✅ If you're interested in an Omnilux Men mask or another Omnilux product, then use code ALEX for a discount and the following link: aferg.co/omnilux ✅ If you want a Dermabeam product, such as the Pro Mask, use discount code ALEX and this link: aferg.co/dermabeam ✅ For a Mito Red Advanced Red Light Therapy Belt use code ALEX5 and this link: aferg.co/7d221 ✅ For a PlatinumLED BioMax 300, use the following link for a discount: aferg.co/redled Before digging into this topic, if you're not familiar with my work, then check out some of my best red light therapy resources such as: ✅ My epic Facebook group on red light therapy and more: aferg.co/fb-group ✅ Full playlist of my 2022 body panel red light therapy comparison series with all episodes: aferg.co/RLT-2021-playlist - if you're short on time then check out the summary episode towards the end of the playlist ✅ My excel sheet for comparing different panels to their competition: aferg.co/rlt-data ✅ For my red light therapy buyer's guide blog, follow this link: aferg.co/RLTguide ✅ My red light testing methodology for reviews video: aferg.co/rlt-testing-method ✅ How I use red light therapy: aferg.co/how-I-use-RLT ✅ My playlist with many body panel and tabletop red light therapy panel review: aferg.co/rlt-review ✅ My Dermabeam Pro review video: aferg.co/dermabeam-mask ✅ The Mito Red Advanced Red Light Therapy Belt review: aferg.co/mito-belt ✅ I used the red light database to check on some of the claims in this, I checked the database by Vladimir Heiskanen about light wavelength penetration and the skin: aferg.co/lllt-studies
Alex, could you compare some plant grow lights being substituted for light therapy,with the actual therapy lights. They seem far more reasonably priced, and some have the same frequency output
i’m a woman and im surprised how little information there is about this seeming like an obviously better purchase than the regular Omnilux Contour mask..? It’s crazy how marketing works lol
I'm a woman and I have the men's mask. I've been using consistently for 2 months and the results have been mind blowing. But it's hard for me to say that it's better than the regular mask as I never tried that one to compare it to
RE: Far infrared vs Near Infrared. Far infrared wavelengths are longer relative to 830nm and 1072nm, however, far infrared is superficially absorbed by the water in your skin before it can penetrate into deep tissue. If you're in an IR sauna, the far infrared heats up the skin water and over the ~30-to-40-minute session the heat sinks deeper thus affecting core temperature.
@@AllergicToFantasy I use it only 2 to 3 times a week because I started using the Nira laser a month a half ago. Before the Nira I was using it almost every day. I hope to get back to that soon. It gives me a glow when I use it in the morning and helps wake me up. The results are not dramatic but it is not an in office procedure. I use tretinoin and other actives and SPF every day. For me is an addition to my routine to stay looking younger longer.
@@ileanagarcia-soto5449 I'm sorry to hear that because I was really looking forward to hearing your experience. It's funny that this comment was allowed to post, but your other comment was deleted.
Thanks for this review Alex. I have already a Hooga panel pro 300 for same face skin issues that this mask (wrinkles, skin tone, collagen production, etc). Do you think I reach the same benefits from the panel, more powerful for skincare, than this OmniLux mask? Cause I do panel at 6” for 5 minutes but this mask is closer to skin and thought, maybe triggers better skin issues
Hey, yeah I will have to do a mask vs panel comparison. But honestly you're probably better off with the panel over a mask (that is a underpowered in comparison). Some people may prefer the mask because they can wear it and move around. Also there is the wavelength factor - the mask may have wavelengths that a panel doesn't have or vice versa so it's worth looking into that as well. But if you have a panel I wouldn't rush out to buy a mask.
Masks vs belts, maybe even handhelds (as choices for travelling) would be interesting, too. Results of longer term usage would be appreciated. Thanks for testing this mask!
Thank you for reviewing a mask! I've been looking forward to hearing your thoughts on it. One thing to consider: a panel, although it's stronger, you probably won't stand in front of it for too long. The mask, I can put it on while watching tv and keep it for ca. 30min with no issues. I would not stand in front of a panel for more than 10 min :) So theoretically, because of the longer exposure time, I think if your goal is skin health etc. a mask is a better choice.
Yes this is a great point. In fact I just responded to another comment making the same argument - that sure a panel may have more power and offer better value, but the practicality (and portability) of a mask may be more important. I guess another pro for the panel though is you can use it to target other areas of the body.
Alex what is your recommendation for treating pain. ??? I get so confused by the numbers. Also, for skin benefits do you need or can benefit from the mask? I found this exact mask at discount from someone and I wonder if it's worth it. While it might be close to face , a panel is still stronger and I think will penetrate deeper ....right?? Qure is another popular big mask right now with custom options. I suffer from multiple types of autoimmune disease and arthritis including spine deterioration. Please explain the red bulbs that get hot and most set up in sauna like a heat lamp, are they beneficial also? I tried to compare mito , hooga , and platinum, which do believe is my best option????
@@LightTherapyInsiders couldn’t you lay it over your neck & chest and instead of buying the hand mitts lay it over each hand while watching TV in the evening. To get the most use.
Sorry if this is a silly question but normally after I wash and clean my face I put on moisturiser, would I put this mask on before I put the moisturiser on or after I put my moisturiser on
Another beauty UA-camr (HotandFlashy) did a good job reviewing masks. States Omnilux is gold standard but reported Project E beauty mask has good stats at $139 USD.
Another fantastic review - thanks Alex! Would be interested to hear your thoughts and your wife's thoughts on the Omnilux. Would also be interested if you review other beauty/skincare devices. However, it makes more logical sense (when at home) to simply use a powerful full body red light panel.
Hey thank you :) I'm going start an experiment using this today. I haven't looked at other beauty products, but maybe this is something I can do. And yeah I keep going back to the panel because it's easier and better value :)
I would be interested to see if you saw any improvements in you skin after using the mask regularly, especially since you use the panels already. In other words, for optimal skin benefits, do you need a mask or will regular use of a panel be sufficient?
The 1072 wavelengths have shown to be beneficial in penetrating the skull. I’m particularly interested in devices for the head to prevent dementia as we may not see symptoms of mild cognitive impairment for 10-15 years. There is exciting research for Parkinson’s too and it seems pulsing light works better. These devices may complement other biohacking treatments or supplements for longevity. Thanks for pushing the envelope.
Hey. No worries. Yeah my research into the 1072nm light didn't reveal much. It was a little disappointing tbh. 810nm is looking pretty good for the brain, likewise with pulsed NIR light. This is what the people at Vielight have known for years. It may be something to look into - www.alexfergus.com/blog/vielight-review-does-red-light-on-the-brain-up-the-nose-improves-cognitive-function
Hi Alex ! Really appreciate your insight into all the red light therapy devices. Could you share your thoughts on the celluma pro to other table panels for wellness (arthritis, beauty etc). Thanks!
Hi Alex, great video! I actually want this mask, specifically because I'm a guy, I can lie down in bed and wear it, and not stand in front of my Biomax 450 (of course I'll still the panel model). I do the full 20 minutes with the Biomax unit. But when Omnilux came out with a men's mask, I was super excited. I a big believer in using red light therapy right before bed. I swear it makes me sleep better at night. That's just me. But to finally have a men's mask where I can lie in bed, have it on for ten minutes, and then take it off, and rollover and goto sleep, I'm all in. As for your comment about trying it for 4-6 weeks. I would, I'd be interested to see. Take before and after shots, plus you do it, not your wife. It's only ten minutes a day, I think you have time for that Bud. :) Anywho, a very interesting video. I agree 100% on Omnilux being a solid company. Keep up the great work my friend. - Mike
Hey. Thanks for this comment. I totally get where you're coming from about laying down/straight to sleep etc. I used to always use panels while standing up - then I tested a horizontal stand (you can see that here - ua-cam.com/video/3-dRsyFbRbY/v-deo.html ) and I realised that there is something about using RLT while laying down! Mask - yes I'm planning an experiment with this. It's on my todo list for today in fact :) I was thinking it would be better for my wife to do it as she doesn't use RLT as much as I do. But no I will do it and take some photos like you said. Maybe I can do a follow up experiment with her or some other people. Thanks for your comments and nice words :)
I am considering buying this or the Mito Pro 300+, my main focus will be my forehead wrinkles and fine lines under my eyes, which one should might yield better result according to your experience?
Hey yeah I looked into it a while back. In fact I reached out to a company who sells RLT devices for hair loss - they said my hair was 'too far gone' for the technology to work :( So thats a bummer. I may try it again though... I do wonder if all the RLT has helped slow my hair loss?
Whoa, I'm still getting my head around the blue LEDs (blog article out soon btw). I'll have to have a good look at the green wavelengths. At this stage I don't know anything sorry :(
Can you test out the Celluma panels? I've been looking at those as well because they have blue light and red light but they're more expensive than the biomax
I started using the mens mask (as a man) and its only been 4 days. I am slightly disappointed at how spaced out the bulbs are. Plus only 2 bulbs on the nose. I assume if you payed more you a mask you would be paying for more bulbs.
Not accusing you but some of these companies. Hard not to feel these are scams when it's all red light, red light, then suddenly it's blue light this and that, now there's yellow, purple, green. Cripes. Might as well hang out under a traffic light.
LOL that did make me smile. And yes I totally see where you're coming from. With the Blue - yes there is evidence it helps with skin conditions, and it can be useful for SAD, but otherwise it's not that beneficial. Red and NIR are so powerful because they help mitochrondiral function (the power house of a cell). Green has been shown to help with migraines, but I'm not sure if there is much else going for it. But yes a bit of it is marketing - companies aiming to come out with new and improved products, but at the same time there has to be evidence to justify the inclusion of the wavelength. I'll call it out otherwise :P
I like the panel and see no reason to get this one. Maybe later the bio max panel will include the 1072 wavelength. I am reading more and more that red/infrared light therapy is causing facial fat loss for some women. That idea is causing a lot of concern. Alex, could that possibly be true?
It's not something I have seen. And out of all the comments and emails I get, I can't think of anyone saying they have lost fat from their face. But I do know there are some papers linking RLT and fat loss, and some companies push this as a big marketing claim. I need to look into it further, sorry I can't provide more insight at the moment.
I didn’t quite understand the emf reading ? Am a bit hesitant to have it sit right on my skin due to this concern. I think i will go with the panel. Thanks
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✅ If you're interested in an Omnilux Men mask or another Omnilux product, then use code ALEX for a discount and the following link: aferg.co/omnilux
✅ If you want a Dermabeam product, such as the Pro Mask, use discount code ALEX and this link: aferg.co/dermabeam
✅ For a Mito Red Advanced Red Light Therapy Belt use code ALEX5 and this link: aferg.co/7d221
✅ For a PlatinumLED BioMax 300, use the following link for a discount: aferg.co/redled
Before digging into this topic, if you're not familiar with my work, then check out some of my best red light therapy resources such as:
✅ My epic Facebook group on red light therapy and more: aferg.co/fb-group
✅ Full playlist of my 2022 body panel red light therapy comparison series with all episodes: aferg.co/RLT-2021-playlist - if you're short on time then check out the summary episode towards the end of the playlist
✅ My excel sheet for comparing different panels to their competition: aferg.co/rlt-data
✅ For my red light therapy buyer's guide blog, follow this link: aferg.co/RLTguide
✅ My red light testing methodology for reviews video: aferg.co/rlt-testing-method
✅ How I use red light therapy: aferg.co/how-I-use-RLT
✅ My playlist with many body panel and tabletop red light therapy panel review: aferg.co/rlt-review
✅ My Dermabeam Pro review video: aferg.co/dermabeam-mask
✅ The Mito Red Advanced Red Light Therapy Belt review: aferg.co/mito-belt
✅ I used the red light database to check on some of the claims in this, I checked the database by Vladimir Heiskanen about light wavelength penetration and the skin: aferg.co/lllt-studies
Alex, could you compare some plant grow lights being substituted for light therapy,with the actual therapy lights. They seem far more reasonably priced, and some have the same frequency output
How about the bulbs single ones hooga has and others that is able to travel. I am getting a panel. You made up my mind lol
i’m a woman and im surprised how little information there is about this seeming like an obviously better purchase than the regular Omnilux Contour mask..? It’s crazy how marketing works lol
Yeah, and when I asked them if Woman can use this they said of course.
I'm a woman and I have the men's mask. I've been using consistently for 2 months and the results have been mind blowing. But it's hard for me to say that it's better than the regular mask as I never tried that one to compare it to
@@dosman3458hi! Would you mind sharing your results? Were you battling lines, acne, rosacea/redness etc? Thanks
RE: Far infrared vs Near Infrared. Far infrared wavelengths are longer relative to 830nm and 1072nm, however, far infrared is superficially absorbed by the water in your skin before it can penetrate into deep tissue. If you're in an IR sauna, the far infrared heats up the skin water and over the ~30-to-40-minute session the heat sinks deeper thus affecting core temperature.
Yes love to see your wife results as I'm now going to get the mens mask. Thank you 😊
Hey! Did you get the men one? If so, what were your results?
I purchased the man version yesterday, before looking for men reviewing it. Cannot wait to start using it.
Hey here is my follow up review - ua-cam.com/video/o9ODOKYXTxY/v-deo.html
Could I ask for an update, please? How often are you using it? DId you see results? Many thanks!
@@AllergicToFantasy I use it only 2 to 3 times a week because I started using the Nira laser a month a half ago. Before the Nira I was using it almost every day. I hope to get back to that soon. It gives me a glow when I use it in the morning and helps wake me up. The results are not dramatic but it is not an in office procedure. I use tretinoin and other actives and SPF every day. For me is an addition to my routine to stay looking younger longer.
@@AllergicToFantasy I replied but I got deleted
@@ileanagarcia-soto5449 I'm sorry to hear that because I was really looking forward to hearing your experience. It's funny that this comment was allowed to post, but your other comment was deleted.
Thanks for this review Alex. I have already a Hooga panel pro 300 for same face skin issues that this mask (wrinkles, skin tone, collagen production, etc). Do you think I reach the same benefits from the panel, more powerful for skincare, than this OmniLux mask? Cause I do panel at 6” for 5 minutes but this mask is closer to skin and thought, maybe triggers better skin issues
Hey, yeah I will have to do a mask vs panel comparison. But honestly you're probably better off with the panel over a mask (that is a underpowered in comparison). Some people may prefer the mask because they can wear it and move around.
Also there is the wavelength factor - the mask may have wavelengths that a panel doesn't have or vice versa so it's worth looking into that as well.
But if you have a panel I wouldn't rush out to buy a mask.
Masks vs belts, maybe even handhelds (as choices for travelling) would be interesting, too.
Results of longer term usage would be appreciated.
Thanks for testing this mask!
On to it :)
Thank you for reviewing a mask! I've been looking forward to hearing your thoughts on it.
One thing to consider: a panel, although it's stronger, you probably won't stand in front of it for too long. The mask, I can put it on while watching tv and keep it for ca. 30min with no issues. I would not stand in front of a panel for more than 10 min :)
So theoretically, because of the longer exposure time, I think if your goal is skin health etc. a mask is a better choice.
Yes this is a great point. In fact I just responded to another comment making the same argument - that sure a panel may have more power and offer better value, but the practicality (and portability) of a mask may be more important.
I guess another pro for the panel though is you can use it to target other areas of the body.
Alex what is your recommendation for treating pain. ??? I get so confused by the numbers. Also, for skin benefits do you need or can benefit from the mask? I found this exact mask at discount from someone and I wonder if it's worth it. While it might be close to face , a panel is still stronger and I think will penetrate deeper ....right?? Qure is another popular big mask right now with custom options. I suffer from multiple types of autoimmune disease and arthritis including spine deterioration. Please explain the red bulbs that get hot and most set up in sauna like a heat lamp, are they beneficial also? I tried to compare mito , hooga , and platinum, which do believe is my best option????
@@LightTherapyInsiders couldn’t you lay it over your neck & chest and instead of buying the hand mitts lay it over each hand while watching TV in the evening. To get the most use.
Sorry if this is a silly question but normally after I wash and clean my face I put on moisturiser, would I put this mask on before I put the moisturiser on or after I put my moisturiser on
Great review Alex, thanks so much 👍
You are welcome!
Another beauty UA-camr (HotandFlashy) did a good job reviewing masks. States Omnilux is gold standard but reported Project E beauty mask has good stats at $139 USD.
Oh neat, I'm going to spend more time on Masks this year. I'll see if I can get a regular Omnilux to test as well :)
Another fantastic review - thanks Alex! Would be interested to hear your thoughts and your wife's thoughts on the Omnilux. Would also be interested if you review other beauty/skincare devices. However, it makes more logical sense (when at home) to simply use a powerful full body red light panel.
Hey thank you :) I'm going start an experiment using this today. I haven't looked at other beauty products, but maybe this is something I can do. And yeah I keep going back to the panel because it's easier and better value :)
At last! Thank you 🎉 If you could compare it with current body I would greatly appreciate it.
Hey, sorry what do you mean by 'current body' . Oh never mind - I googled it and I see it's a mask :P Let me get on to this :)
I would be interested to see if you saw any improvements in you skin after using the mask regularly, especially since you use the panels already. In other words, for optimal skin benefits, do you need a mask or will regular use of a panel be sufficient?
Hey. I'm working on a long term use review now - I have stopped using the panels for a month or two and won't use them on my face for this experiment.
The 1072 wavelengths have shown to be beneficial in penetrating the skull. I’m particularly interested in devices for the head to prevent dementia as we may not see symptoms of mild cognitive impairment for 10-15 years. There is exciting research for Parkinson’s too and it seems pulsing light works better.
These devices may complement other biohacking treatments or supplements for longevity. Thanks for pushing the envelope.
Hey. No worries. Yeah my research into the 1072nm light didn't reveal much. It was a little disappointing tbh.
810nm is looking pretty good for the brain, likewise with pulsed NIR light.
This is what the people at Vielight have known for years. It may be something to look into - www.alexfergus.com/blog/vielight-review-does-red-light-on-the-brain-up-the-nose-improves-cognitive-function
1050nm. Gembared has on
this is a remarkable video ! what wavelength do you think is best for anti ageing ? thank you
I have several articles on my website that I think you will like:
www.lighttherapyinsiders.com/red-light-therapy-for-skin-benefits/
Would you please get the Dr Rajani mask? Have you heard anything about it?
I have only heard about it in the comments. I hope to do a mask review comparison soon and will get as many as possible.
Hi Alex ! Really appreciate your insight into all the red light therapy devices. Could you share your thoughts on the celluma pro to other table panels for wellness (arthritis, beauty etc). Thanks!
Hey thank you. I'll look into that one this year! And I'll also cover beauty topics in more detail.
Hi Alex, great video! I actually want this mask, specifically because I'm a guy, I can lie down in bed and wear it, and not stand in front of my Biomax 450 (of course I'll still the panel model). I do the full 20 minutes with the Biomax unit. But when Omnilux came out with a men's mask, I was super excited. I a big believer in using red light therapy right before bed. I swear it makes me sleep better at night. That's just me. But to finally have a men's mask where I can lie in bed, have it on for ten minutes, and then take it off, and rollover and goto sleep, I'm all in. As for your comment about trying it for 4-6 weeks. I would, I'd be interested to see. Take before and after shots, plus you do it, not your wife. It's only ten minutes a day, I think you have time for that Bud. :) Anywho, a very interesting video. I agree 100% on Omnilux being a solid company. Keep up the great work my friend. - Mike
Hey. Thanks for this comment.
I totally get where you're coming from about laying down/straight to sleep etc. I used to always use panels while standing up - then I tested a horizontal stand (you can see that here - ua-cam.com/video/3-dRsyFbRbY/v-deo.html ) and I realised that there is something about using RLT while laying down!
Mask - yes I'm planning an experiment with this. It's on my todo list for today in fact :) I was thinking it would be better for my wife to do it as she doesn't use RLT as much as I do. But no I will do it and take some photos like you said. Maybe I can do a follow up experiment with her or some other people.
Thanks for your comments and nice words :)
Could I ask for an update, please? Did you purchase this? How often are you using it? DId you see results? Many thanks!
Please a long term review!
Working on it :)
I got the Omnilux Men :) I wanted whatever benefit I could get.
How are you finding it? I'm doing a 6 week experiment with mine at the moment,
Could I ask for an update, please? How often are you using it? DId you see results? Many thanks!
@@LightTherapyInsiders Any updates please? how do you like it?
Another excellent review! Thanks Alex! Please do the long term review
Working on it :)
Thank you, Alex! I had to go to your YT to make sure it’s ok to get it, lol! God bless!
:)
Could I ask for an update, please? How often are you using it? DId you see results? Many thanks!
Would love to see your wife do a long term review on this mask. That would be awesome!
I'm working on a long term review myself. But I have some ideas for other long term reviews for my wife etc. Stay tuned :)
@@LightTherapyInsiders can't wait for both!
Would you consider reviewing the Celluma Pro?
It's on my list :)
I am considering buying this or the Mito Pro 300+, my main focus will be my forehead wrinkles and fine lines under my eyes, which one should might yield better result according to your experience?
Hey check this out - ua-cam.com/video/sYymkkfIVLY/v-deo.html
I thought blue light is needed for rosacea, so why does this not have blue, when that is needed for certain conditions?
Hey. Red light has also been shown to help with rosacea, but yes there is a lot of evidence with blue light being beneficial.
Please post the long term review :D would love to know what you think of the results
Coming soon!
@@LightTherapyInsiders thank you so much, your content is so helpful!!
Alex, have you thought of trying out red light hair regrowth ?
Hey yeah I looked into it a while back. In fact I reached out to a company who sells RLT devices for hair loss - they said my hair was 'too far gone' for the technology to work :(
So thats a bummer. I may try it again though...
I do wonder if all the RLT has helped slow my hair loss?
Add topical minoxidil and 500mg biotin per day w red light
Hi, is this more effective or the mito red pro panel? I have both but wondering which is better for the face
The MitoPro panel is going to me more powerful - but if you want to move around etc then the mask is going to be handy.
Is this beneficial to put on the head to make hair grow more?
Yeah but I'm not up on the research around RLT and hair growth. We're going to look into this so stay tuned.
Light path is selling green light panels , any feedback on those ? Thank you!
Whoa, I'm still getting my head around the blue LEDs (blog article out soon btw). I'll have to have a good look at the green wavelengths. At this stage I don't know anything sorry :(
Do you believe this could help heal eczema or is there a better option?
Hey yeah this should work but a larger panel with a few more wavelengths may be a better option ua-cam.com/video/31Xu84lf4vY/v-deo.html
Can you test out the Celluma panels? I've been looking at those as well because they have blue light and red light but they're more expensive than the biomax
Adding it to my list!! I'll get it sorted.
You mentioned in the video that you'd post a link in comments to the laser light therapy database... what is it?
Hey sorry here it is - aferg.co/science
I know this is an old video but could you compare this, dr Dennis gross, and the qure face masks 😬
I am planning on doing a mask comparison soon. Hopefully, I will have this one then.
My main question is …. Is if you are a woman, isn’t the extra depth better ? Or would that be damaging (sort of a less is more scenario) ?
Nevermind …. Saw the answer towards the end of the video . Thanks !
Does the mask come in various sizes or is this supposed to fit any size face?
One size fits all. There are adjustable straps on the back.
@@LightTherapyInsiders Thanks
Can you have your dad or mom test the device? Thank you!
I can ask! I'm testing it myself at the moment, but I will see if my Mum or Wife will test it after me.
I started using the mens mask (as a man) and its only been 4 days. I am slightly disappointed at how spaced out the bulbs are. Plus only 2 bulbs on the nose. I assume if you payed more you a mask you would be paying for more bulbs.
Yes, I get that but many people have seen improvement. Hopefullyyou will, too!,
Not accusing you but some of these companies. Hard not to feel these are scams when it's all red light, red light, then suddenly it's blue light this and that, now there's yellow, purple, green. Cripes. Might as well hang out under a traffic light.
LOL that did make me smile. And yes I totally see where you're coming from.
With the Blue - yes there is evidence it helps with skin conditions, and it can be useful for SAD, but otherwise it's not that beneficial. Red and NIR are so powerful because they help mitochrondiral function (the power house of a cell). Green has been shown to help with migraines, but I'm not sure if there is much else going for it.
But yes a bit of it is marketing - companies aiming to come out with new and improved products, but at the same time there has to be evidence to justify the inclusion of the wavelength. I'll call it out otherwise :P
If you can block out the UV-A and UV-B only, all you need is sunlight😂
I like the panel and see no reason to get this one. Maybe later the bio max panel will include the 1072 wavelength. I am reading more and more that red/infrared light therapy is causing facial fat loss for some women. That idea is causing a lot of concern. Alex, could that possibly be true?
It's not something I have seen. And out of all the comments and emails I get, I can't think of anyone saying they have lost fat from their face. But I do know there are some papers linking RLT and fat loss, and some companies push this as a big marketing claim. I need to look into it further, sorry I can't provide more insight at the moment.
Also, is this the best light to improve eyesight?
Check out Lightpath Diesel for eye health
@@agnieszka369 they don't have an eye focused panel. Also, it isn't 670 nanometer red light which is the one for eye improvement
@@jskweres2 Scott in his video claims his new panel helps eyes that’s why I mentioned it.
I didn’t quite understand the emf reading ? Am a bit hesitant to have it sit right on my skin due to this concern. I think i will go with the panel. Thanks
It might probably harm your eyes. Nobody really knows, so you better wear eye-protection while using it.
I feel like I look worse after using this omnilux man
Sorry to hear that!
Overpriced lite brite toy with many bad reviews