Live well — even with thyroid challenges.

Yes, it’s non-invasive and generally safe with no known serious side effects when used correctly.

Most newer devices come with an integrated battery inside the controller. We consciously decided not to integrate a battery into the product, as those batteries often fail which then creates waste and replacement costs, and the whole controller needs replacement. Instead you can operate it with your own power bank, or simply use it with a power plug. Additionally, our device requires more power than a small battery can provide.

The device offers 4 intensity modes to suit your needs. The highest setting feels similar to touching a slightly warm tea cup with your fingers. The LEDs never come into direct contact with your skin, as there is a small protective silicone layer for comfort and safety. The heat created, even after a usage of 30 minutes or more, does not exceed the safe levels of around 40°C / 104°F.

Both Red Light and NIR light are a part of the light spectrum of the sun. Red Light emits wavelengths of between 600-700 nm and near-Infrared Light (NIR) is mostly invisible to the naked eye and has a wavelength of 700nm to 1000nm. NIR can penetrate the skin much deeper than red light, including all soft tissue, connective tissue, and bone. Both have their one unique effects on cells.

Typically, 5 to 10 minutes per session a few times a week. With PBM devices like ThyRed, it’s advised to start in slowly: Do a 5 to 10 minutes session a few times a week first – at the lowest intensity of 25%. Then work your way up and increase the intensity to 50% and go on for a few more weeks, and so on, until you have reached the 100%. It’s not a sprint, it’s a marathon.