iReliev

iReliev full body red and near infrared light panels in 1500W, 2160W and 2400W with an electric rolling stand, plus the FullGlow 360 bag, FullGlow 180 mat and FullGlow back wrap. They suit buyers who want large coverage in one session, from a standing panel to a lie-down mat.

iReliev red light therapy for sale: 1500W, 2160W and 2400W full-body panels, an electric rolling stand, the FullGlow 180 mat, FullGlow 360 bag and back wrap, all red and near-infrared, from $129.95. Compare red light therapy, pads and wraps and NovaaLab devices.

Choosing an iReliev device

iReliev covers several formats, all with red and near-infrared light:

  • 1500W, 2160W and 2400W full-body panels: stand in front of a large panel for full-body sessions. The 2160W is about 53 in tall with five wavelengths.
  • Electric rolling stand: holds an iReliev full-body panel on a mobile base, adjusts from 33.5 to 49.2 in and rotates for vertical, angled or horizontal sessions.
  • FullGlow 180 mat: lie on a mat that lights your back side.
  • FullGlow 360 bag: lie inside for light on all sides at once.
  • FullGlow back wrap: a targeted wrap for the back and waist.

Panel, mat, bag or wrap

A panel suits standing sessions and shared use; a mat or bag suits lying-down sessions; a wrap targets one area and is the lowest-cost way to start. Compare formats in panel vs blanket vs mask and see full-body red light therapy at home.

What to check

  • Your space: panels need a stand, door or wall mount; mats and bags need floor or bed space.
  • Power draw and outlet on each listing. See do panels use a lot of electricity?
  • Session guidance and eye protection from the manufacturer.

Returns

Return terms differ by item and are shown on each product page. Red light devices are offered for general wellness; follow the manufacturer's guidance and check with your doctor if you have a medical condition.

Guides to help you choose

iReliev FAQ

Which iReliev device fits my space?

The panels need wall or floor space and room to stand at the recommended distance. The FullGlow mat needs space to lie down, and the FullGlow 360 bag surrounds the body. The back wrap suits targeted use while sitting.

What do the 1500W and 2400W ratings mean?

They describe the panel's power draw, not its light output at your skin. A higher wattage panel is usually larger and covers more area. Compare published irradiance, distance and treatment area to judge output. Our panel specs article explains the numbers.

What wavelengths should I look for?

Most home devices combine visible red light, often around 630 to 660nm, with near infrared light, often around 810 to 850nm. Red light is visible and near infrared is not. Each listing shows the wavelengths a device uses, and our wavelength guide explains the difference.

Is red light therapy safe to use at home?

Home devices are designed for consumer use when you follow the maker's instructions on distance, session time and eye protection. Some devices include goggles. Talk with your doctor first if you are pregnant, take light-sensitizing medications or have a skin or eye condition.