RED LIGHT THERAPY WHILE YOU SLEEP 10 HRS WITH WHITE NOISE

[@martinezanamaria26]

Thank you for no putting commercials I can rest ❤

[@luce947]

I use this for my 2 month old at night as a light and white noise, it really helps! Thank you

[@amberross-zw8zz]

My favorite part is there’s no random loud and bright ads 😊

[@jonsutyautomotiverepair1993]

Life saver for our baby when we forgot our noise machine for our holiday - thanks

[@sylwiastanikowska9476]

Noise and light!

[@LambdaO9]

So nice, thank you ❤ Red light with red noise would probably be mind-blowing 😂

[@melonastarcookie4127]

9/10 this is really relaxign i got sleep so much easier but when i woek up i thought there was blood in my eyes- lol

[@breAnnasmama]

THANK YOU… so glad this doesn’t have music. Ughhh. Hard to find content that isn’t ruined by all the typical annoying music

[@H.C.Q.]

This is great. Thanks!

[@coasteyscoasteys]

Thank you this is great

[@careermome]

Thank you.

[@Bosnae84]

1. Screen Limitations: Phone screens (including OLED and LCD) are built to display a wide range of colors visible to the human eye, but they don’t emit light in the specific therapeutic wavelengths (600-700 nm for red light or 800-1000 nm for near-infrared light) at the intensity required for red light therapy. 2. Low Intensity: Even if the screen shows “red” light, the intensity and power output (irradiance) is far too low to penetrate the skin and provide any therapeutic benefits. 3. Incorrect Wavelength: The red light you see on a phone screen is part of the visual color spectrum, not the specific wavelength range used in medical or cosmetic red light therapy devices.

[@gracewhiting3499]

Thank you! 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@ashley.12456]

Omg thank you I’ve been looking for this answer

[@sheshe5049]

❤️💡 Awesome many THANKS 🙏🏽

[@VictorRodriguez-x9l]

If you have a baby and a big screen, use your tv and have a crib in the living room or wherever and use the tv.

[@martinez8215]

This is so good thank u

[@christinavonheidenstam3206]

Thank you i think this is great i have just started to use it

[@kaylumz]

isn’t this technically still blue light from our phone but just colored red? staring at this would kill your eye sight lol

[@laurelthompson6167]

there is a click in the loop. I cant unhear it.

[@wevandorn3099]

If they say to use it in AM it’s most effective. How can it work when you are asleep?

[@gemmanicole8637]

4:01:22

[@KrysM-i4l]

To my understanding, utilizing something like this is beneficial to people who are prone to waking in the middle of the night. The low wave light helps to not fully awaken the person and doesn’t disrupt natural melatonin production.

[@mentats2470]

Anyone else here to hallucinate

[@Coo0oo-0_0-oo0ooL]

I am

[@gabejones1855]

it made me see things would not use again

[@beffy101]

What did it made u see

[@evl20160]

5:04:00 damn ❤

[@Hi-Mo-Thee]

GOAT

[@peyton.rams9994]

this sounds terrifying

[@letsrelaxwithtexts2114]

this is really infra red light?

[@zefcypher]

no

[@AprilArick]

No wish it was that easy 😭 the one at planet fitness isn't actually real either the bulbs are like white. Real infared is expensive you're better off to make a one time payment and have it at your house it's saves thousands of dollars getting one at home

[@letsrelaxwithtexts2114]

theres a little blue light here right?

[@tabethanoel-ratcliff4104]

Yep with any phone or TV there's going to be a little bit of blue there

[@rickyelvis3215]

I see red I see red I see red

[@Living_partyhat]

I see orange