09/15/2026
Every full-body panel on the market lists nearly identical wavelengths. Almost none of them address how the panel is mounted.
Irradiance falls off sharply with distance, so a panel eyeballed into place delivers a slightly different dose every time it's used. Our systems mount on a track instead of a stand, so the height gets set once and every session after it delivers what the protocol actually calls for.
The rest of the ritual carries the same discipline. Eyewear goes on before the power does. The room reads as a treatment suite, not an exam room, and nothing about the process interrupts the client lying under it.
That's the standard behind a system built to sit next to a facial bed and still be trusted by the physician down the hall.
Scoping a light therapy room? Distance control is worth putting on your equipment checklist.
