Red Light Therapy Back Wrap - iReliev FullGlow, Red & Near-Infrared for Back & Waist | Restore Suite

The iReliev FullGlow back wrap is a targeted red light and near-infrared device that straps around your lower back or waist. At under $130 it is the least expensive way into the FullGlow range, and it is the one to buy if your interest is one specific area rather than whole-body sessions.

Specifications

Why a wrap

A wrap holds the LEDs against your skin, so you can move around during a session instead of standing still in front of a panel or lying on a mat. For anyone fitting sessions around work, that is usually the deciding factor. It is also the cheapest entry point in the range by a wide margin, which makes it a sensible first purchase before committing to a panel.

Where the wrap fits in the FullGlow range

The wrap targets one area. The FullGlow 180 mat covers the whole back at once. The FullGlow 360 bag surrounds the body. The 1500W and 2400W panels are full-size standing units.

What red light therapy is and is not

Claims made for red light exposure vary widely in how well they are supported by evidence. We describe what this device is and what it outputs, and leave outcome claims to the research rather than to a product page. Our research and studies page explains how we read that literature.

Red light therapy is not a treatment for any medical condition and is not a substitute for medical care. If you have back pain or any diagnosed condition, talk with your doctor rather than treating a device as the answer.

Why buy from Restore Suite

Your wrap ships new with the full manufacturer warranty behind it. Every order includes free U.S. shipping and our best price guarantee. Questions before you buy? Talk to a real person.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I move around while wearing it? Yes. The wrap straps on, which is the main practical advantage over a panel or mat.

Does it use red or near-infrared light? Both.

Is this a good first red light device? It is the least expensive way into the range, which makes it a reasonable way to find out whether you will use one consistently before spending more.

Who should avoid red light therapy? Anyone who is pregnant, has a diagnosed condition, or takes photosensitizing medication should speak with a clinician before use.

Red light therapy devices sold here are intended for general wellness use. They are not a treatment for any medical condition. If you have a diagnosed condition, are pregnant, or take photosensitizing medication, talk with your doctor before use.