ESPRO360 Full Body Red Light Therapy Device

Q: How long should I use the device for?

A: It depends completely upon the area being treated and the distance of treatment. For information on dosing, please see the previous page titled Dosing. In general, all that is usually needed is 10-20 minutes.

Q: When can I expect results?

A: Results vary depending on goals and treatment consistency. With that being said, many people will experience benefits such as increased muscle recovery, relief of pain, and increased wound healing relatively quickly. However, more systemic benefits such as enhanced skin health, increased energy, improved hormonal health, and increased quality of sleep may take 8-12 weeks of consistent use. Using your device every day will maximize the rate of response and healing. It is very important to be consistent with red light therapy.

Q: Should I wear eye protection?

A: Eye protection is not required or necessary. However, we don’t recommend looking directly at the LEDs because it can sometimes be uncomfortable. With that said, your eyes typically become accustomed to the light, and it is then OK to open your eyes, as long as you aren’t feeling discomfort.

Q: Does red light therapy interfere with medications?

A: Red and near-infrared light therapy has been proven in thousands of clinical studies and peer-reviewed clinical trials to be not only safe but also effective. However, if you use medications such as Tetracycline, Digoxin, Retin A, and/or other photosensitizing drugs, we recommend consulting with your doctor or health care provider before using the device.

Q: Why aren’t the Infrared LEDs working?

A: Near-infrared (NIR) light is actually not visible to the naked human eye. It is outside of the visual spectrum, and as a result, it cannot be seen. However, there is a very slight glow that comes from the LEDs, especially in dark conditions, so if you are concerned the NIR LEDs are really not working, you can test them that way.

Q: Can children use the device?

A: Yes, children can use the device under adult supervision. Never use the device on infants, though. If a child is older than 12 years old, they may follow the previously referenced treatment times. If a child is younger than 12 years old, they should opt for half the dose.

Q: Can I wear clothing during my treatment sessions?

A: Of course, just make sure that the area that you’re treating is completely exposed.