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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ)

Where are your user-guides located?
Find all the FREE GUIDES here.

What distinguishes red light from near infrared light?
Clinical studies have demonstrated that red and near-infrared (NIR) light, both naturally occurring light types that originate from the sun, improve cellular performance. The primary distinction is that red light at 660 nm can significantly improve skin health and collagen formation while only penetrating the body up to a depth of around 5 to 10 mm. Between 50mm and 75mm deep in the body, near infrared light at 850nm is invisible to the human eye and provides energy and anti-inflammatory advantages that have been found to, among other things, speed up muscle recovery and lessen joint discomfort.

What currency are your products listed in?
All of our costs and product prices are displayed in Australian, American, British, and Euro dollars. Using the tab on the right side of the webpage, you may select your currency. Your payment will be immediately converted to the appropriate currency for you by your credit card company or PayPal.

How much does shipping cost?
For orders over £100, shipping to all of the UK and the majority of the EU is free. We used to ship for free everywhere in the globe, but owing to rising prices generally, we now have to charge a little delivery fee. Prior to making a purchase, shipping fees will be determined.

Do you ship orders internationally?
YES! We regularly ship our products worldwide and all shipping options and related costs are calculated during checkout. Please note, when an order is shipped internationally, it may be subject to import taxes, customs duties, and/or fees imposed by the destination country.