PhotoBioModulation
Also known as Low-Level Light Therapy (LLLT) or light therapy, PhotoBioModulation uses red and infared lights to help with joint or muscle pain. It has been shown to:
Mitigate pain¹⁻⁵
Reduce edema⁵⁻⁶
Promote wound healing⁵⁻⁶
Increase blood and lymphatic flow⁵⁻⁶
Reduce risk of infection⁷
Minimize inflammation⁵⁻⁶
OnLux MVP
Wearable LED Light Therapy + Gentle Vibration Support for Recovery
OnLux MVP uses a combination of blue, red, and infrared wavelengths to deliver targeted, personalized light therapy to aching joints and muscles. It also offers gentle, multidirectional vibration. These modalities can be used together or separate.
Portable and rechargeable – up to 6 uses per charge
Magnetic snap-on controllers for quick setup
One-touch operation with 15-minute timed sessions
Comes in a variety of wraps to target any treatment area with ease.
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