Sinorico Red Light Therapy Device with Display, Handhold, Low Level Infrared Light for Knee, Shoulder, Back, Joint and Muscle

This item was advertised as new (very deceiving)

El artículo fue un regalo que se fue a Chiapas, para una persona con necesidad especial, duro una semana o dos y nada más ya NO funcionó, cómo voy a devolverlo, me sale más caro todo el trámite que nada. Así que solo fue dinero tirado a la basura.

I originally bought this for my senior dog, but I use it on myself as well. My 17yo dog had received cold laser therapy treatments at the vet and I wanted a home use model. I choose this one due to the number of near infrared and infrared lasers for the price. It was great for her wound care and really helped heal her hot spots and pressure sores. As I read more about the health benefits of LLLT (low level laser light therapy), I used it on my back, shoulder and face. It definitely helped with my pain and I think it's helped tighten my face as well. I definitely recommend it, but there really isn't any "instructions" that come with it other than how to turn it on. Note that when you charge it from an off state, it will not indicate it's charging at all, the screen remains blank. If you press and hold the on button after plugging the charger in the screen will come on and indicate it's charging. What I don't like (it's minor) is that there's no tone or beep indicating when the cycle is done. There really isn't a lot of information out there on specifically how to use this type of device (ie: power level, length of time/speed/duration of passing the wand over skin/hair/fur). I watched a video by Davin Lim (dermatologist) and he passes the wand over skin rather quickly, so I started doing that instead of just resting it on the areas I wanted to treat. Overall I'm happy with my purchase, but beware of other devices that say they're near infrared and infrared. They may not be true lasers and just infrared lights and bulbs, it's not the same thing. You get what you pay for.

I bought this on a trial basis. My chiropractor uses a high end, expensive cold laser for pain that is really very effective on sore muscles. This is especially important for me because of my aging muscles and connective tissues. I use this for about 10 minutes on a really sore spot and most of the pain just disappears. Then, because the total work area of the unit is about four square inches, I move to another sore area. So, for the piriformis muscle, it takes 30-40 minutes of work to get results. But it works. Yes, I use cold packs and heat pads and eStims and percussion massagers. These work barely OK on my sore stuff, but the red light and cold laser works well. Complaint: since I use this on my back, I can never see if the red light is on. If there was a beep at the end of the time, or if I accidentally hit the off switch, it would be a big help. Plus, you have to hold the face of the unit directly on the skin for it to penetrate to the deep tissue. 10 minutes and more in holding in place is a challenge.

I had purchased one in July and it didn’t hold its charge. i was sent a new one and now less than a year later, the new one isn’t holding its charge. Disappointing product to say the least.

Our 18 yr old cat was having mobility issues mainly due to arthritis in her hips. The vet gave her meds for pain relief, but she also takes meds for IBS. So we were looking to keep her comfortable, but limit the side effects of meds on her kidneys & liver. We came across cold laser therapy & decided to give it a try. Our other cat has been treated in our vet’s office for wound healing, so we knew it worked. We found this home model & decided to try it. Using the lowest setting & 5 minutes on each side we saw an improvement in her walking within the first week. She’s a lap kitty, so treating her is not a problem as long as it is within reach. When we are consistent, she seems to walk a little better. If we miss a day or two, we can tell that she’s a bit more stiff. I did try to increase the setting, however she would tend to move away before the session was up, signaling to me that she was uncomfortable. So it’s best to go with your pet’s responses & see how they do.