SHINE® Relief Handheld Red & Infrared LED Light Therapy with DeepBio™

This is a really good product. I like that it has both red and near infrared light, hard to find something with both. Also, the case that comes with it is awesome, wasn't expecting something so good and cool looking. And I wasn't expecting the protective glasses, but it comes with them, and they are good quality. No problem with it working, it even came fully charged. I use it on more than one area, and it seems to be helping.

This is my 3rd Review: My pain level was high, and I used the Shine device for 30 minutes. I applied gentle pressure, massaging my neck and my right shoulder, occasionally using more pressure in certain areas as the light helped me relax and recover. I believe that combining pressure and movement enhanced the effects of red-light therapy and massage. After half an hour, my muscles relaxed significantly, and my pain reduced.

Recommended by my sister who is a Veterinarian to use on my dog who had a recent leg injury. While not as strong as Professional models much more affordable. My sister recommended Two, 3 min sessions twice a day. I have several dogs that I use it on and can see improvement. I have a torn Meniscus in my knee and was taking pain meds 3X/day. After a few days of double 3 min sessions when I got up and before I went to bed, I now rarely take pain meds. I HIGHLY Recommend this item!!

We, my wife and I, have only used this for about a week. She has neuropathy in her feet, where she can't feel the floor beneath her. After the first session she said the bottoms of her feet lightly tingled, and that that was the first feeling she had from them in over a year. Sine then she's had treatments on other parts of her body and remarks on the slight lessening of pain she experiences. This is no miracle device, nor does it claim to be. But continued and regular use of may provide some benefit, and that is what we're hoping for. For myself, I have achey hands and tried this for the first time today. My hands have been better, such that I don't feel the necessity of wearing the therapeutic gloves I normally do when at the computer or driving. Again, I think continued use of this device will benefit my hands. The device is easy to use and light-weight, and comes in a colorful but secure case. The two criticisms I have of it are that the silicon collar you can put around the light head (with the LEDs) is not very secure and will come off if you do a 3-minute session and (even gently) move the device around the affected area. The manual, while attractive, has issues with color-contrast between the ink used for certain areas of print and the background of the paper. In other words, some things are difficult to read. And the text should be reviewed by a native English speaker - some of the words used are a bir odd.

I use this light therapy device on my 14 year old dog twice a week and I can tell a significant difference. And she enjoys it. She will lie very still during her therapy sessions, which indicates to me it feels good to her. I also used it after both surgeries on my left for and it helped with yhe healing. The foot surgeon has a larger device in his office that he highly recommends at leastv6 treatments post surgery. However he charges $50 per each 6 minute session and it isn't covered by insurance. So I purchased this device, which I showed to him, and he said that it is high quality and should work great for me...and it has.

Comes in a neat and organized case to keep everything in one place. Weight of the wand isn’t too heavy, I just switch hands mid treatment. Durable, sturdy and perfect size. I just started treatment a few days ago, I have right thoracic radiculopathy from my QL muscle/SI joint/abdominals/ hip flexor due to a weightlifting injury. CT and US have ruled any organ issues out…. I also started treatment on my old bully girl, who has had IVDD flare ups since we rescued her at about 2 years old, she’s about 10 now. This is an excellent price point, and the reviews carry weight in my eyes. I’m an OR RN and believe in treatments such as this. Don’t forget to register your device on their website! I’ll be back to update in a month or two! Feel better everyone!!!

just a waste of money

I’ve been using the Shine Red Light Therapy Device for three weeks now, and I’m still unsure about its effectiveness in alleviating my pain. As a first-time user of red light therapy, I’ve been consistent with multiple daily sessions, but the relief has been minimal so far. Here’s a breakdown of my experience: Pros: Build Quality: The device feels well-built and durable. It’s lightweight and ergonomic, making it easy to use for extended periods. Ease of Use: Setting up the device is simple, with an intuitive one-button operation. The 1- and 3-minute timers help me know when to move to the next treatment area. Convenience: The included protective glasses and case make it portable and easy to take along for use at home or on-the-go. Comfort: The device comes with a spacer ring, which prevents the surface from directly touching the skin, making the therapy sessions more comfortable. Design: The ergonomic design is comfortable for holding during therapy sessions and the included charging cable ensures you can keep it powered when needed. Cons: Uncertain Pain Relief: After three weeks of consistent use, I haven’t noticed significant relief from my pain. The results have been underwhelming and slow to show, if at all. Effectiveness: Despite following the recommended usage guidelines, I’m not sure if the therapy is working as intended. I had hoped for more immediate or noticeable results in pain reduction or mobility improvement. Short Sessions: The timer for each session is only set to 3 minutes, which feels a bit short, especially when trying to treat larger areas of the body. I found myself needing multiple sessions for broader coverage. Inconsistent Results: While some users may experience relief quickly, it seems that for others, including myself, it might take weeks of consistent usage before any changes are noticeable, if at all. Features: Dual Wavelength (660nm Red and 850nm Infrared Light): The device combines these wavelengths to promote deeper tissue penetration and pain relief. Portability: Comes with a protective case, making it easy to carry and use on the go. Eye Protection: Includes glasses to protect eyes during use. Timer Function: Offers 1-minute and 3-minute timers for easy session management. 60-Day Guarantee: If the device doesn’t meet expectations, you can return it within 60 days for a refund. Conclusion: While the device is well-designed and easy to use, I’m still unsure about its long-term effectiveness for pain relief. The results have been slow to show, and I haven’t felt significant improvement. However, I’ll continue using it as recommended and update my review if my opinion changes over time. Given the mixed reviews, I would recommend it to those willing to give red light therapy a try, but manage your expectations regarding immediate results.