based devices that deliver light treatment directly to the skin, showing benefits towards wound healing, joint recovery, pain relief, and inflammation reduction in pets, horses, and livestock.

Red light therapy Panels emit the same therapeutic wavelengths and can be shared safely with animals whilst under adult supervision, and once approved by a qualified vet. For best results, supervise sessions, keep the animal calm, and adjust distance and time for comfort.

Yes – LED light therapy devices are safe, non-invasive, and supportive treatments for humans and animals that uses visible and near-infrared wavelengths, without UV or heat damage, with minimal reported side effects such as brief redness or warmth.

Light therapy studies document improved wound healing, joint recovery, and reduced inflammation within skin, pain and brain conditions (to name a few).

Because human pregnancy studies are limited, light therapy is not recommended during pregnancy. Always follow the product guide, vet or clinician advice for best results.

LED light therapy treatment times depend on device irradiance, distance and treatment goal – typical sessions range from 5–30 minutes, with higher irradiance needing shorter durations.

LED Light Therapy Shops helpful Fluence Guide helps new and experienced users seeking the clinical dosage/fluence required to treat particular health conditions. 
Use: always follow the manufacturer’s guidance or clinician protocol for safe, effective dosing.

Red and near-infrared wavelengths for skin (typically 630–830nm) stimulate collagen production, increase circulation and reduce inflammation – helping with skin texture, wrinkles, scarring and general rejuvenation.

For autoimmune, bacterial, and excessive oil production, Blue light therapy (415nm-480nm) has improved some users skin condition.
Use: combining wavelengths and following recommended irradiance/distance produces more consistent results.

Read LED Light Therapy Shops Photobiomodulation Fluence Guide of clinically backed dosages for specific skin conditions.

Yes – both wearable LED devices and light therapy panels work effectively when using the correct wavelengths and irradiance.

Most photobiomodulation studies are based on wearables, as direct skin contact ensures maximum light absorption. However, modern LED panels provide the same therapeutic wavelengths over larger surface areas, offering convenience for full-body or targeted use.

Light Therapy results depend on light intensity, treatment distance, and consistency rather than device type. Read LED Light Therapy Shops Photobiomodulation Fluence Guide of clinically backed dosages for specific health conditions.

LED light therapy for the brain devices (transcranial photobiomodulation/PBM) delivers red and/or near-infrared light that boosts mitochondrial function, increases cerebral blood flow, and reduces neuroinflammation-mechanisms, that may support cognition, mood, behaviour and recovery after injury.

Use: light therapy clinical studies evidences in Traumatic Brain Injury/TBI, dementia, autism and mood disorders light therapy/photobiomodulation is improving brain health; follow clinical protocols and consult a clinician for therapeutic use.

Yes. All LED Light Therapy Shops products which hold FDA Cleared will state “FDA” within our products specification: “Certification” area, available on each product listing.

ALL LED Light Therapy Shop products are manufactured by FDA-registered manufactures, ensuring they meet strict international quality and safety compliance.

View LED Light Therapy Shops product certification page for more information.

The difference is regulatory status rather than treatment power or effectiveness.

• FDA-registered manufacturers have formally registered their company and device-making facilities with the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA). FDA registration confirms manufactures agree to follow required quality-management, and safety processes such as ISO 13485, but it does not mean the individual products are Medically Cleared (Class II) by the FDA.

• FDA-listed (Class II medical) devices are specific products that appear in the FDA database. These Light Therapy devices have undergone additional compliance documentation and verification to ensure they meet recognised medical-device safety, and performance standards.
  Light Therapy devices are often built to the same technical and safety benchmarks; the listed devices have simply completed the extra paperwork and cost required for inclusion in the FDA database.

Results vary depending on wavelength, health condition, and consistency. Most LED Light Therapy Shop users report visible improvements in skin tone, pain relief, energy levels, and sleep quality within a few weeks. With ongoing use, LED light therapy supports long-term benefits for inflammation, joint flexibility, mental clarity, and recovery. 

Light Therapy effects are cumulative, working best as part of a regular wellness routine. Read LED Light Therapy Shops Photobiobodulation Fluence Guide to determine the light therapy treatment dose needed for your health condition.

Yes. Using multiple Light Therapy Panels together within the same product range (daisy-chaining) increases body coverage, and can combine wavelengths for whole-body or large-area treatments. 

Use: ensure paired light therapy panels are the same series and follow connection and safety instructions in the manual.