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Unlike traditional red light panels that require you to sit in front of a stationary device, Lumacore is designed to bring targeted red and near-infrared light directly to the areas you want to focus on.

Our wearable designs comfortably wrap around areas like the back, waist, knees, and feet, keeping the light positioned close to the body throughout your session.

With 660nm red light + 850nm near-infrared light, simple controls, and lightweight wearable designs, Lumacore makes it easy to incorporate targeted light therapy into your everyday recovery routine!

Yes, Lumacore Red Light Therapy is designed for safe and comfortable at-home use.

Our wearable devices are designed with safety, comfort, and ease of use in mind. Red and near-infrared light therapy is non-invasive and has been extensively studied in photobiomodulation research for its safety and potential therapeutic benefits.

While individual experiences can vary, there are a few things to keep in mind for comfortable and responsible use:

• Skin Sensitivity: Some users may notice temporary redness, warmth, or mild irritation after a session. If this occurs, allow your skin to rest and reduce the frequency of use.
• Temporary Discomfort: If a treatment area becomes uncomfortable during use, stop the session and allow the area to cool and rest.
• Overuse: More is not always better. Follow the recommended session length and frequency provided with your Lumacore device.

Safety Tips:

• Always use your Lumacore device according to the included instructions.
• Avoid exceeding the recommended session time or frequency.
• Stop using the device if you experience persistent redness, irritation, or discomfort.
• If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, take photosensitizing medications, have a light-sensitive condition, or have a history of skin cancer, consult a qualified healthcare professional before use.

Our devices use 660nm red light and 850nm near-infrared light—two wavelengths commonly used in photobiomodulation research.

Lumacore devices are designed for targeted at-home wellness and recovery. Depending on the device, they can be positioned around areas such as the back, waist, knees, feet, shoulders, and other joints or muscles.

If you're receiving medical treatment, taking medication, or using another therapeutic device, check with your healthcare provider before combining treatments.

Experiences vary from person to person. Red light therapy is generally used consistently over time rather than as a one-time treatment, so results and timing can differ depending on the individual and how the device is used.