How THIS Red Light Therapy Device KILLS Joint Pain | Kineon Move+ Review

[@geoff_onYT]

speaking of the weak buckle you mentioned. my buckle did break (the plastic snapped) after a few months of use. also, a major problem. the battery life degrades my about 50% after 1.5 years of use, and the batteries are NOT replaceable. when the batteries finally die you're stuck with having to throw the device out & spend another $700 USD on a new one.

[@HA-kw7vq]

Thanks for sharing as thinking if to invest - i have a mini panel which i have had for 3 years shall stick to that.

[@lukem9487]

I have the panel with 60 LEDs for a few years and I am happy with that. I remember, there were nice results after 3 weeks already. It is a lot of studies and this technology has many benefits, it can also help to manage circadian rhytm, some mental issues and more. These days I am too lazy to find time time using the panel and thats pity :D

[@PrecisionWellbeing]

Thank you, that is so helpful to hear! Maybe now you will get back into using it again? Are you currently working on improving any pain or health issues? Best wishes, Ashley

[@lukem9487]

​@@PrecisionWellbeing Definitely! I had acute golfers elbow on both arms 6 months ago. It was from trail on bike (first time) and next day I sensed some problem. I did some research and found out, thats golfers elbow. Due to this problem I was not able to do squats in the gym, because my elbows hurt so much, but the other exercises were quite pain free. It's been a long journey considering everything i've done and the panel was an important part. Unfortunately I only used it for 3-4 minutes per day, sometimes twice a day and I think it's better than nothing. I also tried chin-up protocol from Mark Rippetoe, but it didn't help. I am not sure if my elbows are fully healed or not, maybe some doctor or MRI would tell me, but I am able to exercise pretty hard and I have no problem with bench press or bicep curls. Squats have still my respect, but I tried them last week after long tome and it was quite good, pain 1-2/10. But it was sudden, I should have make better warm up before squats.

[@amishmuscle2536]

I love mine. I had Total Knee Replacement and use it around the top of the Tibia and bottom of the femur every day and use my panel every day. I’m breaking records on healing and recovery and have never even used a walker or anything.

[@hanaahani608]

Thank you so much! 🙏🏻 I have a question. It doesn't have a precaution or not contraindicated with diabetic patients as with the infrared, right? Or does it have?

[@PrecisionWellbeing]

As far as I'm aware there are no cautions or contraindications for diabetic patients. I will find out and let you know if there are though. In theory it would probably be beneficial for diabetics especially for peripheral artery issues and diabetic neuropathies as the red light can help increase local blood flow. I hope that helps. Best wishes, Ashley

[@hanaahani608]

@@PrecisionWellbeing Okay and thanks a lot!! 😊

[@derickbrown1023]

Any testimonials on plantar fasciitis healing?

[@HA-kw7vq]

Thank you for your valuable insights. I use a mini panel for feet and wrists due to damage caused by RA - I can place the panel to do both wrists instead of doing each separately. Is it worth investing in, as i have an RL mini Block Blue panel already - I would appreciate your thoughts.

[@PrecisionWellbeing]

I believe the Block Blue has very similar wavelengths to the Move+. The Block Blue uses 660 and 850 whereas the Move+ uses 660 and 808, so there's not a lot of difference between the two. So in my opinion you could just stick with the Block Blue Mini for similar results. I hope that helps. Best wishes, Ashley

[@NoName-eu4sz]

Do you know what is the intensity in joules/cm² treatment area of the laser emission part? Thank you.

[@priorityme8627]

Well done! Thank you!

[@PrecisionWellbeing]

You're welcome, thank you for your comment. Best wishes, Ashley

[@PrecisionWellbeing]

I'm glad it was helpful! Best Wishes, Ashley

[@odilapreciado7869]

I have pain in multiple joints: knees, rhizarthrosis in both thumbs, trigger finger on the left little finger, bilateral golfer's elbow. Is it safe to use red light for 15 minutes in each of these areas in a single day or what would be the recommended use?

[@PrecisionWellbeing]

Yes it is very safe to use all over the body for 15 minutes each. It's safe even if you go for longer than that but the optimum time is 15 minutes. I would suggest using the red light 2 times per day on each area that you're in pain in. Does that help? Best wishes, Ashley

[@odilapreciado7869]

I'll try that way. Thank youv very much.

[@bexkilby1415]

Wooohooo!! 😊

[@PrecisionWellbeing]

Thanks Bex!

[@HDBnB1]

Is this a band aid for my tennis elbow or a cure?

[@PrecisionWellbeing]

Kind of both... it will help reduce pain and inflammation and it will help to encourage cellular repair/regeneration. However you still need to be following the right steps (as outlined in my tennis elbow video) and avoiding aggravating factors. So think of this as an aid and not something that is going to do it all. Here is the link to my tennis elbow video just in case you haven't seen it already: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mauUYqikoZysb6c I hope that helps. Best wishes, Ashley

[@bart1476]

Got the Move+. I am a former tennis Pro and was wondering if it will help heal Bunions next to my big Toes?

[@PrecisionWellbeing]

Hey Bart, I don't think it would help with the structural problem of your bunion, but it could help with the pain associated with it (if there is any pain). Since you already have it you can try it and see. Let me know if it does help or not, I would be interested to hear. Best wishes, Ashley

[@BWT599]

I have the Move+ and use it all over including my ankles and around my feet. I think it will help with swelling around your Bunions but going barefoot footwear such as Vivobarefoot shoes will help dramatically. I also wear Xero and use Injiji toe socks. All of my feet and ankle issues all resolved.

[@bilguana11]

They are very difficult to get a hold of and keep odd hours. They have a residential address in Atlanta, GA, but where are they really?

[@PrecisionWellbeing]

I think they are mainly based in the US but I'm not sure of their exact HQ location. Do you use instagram? I find them to be very responsive there if you message them. Alternatively send me your question and I'll forward it on to the people I know there.

[@bilguana11]

@@PrecisionWellbeing My shoulder measures 20", so how can it fit?

[@joelouis7486]

i do NOT trust any KZbin video in which the speaker is actually a SALESMAN getting a commission!

[@RebelMusic1971]

Is that how you feel when buying a car? I presume you drive?!!

[@jakartasenior6579]

Where can I find this device? I am from Indonesia. I hope I can find the device here.

[@PrecisionWellbeing]

I'm not sure if it ships to Indonesia but if you click on the link and try to order it then you'll see if it ships to you when you go to the checkout. I hope that helps, best wishes, Ashley

[@bilguana11]

My shoulder measures 20", so how can it fit?

[@PrecisionWellbeing]

I would just make an extender myself out of string or a strap if the strap that comes with it isn't big enough. Should be easy enough to do.

[@bilguana11]

@@PrecisionWellbeing ?????????????

[@bilguana11]

​@@PrecisionWellbeing Does it fit your shoulder? It is ridiculous that a $450 item requires me to go out and try to make an extender strap. Who many pennies are they saving?

[@emilia-qq3du]

Is 72£ in taxes to get it deliverd in uk

[@PrecisionWellbeing]

That shouldn't be the case as they have a UK distribution centre, so there shouldn't be any additional taxes on it.

[@mr_jc_1973]

Used the MOVE+ Pro on my Tennis Elbow for 3 months. Multiple times a day, every day and seen zero improvement from using it. Overpriced placebo device.

[@PrecisionWellbeing]

I'm sorry to hear that. How long have you had your tennis elbow for? Do you know what phase of injury you are in? (I talk about 3 phases of injury in my tennis elbow video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mauUYqikoZysb6c ). I hope you manage to get it better eventually. Let me know if you have any questions, I'm happy to help. Best wishes, Ashley

[@mr_jc_1973]

@@PrecisionWellbeing Thanks. I'd had it for 3 months already when I got the device, so I was well past that initial super tender, couldn't even lift a carton of milk, phase and had been doing daily stretching and every other day light strengthening with a light dumbbell. All of which I've continued through the 3 months of daily MOVE+ use.

[@tamaraweber5098]

Try eating an anti inflammatory diet along with the device

[@bilguana11]

I asked Kineon for independent reviews, but no response. $500 and no charger.

[@PrecisionWellbeing]

Are you looking for review about red light therapy or the device itself? There are quite a lot of research journals on PubMed supporting the use of red light therapy at the wavelengths that the Move+ emits. You're right that there is no plug for the charging cable, but many companies are no longer proving these moving forward. All you need is a USB port on your computer or any USB plug that you already have around the house. I hope that helps. Best wishes, Ashley

[@bilguana11]

@@PrecisionWellbeing Sometimes they respond to questions, but there are no independent reviews of this product.

[@PrecisionWellbeing]

I guess this is the benefit of their 30 day money back guarantee. If it works and it helps you with your pain then great, but if you don't like it then you can just send it back. You have nothing to lose.

[@bilguana11]

@@PrecisionWellbeing My shoulder measures 20", so how can it fit?

[@alisolkanu4763]

hmm. you have a affiliate link on this device

[@PrecisionWellbeing]

Yes. But I wouldn't be recommending a product if I didn't believe in it 100%. Best wishes, Ashley

[@Skyelement84K]

The buckle is cheap. It fell off the first time.

[@PrecisionWellbeing]

Yes I agree. As long as you don't tighten it up too much it's usually OK. But this is definitely something that needs improvement.

[@Skyelement84K]

@@PrecisionWellbeing I'm thrilled to be using it otherwise

[@PrecisionWellbeing]

What are you using yours for?

[@willowil1]

Exactly salesman, does not work, straps are horrible

[@bilguana11]

At 16", that is too short to fit the knee or shoulder of all but a very small person.

[@PrecisionWellbeing]

For most knees and shoulders it's fine but some of my clients find that a simple shoelace is enough to make it larger if needed. What body parts are causing you pain?

[@bilguana11]

@@PrecisionWellbeing Right shoulder.