KNEE PAD RED LIGHT THERAPY DEVICE

First, red light therapy works! I have gotten good results with DGYAO red light treatment devices for knee, shoulder, and back thanks to playing lots of tennis and pickleball. This device, like other DGYAO devices, is high quality with a generous red light area to cover the entire treatment area. I like that this offers infrared only, visible red only, and combined treatment modes. I typically use infrared only nice for my knee because my physical therapist says it's the best mode to control inflammation on shoulder and knee. I've had great results. These let me keep my cortisone injections at one per year, which saves me money and avoids the reducing efficacy issue with injections. I like that I can use the controller/battery on all of my red light devices since I always buy this brand. A full charge takes about an hour and lasts for about 15 30-minute treatments. It's comfortable and made of a quality weight of neoprene.

Im using this for a knee i hurt. What i dont like is if on h5 its warm and stiffens my knee. But on h2 its perfect and i do think it helps before bed with relaxing it.

The whole field of home-based red light therapy is one that is continually debated. Useful or not? There are plenty of studies to suggest both answers. Still, there are enough reasonably well carried out studies that demonstrate some red light / beneficial effect, photobiomodulation, that a lot of people have tried it--and many swear by it.The development of high-powered, low-cost LED light sources has made it possible to develop red light therapy devices that are small and relatively inexpensive (compared to the cost of a useful device just a few years ago). This particular device promises a combination of 660nm (red) and 880nm (infrared) light in a wraparound sheet that attaches (via velcro straps) around the knee. There are a total of 180 LED emitters (120 660m; 60 880nm) embedded in the boot.While I can't attest to any amazing abilities of red light therapy in general, I can affirm that this device is capable of generating a very very bright red light (see photos).In the kit you get:** Red light therapy knee wrap, produces light at 660nm and 880nm** AC power adapter + power cord + power cable + power controllerThe power controller has only one control: on/off. The device turns off automatically after 20 minutes. The power controller has outlets for two power cords that connect to a wrap, which would allow you to buy a second knee wrap (or other similar devices from the same manufacturer) and use it simultaneously.Pros:** Comfortably fits the knee and attaches securely with velcro flaps** Velcro straps work well** Provides power connection for a second red light therapy if you own one (e.g. you could power two knee wraps at the same time)Cons:** Relatively expensive

Hard to say if it actually does anything to help healing. I can say that the power being wired is annoying and limiting. Just last night, after having this for about a year, half of the redlights stopped working. Buyer beware.

I bought this for a gift

Most heating pads/sleeves require a power cord. this one has a battery (charged with normal USB plug) and it easily attaches/detaches from the sleeve. It’s comfortable and also has a good range of heating options.

It’s doing it job of healing my swollen knee

This helps my knee pain without getting hot. It works really well.