ABILED Light Bulb for Red Light Therapy, 660nm Deep Red and 850nm Near Infrared Combo, 54W Class

I have had this light for a few years. It is amazing. It has been such a useful tool for my whole family. I have used it for wound healing and anti-inflammatory purposes. I am a laser technician. I would like to point out that infrared light increases blood flow. It is used in anodyne therapy on wounds. The light increases blood flow, so it is an effective tool in wound healing, inflammation, hair loss, and anti-aging applications. You will not regret getting this light. It is also a great value.

The light is great and I have no hesitation to recommend it to anyone looking for an efficient and powerful LLLT solution. My only metaphysical problem with LLLT in general is to be able to be sure and to prove that it helped me out. This is why I have set the pain relief note to 3 stars out of 5. In other words, I can not swear nor be sure that I got better because of the red light. Maybe it would have been exactly the same without red light... or not. That is up to you to judge but one thing is sure and that is that this is a great light to work with so if you want to try LLLT, I can only recommend you to use a light like this. If that does not help you, I believe that there is no other red light on earth that will make any difference :).

I am in severe pain as I wait for a hip replacement. I also have FM, MCAS and severe inflammation in my muscles and joints. The 54W 850nm near infrared bulb is perfect for using on my body parts for pain. I call it "the magic light bulb". Remember, it doesn't work on the color black. I put it directly through clothing on different parts of my leg, hip, pelvis and get immediate and noticeable results within an hour. It does have a fan in it, but it still gets very warm/hot, so be careful to protect the skin with a towel, clothing or a blanket. I used a photography socket to electrify and then a cheap drumstick to use as a handle to move it around as I lay on the couch to recover from the day. I've been using this bulb for about 3 years now with great success.It was one of my doctors that had me try it out at his office first. I'm able to be off all pain relievers because of this!

I have the 850nm version. You can tell it's on because the chips glow but you obviously can't see the light. I like that a cooling fan is built in. But c'mon! $50+ for a lightbulb. It probably cost less than $15 to make. But it's hard to find something in only 1 wavelength and has the utility of being able to just screw into a light socket.

These lights are the best. I bought over a $1,000 worth of NIR / Red Light mats for LONG COVID therapy (most were useless), and I can truly say that these RED/NIR Lights are the best lights around. I've been dealing with Long Covid for for over 8 months and nothing works as well as these lights. I bought multiple lights & wave lengths and I can adequately cover my body with healing light in 15 minutes a day, first thing in the morning.

Pleasantly surprised with how sturdy this is - seems to be built well. My shoulder has bothered me for years. I started swimming over the past six weeks and really irritated my shoulder more. I used this on my shoulder and can hardly believe how helpful this light is. My pain went down with the first use from a 7 to a 2 on a pain scale of 1 -10. I continue to use it twice a day and so far it is very helpful. This is remarkable.

It quit working after 2 months of minimal usage.

You can see in my security camera image this light shines narrow and FAR! The furthest trees behind my shed are like 150-200 feet away from the IR light source, I have no other lights out by this camera, only two of these 850nm (near infrared) lights. One pointing by my shed, the other to the right of this camera image. You can see the reflection in my car door of the two lights. These lights ARE NOT weather proof, but if mounted in an enclosed fixture under an eve or something, they are fine. I have had one of these two for a few years now, running 24-7, I only recently put them on a sunrise/sunset switch. The fixture I used is found on Amazon as well. I included a photo of the fixture if interested.