How is LumaBag different from a red-light panel?

A panel is rigid and treats one side at a time; the LumaBag wraps around the body so one session covers front and back areas. Panels usually allow standing treatment and targeted angles, while the bag is used lying down.

What is the difference between the LumaBag, Pro and Max?

LED count and width differ. The base LumaBag has 1,800 LEDs and is 23.6 inches wide; the Pro and Max are 31 inches wide, with the Pro at 2,700 LEDs and the Max at 3,600.

What wavelengths does it use?

660nm red light and 850nm near-infrared, delivered at a 1:1 ratio. Both are common therapeutic wavelengths; red acts more on the skin surface and near-infrared penetrates deeper.

How long should a session last?

The maker recommends 10 to 30 minutes per session. Start at the short end and build up as you get used to it.

Does it come with a warranty?

Yes, a 1-year warranty. That is shorter than the multi-year coverage some panel brands offer, so factor it in.

Can I travel with it?

It is a foldable bag rather than a rigid panel, so it packs down, but at 70 inches long it is still large. Check the folded size before planning to take it on a trip.