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Red Light Therapy Devices

Red light therapy uses clinically studied wavelengths of red and near-infrared light: 630nm, 660nm, 810nm, 830nm, and 850nm. Scientific studies demonstrate that these wavelengths of light have unique properties including acting on the mitochondria in our bodies. Used regularly at home, RLT supports a wide range of wellness goals.

Mito Red Light devices are precision engineered. Select panels and devices are certified to IEC 60601 (medical grade) and all panel designs are independently third-party tested for power output and wavelength accuracy, so you know exactly what you're getting. HSA/FSA eligible. Free US shipping

Red Light Therapy Devices

Red Light Therapy Panels

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MitoPRO X | Série de panneaux de luminothérapie rouge

MitoPRO X | Série de panneaux de luminothérapie rouge
Starting at $642.00

Qualité médicale. Ingénierie de précision. Finition exceptionnelle. Conçu pour ceux qui en exigent plus, le MitoPRO X combine six longueurs d'onde ciblées avec des commandes de précision et une intégration transparente à l'application - offrant des performances de niveau clinique dans un système élégant et moderne.
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MitoADAPT 4.0 | Gamme de Panneaux de Luminothérapie Rouge

MitoADAPT 4.0 | Gamme de Panneaux de Luminothérapie Rouge
Starting at $784.00

Disponible uniquement chez Mito Red, le MitoADAPT 4.0 en attente de brevet offre plus d'options que vous ne saurez quoi en faire – jusqu'à ce que vous le sachiez. Avec 8 longueurs d'onde et onze modes, le MitoADAPT 4.0 équivaut à 7 appareils standard en un seul.
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MitoGLOW™ LED Face Mask

Red Light Therapy Mask

Full-face red light therapy at home. MitoGLOW combines 1,064 LEDs and 4 wavelengths in a contoured mask that lights your whole face evenly, not in spots.

  • FDA-cleared to treat full-face wrinkles (510(k) K221775)
  • 5 treatment modes in 5 to 10 minute sessions
  • Even light across the whole face, with no dark gaps between LEDs
  • 1,064 LEDs
  • 4 wavelengths
  • 5 modes
  • FDA-cleared
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Portable & Wearable Red Light Therapy

Take red light therapy with you, or wear it hands-free. See all portable red light therapy devices.

MitoPOD™

Full-Body Red Light Therapy

Full-body red and near-infrared light in one session, lying down. MitoPOD wraps around you for wide coverage and folds away when you are done.

  • Full-body coverage in a single session, at home or on the go
  • 660, 810 and 830 nm in every triple-chip diode
  • IEC 60601-certified for electrical safety
  • 2,320 LED diodes
  • 3 wavelengths
  • IEC 60601

Red Light Therapy for Pets

Red and near-infrared light made for dogs and cats: pads to lie on and coats that stay in place. Read our guide to red light therapy for dogs.

MitoAURA™ 3-Step System

Red Light Therapy Skincare

Skincare made to use with your red light sessions: cleanse before, prep with a pre-LED serum, then seal after. Fifteen minutes, about a 30-day supply.

  1. Step 1 Cleanse Gentle Cleanser removes makeup, sunscreen and oil, so nothing sits between your skin and the light.
  2. Step 2 Prep Prime Pre-LED Serum is silicone-free and fast-absorbing. Apply, then wait 60 to 90 seconds before your session.
  3. Step 3 Seal Seal Post-LED Moisturizer with ectoin, ceramide NS and centella supports the skin barrier after your session.
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Specialized Red Light Therapy Devices

Original 2.0 Red Light Therapy Panels

Red Light Therapy Devices: FAQs

How does red light therapy work?

Red light therapy delivers specific wavelengths of red and near-infrared light to your cells, where they are absorbed by the mitochondria, the energy-producing structures inside every cell. The light supports the mitochondrial electron transport chain, which increases production of ATP (adenosine triphosphate), the cell's energy currency.

With more energy available, cells can carry out repair and their normal functions more efficiently. Mito Red Light panels emit clinically studied wavelengths, including 660nm (red) and 850nm (near-infrared), to support this mitochondrial response in skin, muscle and joint tissue.

What is the difference between red and near-infrared light?

Red light therapy uses two complementary types of light that reach different depths in the body.

Red light (620 to 700nm) is visible and works mainly at the skin's surface, where research links it to collagen production and skin health. Mito Red Light panels use 660nm as their primary red wavelength, one of the most studied wavelengths.

Near-infrared light (700 to 1100nm) is invisible and penetrates deeper, reaching muscle, joints and tendons. It is the wavelength most studied for muscle recovery and joint comfort. Mito Red Light panels use 850nm as their primary near-infrared wavelength.

Every Mito Red Light panel emits both red and near-infrared light at the same time, so one session covers surface and deeper tissue. Learn more about red vs near-infrared light therapy.

What size red light therapy panel do I need?

The right panel size depends on which areas of the body you want to cover and how much time you want each session to take.

For the face, neck or a single joint, a compact panel such as the MitoPRO 300 or MitoPRO 500 delivers focused light to a smaller area and works well on a desk or tabletop.

For the full torso, back or several areas at once, a full-body panel such as the MitoPRO 1500 or MitoMEGA covers more of the body in each session, which cuts total session time.

As a general guide: if your main goal is skin, a compact panel is enough. If your goals include muscle recovery or whole-body wellness, choose the largest panel in your budget.

Which red light therapy device should I buy?

The best red light therapy device depends on your primary goals, the area of the body you want to treat, and whether portability or maximum power is more important to you.

For most people, a full-sized red light therapy panel is the best investment. Panels deliver the highest irradiance, the widest coverage area, and the longest lifespan. Mito Red Light panels use dual-chip LEDs at 660nm and 850nm for simultaneous red and near-infrared delivery.

If you are new to red light therapy, the MitoPRO series is the recommended starting point, choose the largest size within your budget. If portability is a priority, Mito's flexible and handheld devices offer convenience without sacrificing clinical wavelengths. For the face, the MitoGLOW LED mask is FDA-cleared to treat full-face wrinkles.

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How often should I use a red light therapy panel?

For most goals, regular sessions of about 10 to 20 minutes per area, several times a week, are a common starting point. Red light therapy builds over time, so consistent use over weeks tends to matter more than long single sessions.

For skin, many clinical protocols use around 5 sessions a week of 10 to 15 minutes, 6 to 12 inches from the panel. For muscle recovery, sessions after exercise or on rest days are common. More is not always better, because light therapy has an effective dose range.

New users can start with 3 to 5 sessions a week and adjust from there. Always follow your device's instructions.

What wavelengths should a red light therapy device have?

The two most clinically validated wavelengths for red light therapy are 660nm (red) and 850nm (near-infrared). The majority of published photobiomodulation research uses wavelengths within the 630–680nm and 800–880nm ranges, with 660nm and 850nm being the most frequently studied specific wavelengths.

660nm targets surface tissue, it is absorbed most efficiently by skin cells, collagen structures, and hair follicles. 850nm penetrates deeper, reaching muscle, joint, and bone tissue.

Devices that emit both wavelengths simultaneously deliver surface and deep-tissue benefits in a single session, which is why dual-wavelength panels are the clinical standard. All Mito Red Light panels emit both 660nm and 850nm at independently optimized power levels.

Are Mito Red Light devices FDA-registered or FDA-cleared?

Mito Red Light is registered with the FDA, and our devices are listed with the FDA. Registration and listing are not FDA review, clearance or approval of a device.

MitoGLOW is FDA-cleared (510(k) K221775) to treat full-face wrinkles.