First researched by NASA for use in the Space Program, Deep Penetrating Light therapy can help reverse and control the visible signs of aging while also effectively treating minor muscle and joint aches. All-natural RED and infrared light penetrates and absorbs deep into tissue, activating the production of endorphins, blocking pain-transmitting chemicals and stimulating cellular regeneration for both wrinkle reduction and pain relief. Just nine minutes a day can bring relief from a long list of health issues with no known negative side effects. Simple to use; comes with a Velcro strap for attaching to affected areas or mount to its stand for facial use. 20-page information booklet included. FDA APPROVED/cleared (510(k) is K081570). 9L x 11½W x 16¾H; 4 lbs. Made in the USA.

Benefits of LED Treatments

Induce a thermal like effect in the tissue.

The Deep Penetrating Light Therapy Device produces 4 Joules per centimeter squared. The product meets the NASA specifications, and produces 30 Watts of power.

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5 Responses to “DPL Deep Penetrating Light Therapy – LED – Anti-Aging And Pain Relief Device – FDA APPROVED!”

1. KLB says:

   May 1, 2010 at 12:00 am

   I have used this product daily for only 1 week, and there is noticeable lightening of several dark spots that I’ve been fighting with creams for a couple of years. Several other reviews support the validity of infrared therapy, and I also found this to be true in literature research (I am an MD, but not a dermatologist, so I had access to several derm journals for full article reviews). I am still using lightening serums also, but I was using these prior starting the light therapy.

   Now, use of the product is not quite like the picture depicts; it is important to have your skin quite close to the LED’s, so it is doubtful you’ll be relaxing with a cup of coffee! My worse area is the glabellar region, and in order to get good coverage for the midline of your face you’ll have to slightly turn away from the center, which means other areas of your face may not get the same intensity of light. My unit instructions stated your skin should be no more that 1/4″ away from the LED’s, and there should be no concern for your skin touching the LED’s given it is actually used this way for pain relief. I let my skin touch and then pull away only slightly, which should be around the quarter inch mark. The timing on mine is one session daily for 17 minutes, but you can apparently split this into 2 sessions if desired. Also, I have had no trouble with my panels (another review mentioned this). If you try to move the unit around by touching the panels, however, they will likely come off; move it by the base and you should have no problem.

   Overall, I am very satisfied, which is a relief after paying $350! If you have problem areas that you would like to improve (and you can be devoted to doing the daily treatments for a while) then I would strongly recommend this product!

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2. V. K. Levy says:

   April 9, 2010 at 12:00 am

   My 55 year old husband has Dupuytren’s Contracture, a condition of the hands in which tendons shorten and cause fingers to curl toward the palm. Over time, hands are unable to open fully. He had been considering surgery to correct the condition. I had bought the DPL LED light for pain relief. Clients (I’m a LMT) had told me that red light therapy helps with nerve pain in the feet, this is initially why I purchased the product. Before I could bring it to my office he decided to try light treatments on his hands. After three weeks he is able to straighten his ring finger and little finger further than he has able to in years. I had not read anywhere that light treatments could help tendons relax. This was a totally unexpected result. We are thrilled. He also had other tendons in his body tightening and this light has helped greatly in areas other than his hands. My husband is very western medicine based so for him to try “light treatments” is quite a leap.

   Not to seem ungrateful, on the negative side, the packaging is hard to open and full of that stiff clear formed plastic that is an environmental disaster. The assembled stand won’t fit back in the carrying box. The stand itself is not great.

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3. S. Lindley says:

   March 26, 2010 at 12:00 am

   I don’t know whether this works or not … the item scares me. The panels keep falling off the post. Since I am placing my face 2″ from these panels, this can be somewhat disconcerting when it happens. I wondered if it was only me (eg, I’m not attaching them correctly?) so I had 2 friends try it. It happened to them, too.

   Unfortunately for me, I got sidetracked by my niece’s wedding and missed the opportunity to return this item, so I highly recommend if you purchase this item to try it out immediately, just to see if you received a “wonky” unit.

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4. Wei Lun Hsu says:

   March 21, 2010 at 12:00 am

   Read the review and bought this product about a month ago. Used it daily and noticed the skin tone improved after the 1st week. After the 3rd week, the pores looked smaller and the skin seemed more firm. I recommend this product but would suggest to use it daily.

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5. R. Fraser says:

   December 18, 2009 at 12:00 am

   I get a medical facial once a month, and my aesthetic consultant believes that this technology works (she is very cynical, so I have to give her the benefit of the doubt).

   I will be purchasing this unit, and would like some input as to how to effectively rate / review any results without personal pictures.

   Please give me your imput if you have specific ideas on how to rate how constructive effects of this system.

   P.S.: Please respect that all replys will be edited and censored by the staff at amazon.com

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