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[Nope.avi]

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Edited by Nope.avi, 08 August 2012 - 08:34 PM.

[DudleyDoRight]

I usually post this earlier, but you will find extensive discussion on the LEDMan's forum. He used to be known as V on the forum.

http://health.groups...oup/LEDeffects/

[Pord]

Does anyone happen to know the wavelengths used for the LED units by Dermawave and Revitalight? I would like to know the nm that is used for the red and infra-red.

edit:

"REVITALIGHT’S LEDs are proven to be the most effective nanometers. (625 nm red, 940 nm infra red, 420 nm blue and 590 nm amber)"

^ This is from their site.
I have not seen any studies that use 940 infra-red. I have only seen 830 and 880.

Anybody have any comments regarding this?

Also,

What does this even mean:

"REVITALIGHT is the only LED device to use the Lambertain LED, the most powerful made, and with a total power of 4200 mw and 80mw/cm2 or 7.2 joules per 90 seconds (at skin level) it is the most powerful LED device at the skin level manufactured, period! "

Edited by Pord, 03 March 2012 - 08:52 AM.

[Pord]

Correctomundo.

Thanks.

I usually post this earlier, but you will find extensive discussion on the LEDMan's forum. He used to be known as V on the forum.

http://health.groups...oup/LEDeffects/

Thanks for the link. I will check that out.




Are these basically the same LEDs used in most LED units? If not, could someone please explain to me the difference?

http://www.radioshac...oductId=2062565
http://www.radioshac...oductId=2062554