How to choose a red light therapy panel

A useful comparison starts with your routine, not the largest number on a specification sheet. Work through the six questions below to find a panel that suits your space and is simple to use consistently.

1. What area do you want to cover?

For focused use, start with a targeted panel such as The Radiant or adjustable The Axis. For broader routines, compare the half-body Solstice and full-body Zenith.

2. Where will the panel live?

Check dimensions, weight and stand requirements before buying. A compact panel that can remain ready to use may be more convenient than a larger device that must be moved and stored every time.

3. Which wavelengths are included?

LumaDerma panels combine 660nm visible red light with 850nm near-infrared light. Learn what those figures mean in our wavelength guide.

4. How should you read irradiance?

Irradiance describes light power received over an area. Compare figures only when the measurement distance and test method are stated. A number measured very close to a panel should not be treated as directly equivalent to one measured farther away.

5. Which controls matter to you?

Look for a clear timer, simple intensity controls and straightforward wavelength selection. Controls you understand and use confidently are more valuable than a long feature list.

6. What support comes with the purchase?

Review delivery coverage, estimated dispatch and transit time, returns, warranty information and contact options. Keep the original packaging until you have checked the device and confirmed that it suits your setup.

Quick recommendation

• Radiant: compact, focused entry point
• Axis: targeted coverage with flexible positioning
• Axiom: larger targeted format with higher LED count
• Solstice: half-body coverage
• Zenith: maximum full-body coverage

Browse and compare the complete LumaDerma range. If you have a medical condition, are pregnant, take photosensitising medication or have concerns about light exposure, seek advice from a qualified healthcare professional before use.