Who should not use red light therapy?Updated 15 days ago

Rouge panels are general wellness devices, not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Red light therapy contains no UV light and has a very good safety profile, but check with your doctor before you start, especially if you:

• are pregnant
• have an implanted device such as a pacemaker, defibrillator, neurostimulator or insulin pump
• have an overactive thyroid (take care on the neck and upper chest)
• have epilepsy, seizures or sensitivity to flashing light (never use pulsing)
• are sensitive to light from a condition such as lupus or from a medication
• have confirmed or suspected cancer (don't direct light at the area)
• have an eye condition

Wait until you've recovered before using it with a fever, an active infection, sunburn, or open or unhealed skin.

Every session: wear the supplied goggles and don't look into the LEDs. Stop right away if you feel discomfort or see skin changes. Don't use the panel on infants or on anyone asleep or unconscious, and keep cables away from children.

See it in the manual: G5 Series User Manual, pages 22–24 (contraindications)