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• If you get a pure red light device, your light output numbers will be slightly lower, and if you get a pure near-infrared device, your light output numbers will be slightly higher. For the sake of equal comparisons, I am using a 50-50 mix of red (660nm) and near-infrared (850nm) LEDs for each of the three brands. (Also, please note that one might get slightly different measurements depending on the specific light output meter one uses. So you may see other people’s measurements in articles online as being 5- 20mW/cm2 different than my measurements. Rather than getting caught up on the specific number, what I’m trying to demonstrate here is the differences in light output between devices, which stay the same regardless of the specific device one uses to measure light output.) That said, below are the photos of actual light output measurements of each device at 6”, 12”, and 18”: The Joovv Mini (left) Platinum BIO-300 (center) and Red Rush360 (right) Here is a photo of all three lights side-by-side so you can get a sense of size. Note the overall number of individual LEDs – the Joovv has 60 LEDs, the Platinum BIO-300 has 100 LEDs, and the Red Rush360 has 120 LEDs. So even though they are somewhat similar dimensions in terms of casing, there is a large variance in the number of LED lamps packed within that space. Also, the Platinum light has a slight edge in terms of length, while the Red Rush360 has a significantly more expansive coverage area with its width. Also note that there are significant differences in overall wattage – the Joovv is 120W, the Platinum is 300W, and the Red Rush360 is 360W. These differences in size of the light, number of LEDs and wattage all affect how powerful the light is (especially at further distances) and how broad of an area of your body it can effectively treat at once.PDF Image | Red Light Therapy Ultimate Guide
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