Red Light Therapy Belt, Near Infrared Light Therapy - Tested my FOURTH Red Light Product

[@LoveLife-wy8gt]

is it safe for your eyes ?

[@Householdanalyst]

If you mean is looking at it safe, then I have had no issues looking directly at the light. I don’t usually stare at the lights except when I first got it and was figuring out how to work it. I wouldn’t put it on your eyes. When you start using it regularly you’re not really looking at the lights, rather you’re putting it on and ‘feeling’ the difference rather than seeing it.

[@LoveLife-wy8gt]

thank you for responding !@@Householdanalyst

[@Householdanalyst]

@@LoveLife-wy8gt my pleasure. Let me know if you have any more questions

[@Pattymelt415]

What is the ratio of infrared lights to red lights?

[@Householdanalyst]

There are 105 LED lights in the belt. When you press the red light function, all lights light up. When you press the infrared function, you don't see any lights, naturally, since they are not visible to the eyes. That said, I can't confirm the exact ratio, but the entire belt gets warm when it's on infrared only. So my assumption would be that it could be a 1:1 ratio, otherwise, at least a 2:1 ratio, given the even distribution of heat when on infrared only. I hope that helps a little.

[@ChrisTopher-vs9zz]

You forgot to mention that this infrared therapy belt is highly recommended by Elvis.

[@tehehe4all]

I have to ask: why would any brand send a product to non-influential influencer? Your channel has less than 200 subscribers?

[@Householdanalyst]

Valid question. I may not be KZbin famous, but I am an Amazon influencer and work with hundreds of brands through the platform. Not all influencers have to be famous. And not everyone is an influencer. I am a content creator.