Red light therapy is a non-invasive treatment that utilizes specific wavelengths of red and near-infrared light. Made with 28,443 Diodes (22,755 and 5,688 infrared) and 635 nm & 850 nm's to promote wellness and rejuvenation. Engineered to position users within 0-2 inches of the red and infrared light source, ensuring maximum absorption and therapeutic benefits. This unique design allows for a more effective treatment compared to beds that cannot achieve this close contact.

A session will start at 10 minutes, then time increases to 15 minutes, and once the your body gets used to treatments, time will increase to 20 minutes for an effective treatment.

Red and near infrared light can be beneficial to eye health at the correct low dosing, however, near Infrared does require eye protection. Studies show that Red Light can imporve mitochondrial function in the retina, which may help slow or reverse some age-related declines in vision 

Red Light Therapy is considered non-invasive and safe to use, however, there is no evidence that can be found to support use during pregnancy yet. Get doctor's approval before you use Red Light while pregnant

Red light therapy uses very low levels of heat and doesn't hurt or burn the skin. Unlike the light used in tanning bed, it doesn't expose your skin to damaging UV rays.

The Red Light Bed at Sunshine's Glow is manufactured in the USA, by Body Balance System, Las Vegas, Nevada. Founded by Michael Londo in 2004 and made by US Veterans and Civilians alike.

Yes, Body Balance Systems are FDA Registered. & NRTL certified. This company adheres to strict U.S. regulatory standards and oversight. FDA Registration Number #3010627475

Multiple studies found that red light therapy can be an effective treatment for androgenic alopecia, a genetic disorder that causes hair loss. Red Light therapy can increase hair density and thickness. Most people will see improvements around 4 to 6 months of consistent use. Consistency is the key and requires regular use to maintain results

Yes, red light therapy can cause itching in some people. Some common reasons include: Increased circulation-Red Light therapy increases blood flow. As circulation improves, some people experience temporary itching, tingling or warmth. Dry Skin-Red light can sometimes make dry skin more noticeable, leading to itching. Healing Response-As tissues begin to repair, inflammatory chemicals can be released, causing mild itching.  Heat Sensitivity-your skin may react with redness and itching. Skin Products- Lotions, perfumes, essential oils, or topical medications applied before treatment can react when exposed to light. Histamin Release - Some people experience a temporary histamine response, which can cause itching and redness.

Red Light therapy, also called photobiomodulation or low-level laser therapy can help reduce knee pain by targeting inflammation, supporting tissue repair, and improving circulation.