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Full Body Red Light Mat review

Because a mat sits against the skin, its 90 mW/cm2 is a contact reading and cannot be compared with a panel figure quoted at 6 inches. The near-infrared count is the thing to check here, not the headline 1,000 LEDs.

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$1,199

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What we like

  • Publishes its LED split honestly: 825 single-chip 660nm plus 175 dual-chip 660nm/850nm
  • 120 day money-back guarantee, the longest terms in this group
  • Full body length, so you are not repositioning a panel every few minutes

What to know

  • Only 175 of the 1,000 LEDs emit near-infrared at all, so 850nm coverage is thin
  • No warranty length stated anywhere on the product page
  • No FDA status published

Full specifications

Anything marked not published is missing from the manufacturer's own materials. We do not fill those gaps with estimates.

Price$1,199
Wavelengths660nm · 850nm
LED count1000
IrradianceBrand claimBrand states 90 mW/cm2. No measurement distance is published, but the mat is used in direct contact with the body, so read it as a surface figure
Coverage78.7 x 41.4 in, head to toe on a floor or bed
Power drawNot published
FDA statusunknown
WarrantyNot published
Returns120 days

Best for

  • Full body without a wall panel
  • Longest trial window
  • Lying down sessions

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Research at these wavelengths

Studies whose protocol used a wavelength this device emits, within 15nm. Each records the dose it delivered, which is the number to hold a marketing claim against.

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Sources

Specifications on this page come from the manufacturer and the independent testing listed below. Verified August 31, 2026.

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