Rent a Red Light Panel
How does it work?
- Renting a unit is easy - browse the size and type of unit you want
- Contact us and we'll ask you to complete a rental agreement
- Pay for the number of weeks you would like the panel for and the deposit
- Choose whether you would like it delivered via courier, or you can pick the panel up yourself if you are in Vancouver - British Columbia
- Get delivery and enjoy!
- Opt to pay extra weeks if it works for you
- When you're ready, ship it back, or drop it off
- Once we've confirmed it's been received back in the same condition it was rented out, you get all your deposit back
Rent a Red Light Panel
The best news?
If you love your red light panel, you can opt to buy it ANYTIME and 100% of the money paid towards the rental gets taken off the retail price of the unit - it's win win!
Learn more about Red Light Therapy
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Red light therapy for Rosacea
Red light therapy (RLT) is gaining recognition for its potential benefits in treating various skin conditions, including rosacea, a chronic skin disorder that primarily affects the face. Characterized by redness,...
Red light therapy for Rosacea
Red light therapy (RLT) is gaining recognition for its potential benefits in treating various skin conditions, including rosacea, a chronic skin disorder that primarily affects the face. Characterized by redness,...
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The Healing Power of Red Light and Near-Infrared Light on Burns
Burn injuries, which can range from minor to severe, are a common medical concern that often require comprehensive treatment to ensure proper healing and recovery. Traditional treatments typically involve wound...
The Healing Power of Red Light and Near-Infrared Light on Burns
Burn injuries, which can range from minor to severe, are a common medical concern that often require comprehensive treatment to ensure proper healing and recovery. Traditional treatments typically involve wound...
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Is blue light (400-500nm) bad for eyes?
Blue light, a segment of the visible light spectrum ranging from approximately 400 to 500 nanometers (nm), has garnered significant attention in recent years due to its potential adverse effects...
Is blue light (400-500nm) bad for eyes?
Blue light, a segment of the visible light spectrum ranging from approximately 400 to 500 nanometers (nm), has garnered significant attention in recent years due to its potential adverse effects...