FIGERM Red Light Therapy Device for Pain Relief, 3 Power Mode/ 4 Timer, 12x 650nm+1x 808nm, Cold Laser Therapy Device for Dogs Pet

It does seem to ease my pet's discomfort.

My senior dogs walks more every time she get her session with. I love it. It helps my senior dog. I use it too sometimes.

The "FIGERM Red Light Therapy Device" seems to be well made with good quality.I am not sure that it can actually provide effective therapy due to its size and only one 808nm infrared LED light.For Red Light Therapy, I would prefer higher power devices. I likely to use it when traveling away from home.

Wouldn't power on even after charged. Not happy.

I’ve been using this red light therapy device for a bit now, and while I haven’t noticed any major changes yet, I’m not giving up on it. It’s definitely easy to use—lightweight and comfortable to hold, thanks to the anti-slip strip. The streamlined design makes it convenient for quick sessions, and the rechargeable battery lasts a good amount of time.The concept of non-invasive healing is appealing, and I like that it’s safe to use. The instructions are straightforward, so it’s easy to follow the recommended 15-minute sessions.While I haven’t experienced a huge difference in pain relief yet, I’m going to stick with it and see if it takes a bit more time to see the benefits. If you’re into trying non-invasive treatments for pain relief, this device is worth a shot, and the lifetime return warranty definitely gives some peace of mind.

I have done research on this type of healing as an alternative to prescription drugs. I try to avoid taking medications and always look for different therapies. This red light therapy device comes with detailed instructions making it easy to use. I think that anyone should do additional research before using this type of machine. It has helped me and I will continue to use it on myself and pets. I recommend this FIGERM Red Light Therapy Device to friends.

Comes in a nice box, charged up just great, and is easy to use. The instructions are mostly clear, but I've had this done at physical therapy before, so I knew how it should work. Here are some examples of the confusing wording:-It says twice to keep it 2 - 3 cm away from the skin while using, then on the next page says to hold it anywhere from touching the skin to 1 inch away. (Nevermind the switch in units of measurement)-It says twice to hold the unit steady on one spot, then further down the page it says to move the device back and forth on the area while using.When I've had cold laser used on me at PT they do touch the skin gently with the device and slowly move it around the target area. I just did it like they did and it does feel very nice. I have a few chronic trouble joints and I really like how this makes them feel. It's far cheaper than going to PT!

I can also tuck it between my skin and clothing (waist band, or neck, probably a sock too) to hold it while working on the computer, or doing something else with my hands. Don't know results yet, but it is easier to use than some due to the light weight and good balance of the item. It beeps to let you know it turned off, so if you aren't looking, it is nice to have that indicator that the time you set is up.