Blue Light Therapy Panel - Lumara Illuminate Blue V1, 415nm 1800 LED | Restore Suite

The Illuminate Blue V1 is Lumara's blue light panel. It carries 1,800 high-output micro-LEDs at a 415nm wavelength, runs 5 minute sessions, and is hand-assembled in California.

Specifications

How this fits the Lumara range

Lumara builds panels at several wavelengths. The Illuminate Red V2 is the 660nm red panel, the Lumara Pad wraps three wavelengths around a targeted area, and the Lumara PRO combines five wavelengths in one clinical unit. This one is the standalone 415nm blue panel.

Why the 5-minute session

Most light therapy panels ask for 30 to 60 minutes. Lumara's design brings that to 5. For a clinic running back-to-back appointments the throughput difference is the whole argument. At home, a panel you use consistently is worth more than one you stop using.

What blue light therapy is and is not

Claims made for light therapy at various wavelengths vary widely in how well they are supported by evidence, and blue light in particular is an area where marketing tends to run ahead of the research. 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.

This device is not a treatment for any medical condition and is not a substitute for medical care. If you are dealing with a skin condition, see a dermatologist rather than treating a device as the answer.

Why buy from Restore Suite

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

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Frequently asked questions

What wavelength does the Illuminate Blue V1 use? 415nm, across 1,800 micro-LEDs.

How long is a session? 5 minutes, compared with the 30 to 60 minutes most panels ask for.

How is blue light different from red? They are different wavelengths with different research behind them. Blue sits at 415nm, red at 660nm.

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

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.