• Shipping & White Glove Delivery Policy

  We strive to ensure a seamless delivery experience for all orders, whether small parcels or large freight shipments. Below are the details regarding shipping timelines, freight coordination, and premium White Glove service options:

  • Processing & Lead Times – Most products ship within 7 business days, unless otherwise specified (e.g., custom-built items requiring additional lead time).

  • Shipping Methods & Timeframes:

    • Small Parcel (UPS/FedEx): Typically arrives within 3-4 business days once shipped.
    • Freight Shipments: Delivery times vary based on the product, destination, and carrier availability.

  • Tracking & Delivery Coordination:

    • Tracking information is provided for all shipments.
    • Standard freight deliveries are curbside only—customers are responsible for arranging transport from the curb to the final location.
    • For freight deliveries, we will contact you beforehand to confirm that you or an authorized representative will be present during the estimated delivery timeframe.

  • White Glove Service & Installation:

    • For select high-end products requiring professional installation, White Glove service is included in the shipping cost.
    • Our expert team will deliver, install, and fully set up your equipment, ensuring proper functionality and providing a full product walkthrough.
    • White Glove service varies depending on the product—please refer to individual product pages for details.

  If you have any questions regarding shipping, freight coordination, or White Glove service, please contact our office for assistance.

We are committed to your satisfaction and proudly offer a 30-day money back guarantee.

FREE AND EASY RETURNS

• We accept returns within 30 days of delivery.
• We pay return shipping.
• No restocking fee.

CONDITIONS

• Product(s) must be in the condition in which they arrived and not be altered in any way.
• All returned items must be in the original packaging.
• We kindly ask that you provide your order number and reason for the return (to improve our customer service).

You will be provided a shipping label and packing slip within three (3) business days.

Approved refund will be issued within three (3) business days of arrival to allow time for inspection.

Exception is for returns of products explicitly listed as FINAL SALE. No fine print. You will know if it is a final sale product when you make the purchase.

Do the products come pre-assembled or require assembly?

• Some require assembly, it just depends. This should be clear in the product description and attached manuals. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us.
• You can check the bottom of the description page to see if this is one of those products that invludes professional install. 
• If professional installation is required, this will be provided through us. 
• We do all we can to provide a turnkey service.
• Note: Any installation cost is "built in" to the shipping cost.
• All equipment comes with user manuals and technical support. Exception are products which, for obvious reasons, require neither, such as face creams and supplements.

Can these products be used both indoors and outdoors?

Generally-speaking, yes, most of them can, with some exception. Use your own best judgment, as we cannot be held liable for damage incurred by the end user.

Massage chairs, cryotherapy and hyperbaric oxygen chambers should be placed indoors to prevent unwanted wear. 

Cold plunges require a wet room. Basically, you need a drain, or at least something to drain the water in to.

Some products, such as saunas and cryotherapy chambers, may require venting.

Are replacement parts available and how can I get them?

Replacement parts are available through us or the manufacturer. All of our new products come with warranties which include replacement parts.

What happens if I have a technical issue or need support?

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Light therapy, also known as phototherapy or photobiomodulation, uses controlled light sources to treat various health issues and improve mood.

Some benefits of different colors of light therapy

1. Skin Conditions: Red light therapy may help treat skin conditions such as:
   • Acne: Decreased lesions by 36% in a small randomized controlled clinical study.
   • Fine lines and wrinkles: May stimulate collagen production to smooth out lines and wrinkles.
   • Psoriasis: May slow down skin cell growth, calm an overactive immune system, and ease inflammation and itching.
2. Pain Relief: Red light therapy may help reduce pain in various chronic conditions, including:
   • Neuropathy: May reduce pain by reducing the ability of nerve cells to conduct pain signals.
   • Inflammatory conditions: May reduce pain and inflammation.
   • Chronic back pain and temporomandibular disorder (jaw pain and discomfort): May be useful as a complementary therapy.
3. Muscle Growth and Repair: Red light therapy may stimulate mitochondria, increasing ATP production, which benefits muscle growth and repair.
4. Brain Health: Red light therapy may:
   • Improve neurocognition: Boost melatonin and serotonin levels, potentially improving mood and sleep.
   • Enhance recovery after traumatic brain injuries or strokes: May promote new neuron growth and synaptic plasticity.
5. Concussion Recovery: Red light therapy may be beneficial for symptoms following a concussion.
6. Wound Healing: Red light therapy may accelerate wound healing, including:
   • Diabetic foot ulcers
   • Burns
   • Oral wounds
7. Mood and Sleep: Bright light therapy (10,000 LUX) may:
   • Increase energy levels
   • Improve mental health
   • Enhance sleep quality
8. General Health: Light therapy may have systemic benefits, including:
   • Increasing serotonin levels, associated with higher energy levels
   • Reducing inflammation

Benefits of the different colors of light on health and mood

Blue Light:
Stimulates photo receptors in the eye, enhancing energy, alertness, and focus. It may improve reaction time and productivity while protecting against disrupted sleep when exposed during the day. Effective in treating Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) and potentially other forms of depression.

Red Light:
Promotes melatonin production for better sleep, boosts workout performance by stimulating mitochondria and increasing ATP production, and relieves chronic pain by increasing enkephalins and reducing inflammation. Also aids in muscle recovery and skin health.

Green Light:
Reduces chronic pain, such as fibromyalgia and migraines, by up to 60%, with effects lasting up to nine days. It promotes relaxation, reduces stress, and may improve skin conditions like acne and psoriasis.

Infrared Light:
Enhances circulation, improving cellular oxygenation, thermoregulation, and endurance. It may alleviate menstrual cramps and contribute to overall wellness, including better blood flow, faster recovery, increased energy, and improved sleep.

For more information on the benefits of light therapy, including red light, check out our blog and the following documentation:

Spectrum Wavelength Benefits PDF

*These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Just like with diet or exercise programs, you should check with your physician before using light therapy.

FINANCE YOUR REJUVENATION JOURNEY

1. What is light therapy, and how does it work?

Answer:
Light therapy uses specific wavelengths of light (red, near-infrared, or blue) to penetrate the skin and tissues, stimulating cellular processes. Devices like therapy beds and panels emit low-level light to enhance cellular metabolism, reduce inflammation, and promote healing. The light energizes mitochondria, the "powerhouses" of cells, leading to improved tissue repair, pain relief, and overall rejuvenation.

2. What are the health benefits of using light therapy beds or panels?

Answer:
Light therapy offers a variety of health benefits, including:

• Pain Relief: Helps manage chronic pain by reducing inflammation and increasing blood flow.
• Skin Health: Improves collagen production, reduces wrinkles, and treats acne scars.
• Muscle Recovery: Speeds up post-exercise recovery by promoting tissue repair.
• Mood Enhancement: Reduces symptoms of seasonal affective disorder (SAD) and improves mood.
• Sleep Improvement: Regulates circadian rhythms for better sleep quality.

3. How does red and near-infrared light differ from blue light in therapy devices?

Answer:

• Red Light (Visible): Penetrates skin tissues and is ideal for surface-level treatments like improving skin tone, reducing wrinkles, and boosting collagen production.
• Near-Infrared Light (Invisible): Penetrates deeper into muscles and joints, making it effective for pain relief, inflammation reduction, and tissue repair.
• Blue Light: Used for its antibacterial properties, particularly in treating acne or skin conditions, and is also effective in photodynamic therapy (PDT) for targeting certain medical conditions.

4. Are light therapy beds and panels safe to use?

Answer:
Yes, light therapy devices are generally safe when used as directed. They are non-invasive and do not emit harmful UV rays. However:

• Follow manufacturer guidelines for session duration and frequency.
• Avoid overuse, as excessive light exposure may cause minor skin sensitivity.
• Consult with a healthcare provider if you have photosensitivity, medical conditions, or are pregnant.

5. How long does it take to see results with light therapy?

Answer:
Results vary depending on the goal of therapy:

• Immediate Effects: Some people feel improved relaxation, reduced pain, or enhanced mood after the first session.
• Skin Improvements: Visible changes, like reduced wrinkles or clearer skin, may take 4-6 weeks with regular use.
• Chronic Conditions: Pain relief, improved joint health, and muscle recovery often show noticeable improvement within a few weeks of consistent therapy (3-5 sessions per week).

Light therapy is most effective when used regularly, with benefits building over time. Always consult device guidelines for optimal usage.

What’s the Difference Between Photobiomodulation Therapy (PBMT) and Photodynamic Therapy (PDT)?

1. What are PBMT and PDT Used For?

• PBMT: Photobiomodulation therapy is commonly used for:

  • Pain management.
  • Wound healing.
  • Reducing lymphedema and cellulitis.
  • Enhancing skin rejuvenation and recovery.

• PDT: Photodynamic therapy is specialized for:

  • Treating pre-cancerous spots and superficial skin conditions.
  • Managing thin or early-stage cancers.
  • Bacterial elimination in medical or dental treatments.

2. How Do PBMT and PDT Work?

• PBMT (Photobiomodulation Therapy):

  • PBMT uses low-level laser or LED light to stimulate cells at the molecular level.
  • The therapy energizes biomolecules like mitochondria, leading to faster healing, reduced inflammation, and pain relief.
  • It promotes enhanced cellular metabolism in healthy cells, aiding in skin repair and tissue recovery.

• PDT (Photodynamic Therapy):

  • PDT uses light in combination with a photosensitizing compound (applied topically or orally).
  • Once activated by light, the compound creates a chemical reaction that destroys unhealthy cells, such as cancer cells, or kills bacteria.
  • This targeted therapy is often prescribed by physicians and can include the use of blue and infrared light.

3. Are the Light Frequencies Different Between PBMT and PDT?

• Both therapies utilize low-level light frequencies, but their applications differ:
  • PBMT primarily uses red and near-infrared (IR) light for tissue healing and pain relief.
  • PDT incorporates both visible light (e.g., blue light) and infrared light depending on the application, especially when targeting pre-cancerous or cancerous conditions.

4. How Do Aesthetic Uses of PDT Differ from Medical Uses?

• In aesthetics, PDT may involve specialized serums or creams that enhance light absorption, improving skin rejuvenation and cellular repair.
• For medical purposes, PDT typically involves a physician-prescribed photosensitizing agent to target cancerous or pre-cancerous cells.

5. Which Therapy is Included in Most Light Therapy Beds?

• Most light therapy beds are designed for PBMT and focus on red and near-infrared light treatments. These beds are effective for pain relief, skin health, and reducing inflammation.
• PDT is typically more specialized, requiring a medical director for applications involving cancer or bacterial management.

6. Can Both Therapies Be Used Together?

• While PBMT and PDT share some mechanisms, their applications are distinct.
  • PBMT is widely used for general wellness and pain relief.
  • PDT is a more targeted approach for specific medical conditions.
    Combining the two typically requires clinical oversight, especially when PDT involves photosensitizing compounds.

Key Takeaway:

PBMT and PDT both harness the power of light to enhance cellular function, but they serve vastly different purposes. PBMT is ideal for holistic wellness, while PDT is tailored for precise medical or aesthetic treatments under professional guidance. Always consult a healthcare provider for PDT-related applications.