- What is the difference between red light and near infrared?
- Red light sits in the visible range and acts on the skin surface. Near infrared penetrates deeper into tissue. The mat runs both, so a session covers surface and deeper treatment at once.
- How often should I use it?
- Most light therapy routines call for short sessions several times a week. Consistency matters more than long single sessions. Follow the manufacturer's session length guidance.
- Can I use it on my back and legs?
- Yes. The mat is flexible, so you can lie on it for back treatment or drape it over legs and other areas. Its full-body size covers large areas without repositioning.
- How does it compare with a red light panel?
- A panel concentrates higher output on a smaller area and suits targeted treatment. The mat trades some intensity for full-body coverage and hands-free use.
- Do I need eye protection?
- Near infrared light is invisible but bright red LEDs are not. Many users wear the included or recommended eye shields during face-adjacent sessions. Check the manufacturer's guidance.
- Does it come with a controller or timer?
- Check the box contents for the controller and any built-in timer. A timer helps keep sessions consistent.
- Where is the FullGlow 180 Full Body Red Light & Near Infrared Mat cheapest?
- At The Recovery State, for $599.95, 25% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the FullGlow 180 Full Body Red Light & Near Infrared Mat?
- 10 stores we checked sell it, including iReliev, MediDepot, EzBuyCo, Living.Fit, The Recovery State.