Future Form 750 - Red Light Therapy Panel
Future Form 750 - Red Light Therapy Panel
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Future Form 750W Red Light Therapy Panel
Optimal Size for Various Settings:
Dimensions of 48.3 cm x 30.5 cm x 6.6 cm (19" x 12" x 2.6") make it perfect for both residential and clinical use.
LED Efficiency:
Equipped with 150 energy-efficient 5W LEDs while maintaining a low power consumption of just 239W.
Versatile Wavelength Range:
Offers wavelengths of 630nm, 660nm, 830nm, and 850nm, catering to a wide range of therapeutic needs from skin treatments to deep tissue healing.
Precision Focusing Lens:
Features a 30-degree focusing lens beam for targeted therapy, enhancing treatment efficacy.
Safety and Reliability:
Designed for safe regular use with zero EMF emissions at 10cm (4-inch) distance.
Longevity and Warranty:
Built to last with a 100,000-hour lifespan and supported by a 3-year warranty.
Ideal for Targeted Wellness Interventions:
An excellent choice for those seeking effective, targeted wellness solutions through red light therapy.
Plug Type:
The device is customized with a plug type based on your country.
What is Included?
Certifications
Treatments and Health Benefits
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"Red light therapy is revolutionizing non-invasive home care. As a healthcare professional, I can vouch for Future Form's devices—they're effective, safe, and user-friendly. They're at the forefront of innovative care, providing a drug-free option for managing chronic pain and improving skin health."
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Dr. Jonathan Hong
Board-Certified Neurosurgeon Specializing in Innovative Pain Management Therapies
How Red Light Therapy Works?
Red light at 660nm wavelength can penetrate the skin up to 10mm, aiding in healing surface conditions like wounds and scars, and may improve skin texture and tone. Near-infrared light around 850nm penetrates several centimeters deep to reach muscles and bones, useful for alleviating deeper pain and inflammation and potentially enhancing tissue repair.
The diagram shows 660nm red light reaching the epidermis and dermis, beneficial for skin surface treatments, while 850nm near-infrared light penetrates deeper into subcutaneous tissue, muscle, and bone, useful for deeper healing and pain relief.
The diagram outlines the visible light spectrum, placing red light at 660nm near the end, just before the invisible infrared spectrum starts. It illustrates that red light therapy uses wavelengths at the edge of our visual range, while infrared, although not visible, lies just beyond and is also used therapeutically.