Red light therapy devices are everywhere: panels, masks, wraps, and even blankets. The marketing all sounds the same: reduce inflammation, speed up recovery, and boost energy. But here’s what most brands won’t tell you: the technology inside those devices varies enormously, and that difference determines whether the light actually reaches the tissue that needs it most.
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