LightStim Pain Belt

LightStim Pain Belt is an easy to use at home LED light therapy device that helps assist in relieving and reducing  aches, bruising, muscle pains, and swelling. It helps to improve blood circulation.  Professional Strength LightStim LED light therapy devices have been used and recommended by medical doctors, health care and wellness professionals for 20 years. Now you can experience the same professional strength treatment at home. FDA Cleared LightStim for Pain is FDA Cleared to relieve arthritic pain, a variety of minor aches and pains, relax muscles and increase local blood circulation. You can use it for post-workout soreness, accidents and sports injuries, backaches, arthritis and stiffness. Clinically Proven Results This non-invasive and chemical-free treatment has numerous studies showing no negative side effects. LED light therapy was originally used by NASA for wound healing in space. Today, it is used by medical professionals to aid in the body’s natural recovery process. LightStim for Pain has been clinically proven to be safe and effective. Designed to Last a Lifetime Manufactured in the USA at the LightStim Medical Device-Certified Headquarters. Maintenance free. No cartridges, LED or battery replacement costs. LightStim for Pain comes with a five-year warranty. LightStim MultiWave® Patented Technology LightStim has advanced NASA’s LED technology to a new level, developing LightStim MultiWave® Patented Technology to simultaneously emit multiple wavelengths (colors) of light. These wavelengths of light work together to increase blood circulation and deliver a soothing treatment that sets in motion the body’s inherent pain-relieving process. LEDs are Therapeutic LED stands for Light Emitting Diode, which is a tiny computer chip encased in glass. Each LED wavelength (color) of light provides unique therapeutic benefits. LED is non-invasive, painless and requires no recovery time. This Light is good for all skin types and is engineered to emit a soothing, gentle warmth. LightStim for Pain utilizes wavelengths of Light Red, Dark Red, Infrared and Deep Infrared with a total of 72 LEDs.