Good EMFs

These are all the products reviewed on EMF Channel and Best Red Light Therapy.

Therapy bulbs pack a lot of power into a small device. You mount the bulb into a light socket either as a handheld or on a lamp. I buy adjustable lamps for my bulbs or just hold them using a corded socket and switch.

Panels are tall units that you hang from the wall or ceilinig (if you do hang it from the ceiling, don’t sleep under it, just in case it isn’t properly fastened). Panels treat large areas of the body and so are good wellness devices. Panels usually run on household electricity, so they are not guarded from emitting non natural EMFs. Allow 6 or more inches between you and the therapy device that runs on household electricity. Panels are best for people who want to absorb light on the widest area in the shortest time.

Light therapy pads have a huge advantage over other device designs. You can wrap a pad around the treatment spot for a hands-free session. So long as the pad is battery-operated, you have portability and mobility too.

A handheld light therapy device is small enough to hold in one hand. You use it to target specific areas without  affecting anything else. You can reach anywhere with a handheld, with the possible exception of the middle of the back. To move about while using a handheld, get a battery-operated variety.

A handheld light therapy device is small enough to hold in one hand. You use it to target specific areas without  affecting anything else. You can reach anywhere with a handheld, with the possible exception of the middle of the back. To move about while using a handheld, get a battery-operated variety.

Pros and cons of handheld, handheld panel, bulb, pad and panel light therapy devices

You can get a heavily advertised unimaginative “bit name” red light therapy panel, or for 25% less money, you can get a future proofed multi wavelength red light therapy panel with 10,000 pulse frequency options.