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[LadyWillow]

I've been lookin around some more and the NatureBright looks pretty good but I really do not know which one to pick.
I do not want a spot treatment, I want a full face treatment and I think that maybe a light box ( I think they are called that) would be better
So do people like NatureBright or Verilux better?

[ameliabright]

is the ansr beam frequency strong enough to work? i'm thinking about trying it because they have a 30 day money back guarrantee--but someone posted that it can take up to 3 months which has me a little worried.

has anyone tried the ansr beam???

[andersoj]

is the ansr beam frequency strong enough to work? i'm thinking about trying it because they have a 30 day money back guarrantee--but someone posted that it can take up to 3 months which has me a little worried.

has anyone tried the ansr beam???

Dude, look into the light wave cs.

They have a 90 day 110% money back guarantee. My 90 days just expired and I'm keeping it because I think it works.

[LadyWillow]

is there a significant difference between the enlux hybrid bulb and the lightwave cs?

[robbiecfc]

I'd be grateful if any kind individual could reply...

Unfortunately i cannot tolerate 'red light'...(it's a long story) and was looking to purchase a 'blue light only' home device. Is it possible for someone to provide me with a list of blue light devices for home use in order that i can decide which to purchase.

Thanks in advance.

[robbiecfc]

I'd be grateful if any kind individual could reply...

Unfortunately i cannot tolerate 'red light'...(it's a long story) and was looking to purchase a 'blue light only' home device. Is it possible for someone to provide me with a list of blue light devices for home use in order that i can decide which to purchase.

Thanks in advance.

Sorted. A simple bit of research and emailing companies have narrowed down my choices.

[maryland_24]

ANSR didn't work for me. Also have Trophy skin light that worked a little better but it wasn't great. I am looking into getting the CLARO IPL acne device but is $250 and I have spent so much money on this devices already. The claro is more to get rid of inflammatory acne a little faster it doesn't prevent new ones. But right know I am doing good just have a couple spots in my face. If somebody tries claro please let me know

[LadyWillow]

I bought the Enlux hybrid bulb last week and so far so good. I have one little whitehead but it might have been from me occasionally touching my face because it was super smooth all week.. it seems to have reduced a lot of inflammation - which used to be a big problem for me. Also I am using it on my chest and back, it is working very slowly for those 2 areas.

[Dotty1]

So this is a permanent LIFELONG cure?

What is the average price of one of the at-home lights?

[Brissyguy]

Edit* ended up getting a tanda.

Edited by Brissyguy, 13 February 2010 - 11:35 PM.

[pop politics]

I have two tripods from sci art, plus two blue globes and one red. And a step-down transformer which means they're okay for both 110V & 240V supplies.

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[Boots Electric]

So this is a permanent LIFELONG cure?

What is the average price of one of the at-home lights?

you lazy little cat, go read the start of the thread and do some googling!

PS i paid £200 and if it works i guess its lifelong but must be done every day

[Brissyguy]

I've got the Tanda blue/red for a whopping $500. It better work!

[TravisScott]

im going to the dermatologist to get the blue light. maybe i should buy my own too! but i don't want to waste my money on one that wont do anything. the ClearWave Deluxe Phototherapy Skin Care System looks interesting. I hope my dermatologist uses red too. I don't think so though. ill let u know how my light results are. AND don't u need photosensitive acting cream on ur face for it to fully work?

Edited by TravisScott, 13 January 2010 - 06:03 PM.

[lizziemike]

would it work if i use these?

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thinking of getting it.

[Brissyguy]

I'm not sure but there are some companies that sell LED lights like those that are respectable. I've forgotten the name and website, but some people have used it around these forums and said it worked for them. I think it's only $99 each (works out to be cheaper) and it looks more powerful.

Guys, just an updated that I haven't been using my blue tanda every day. I use Dan's products and that's hard to keep up with including my diet and supplements. I don't really know what to say but If it works it's more of a maintenance thing. If I could turn back time I probably would of invested $400 elsewhere but I've got it now and it can't hurt. Best wishes everyone!

I'm subscribed to WAY to many threads so I'm unsubscribing from this one, pm me if anything interesting happens!

[allyssadudley]

I am allergic to BP, have done Proactiv, Natures Cure, Vitamins, Supplements, all of the over the counter stuff, antibiotics, everything, I've been to FOUR dermatologists and have been plagued with painful, severe, scarring acne for 4 years, that has never come close to clearing. But now, at the urging of my aesthetician, I purchased a Tanda Professional Series handheld red/blue light therapy system, and in one week of twice daily use I have seen at least 50% all over clearance and 80% clearance of cysts and nodules. It is amazing, and really works! I was lucky to get a floor model at a considerable discount, but even at full price they are worth it! I don't wear tons of make up any more, and I can look people in the eyes when I talk to them. It is amazing, I highly recommend it for those who have tried everything.

Edited by allyssadudley, 18 March 2010 - 11:08 PM.

[temp123]

I think most people are still MUCH better off with fluorescents for this. For the same amount of light, LEDs are *much* more expensive right now; and they would not work any better; in most cases worse, unless you spend an awful lot of money.

The only advantage of the LEDs is that they are more portable and less fragile.

The fluorescents cover your whole face, the LEDs usually only cover a small area.

[sunshine6]

I have recently got one from its fantastic and has helped my acne so much. They also gave me a discount code which gave me 10% off which friends and family can use, anyone is welcome to try it, its SAR415.

[sunshine6]

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