Full-Body Red/Infrared Therapy
Installed at Home
Clinically Studied wavelengths designed to support recovery, boost collagen, and improve celluar performance.
660nm + 850nm wavelengths
Clinically studied red and near-infrared light that penetrate skin and tissue to support cellular repair.
Full-body exposure
Even light distribution across the entire body for more consistent, effective results.
Built into your custom wellness suite
Professionally integrated into your home for seamless design, safety, and performance.
What Red/Infrared Light Therapy Actually Does
Red and near-infrared light penetrate the skin and are absorbed by mitochondria.
This increases ATP production which is the energy your cells use to repair, regenerate, and perform.
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What Red/Infrared Light Therapy Is
Red and near-infrared light at specific therapeutic wavelengths — typically around 660nm and 850nm — penetrate the skin and are absorbed by mitochondria. This stimulates ATP production, supporting cellular repair, collagen production, and recovery.
Near vs. Mid vs. Far Infrared: What’s the Difference?
Infrared light is divided into three categories based on wavelength. Each penetrates the body at different depths and produces different effects. Understanding the difference helps explain why specific wavelengths are chosen for specific results.
Near Infrared (NIR)
~700–1,400nm
• Penetrates deepest into tissue
• Targets muscles, joints, and cellular energy production
• Commonly used for recovery and performance
Mid Infrared (MIR)
~1,400–3,000nm
• Moderate depth penetration
• Supports circulation and tissue oxygenation
• Often associated with detox and metabolic support
Far Infrared (FIR)
~3,000nm+
• Absorbed more at the surface
• Produces gentle, deep heat
• Common in traditional infrared saunas
WHY FOCUS ON 660M + 850M?
Red light (660nm) and near infrared (850nm) are selected because they directly support cellular energy production and tissue repair — without relying on heat alone.
It’s not just heat. It’s targeted cellular stimulation.