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Lampe de poche de luminothérapie rouge et bleue Kivo Pro
Spots, cold-sores, acne, crows feet - just some of the areas of the body that can be helped with the Kivo Pro Flashlight
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La lampe de luminothérapie Kivo Pro est un dispositif médical portable de classe II basé sur notre lampe de luminothérapie Kivo Elite, ajoutant la luminothérapie bleue en plus des longueurs d'onde LED rouges et proches infrarouges pour aider à résoudre les problèmes de peau tels que l'acné, les taches, les boutons de fièvre, en plus de favoriser un bien-être ciblé et d'améliorer l'apparence de votre peau.
Dotée de réglages de luminosité et d'impulsions, la forme de la lampe de poche assure une utilisation pratique à la maison, en déplacement ou pendant les routines quotidiennes. Cet appareil non invasif favorise l'amélioration temporaire de la microcirculation et l'atténuation des tensions musculaires légères, ce qui le rend adapté à la relaxation localisée. Particulièrement efficace pour le contour des yeux, il aide à réduire les poches sous les yeux et les ridules, atténuant les signes de fatigue et de vieillissement. Il dispose d'une conception à 5 puces qui fournit des longueurs d'onde de 460 nm, 630 nm, 660 nm et 850 nm à une intensité de 133 mW/cm².
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Économisez 10 $ à l'achat de la lampe de poche Kivo ! Gardez votre lampe de luminothérapie Kivo Pro en sécurité avec un étui de voyage conçu spécifiquement pour votre appareil. Fabriqué en néoprène léger et en mousse.
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Achetez un ensemble de 2 lampes de poche Kivo Pro pour un cadeau, pour la famille, pour un ami... et économisez 40 $ !
Full Specifications
Full Specifications
Light Therapy Flashlights
Lampe de poche de luminothérapie rouge et bleue Kivo Pro
La lampe de luminothérapie Kivo Pro est un dispositif médical portable de classe II basé sur notre lampe de luminothérapie Kivo Elite, ajoutant la luminothérapie bleue en plus des longueurs d'onde LED rouges et proches infrarouges pour aider à résoudre les problèmes de peau tels que l'acné, les taches, les boutons de fièvre, en plus de favoriser un bien-être ciblé et d'améliorer l'apparence de votre peau.
Dotée de réglages de luminosité et d'impulsions, la forme de la lampe de poche assure une utilisation pratique à la maison, en déplacement ou pendant les routines quotidiennes. Cet appareil non invasif favorise l'amélioration temporaire de la microcirculation et l'atténuation des tensions musculaires légères, ce qui le rend adapté à la relaxation localisée. Particulièrement efficace pour le contour des yeux, il aide à réduire les poches sous les yeux et les ridules, atténuant les signes de fatigue et de vieillissement. Il dispose d'une conception à 5 puces qui fournit des longueurs d'onde de 460 nm, 630 nm, 660 nm et 850 nm à une intensité de 133 mW/cm².
Options
TROUSSE DE VOYAGE
Économisez 10 $ à l'achat de la lampe de poche Kivo ! Gardez votre lampe de luminothérapie Kivo Pro en sécurité avec un étui de voyage conçu spécifiquement pour votre appareil. Fabriqué en néoprène léger et en mousse.
ACHETEZ EN LOT ET ÉCONOMISEZ
Achetez un ensemble de 2 lampes de poche Kivo Pro pour un cadeau, pour la famille, pour un ami... et économisez 40 $ !
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Treatment Guide
- For best results use on clean dry bare skin
- MUST use provided goggles if using on the face
- Use a combination of red and near-infrared at the same time
- If you have a PRO panel, use BLUE light therapy before 1-2pm
- For Red and Near-Infrared Treatments use before 6pm
- 5 minutes on the face 10-15cm (3-6 inches) away
- 10 minutes on the body 10-15cm (3-6 inches) away
- Repeat daily, with one day off after every 5 days.
For improved sleep, use RED LIGHT ONLY pointed to the wall an hour before bedtime on 25-30% brightness setting.
Frequently asked questions
What makes Kivo different?
What makes Kivo different?
Kivo has been producing light therapy panels for years, and we've seen the results of our work. We carry a wider range of panels, from small to large, from single to multiple, from consumer to professional clinical grade. All backed by comprehensive warranties, and lifetime support. We're here to help.
How long does it take and when will I see results?
How long does it take and when will I see results?
Light therapy is not a quick wonder drug. Similar to antibiotics where a careful and regular intake provides the most benefits. Light therapy is the same. It performs best with a "little-and-often" approach of 10 minutes per area of the body per day. You will not see results immediately, but gradually over the space of a few weeks, you'll see results. If you overdo light therapy, its safe, but you will slow down the outcomes you're trying to achieve as it will exhaust your cells.
How can a Kivo panel help me?
How can a Kivo panel help me?
Kivo panels are high quality, high irradiance light therapy panels that are clinically proven and backed by thousands of studies to help with a range of issues:
- Injury recovery - tendons, ligaments, and muscles especially
- Joint issues
- Skin issues
- Mental health
- Sleep
- Localized collagen production to help with anti-aging and wrinkles
- Improves cellular processes
What is the warranty or returns policy
What is the warranty or returns policy
Kivo panels are highly reliable, with our Vitals being fully covered under a 2 year warranty, our Elites with a 3 year, and our Pros having an industry leading 5 year warranty - for residential use.
If you'd like to return your panel, it's ok. Maybe you don't have the time, or the commitment to participate in light therapy. We accept returns generally for up to 60 days for most of our products as long as they're in as new condition. See our returns policy for more information.
Clinically Proven Benefits and Results
Collage accru accru
Collagen is a protein that provides structure and support to the body's connective tissues, including skin, bones, tendons, and ligaments. It is essential, and Red Light Therapy helps your cells create it, in the right places, in your body. Naturally.
Anxiety & Depression
Red and Near Infra-Red Light placed near your head has proven, in a Harvard Study, to reduce Anxiety by up to 75% for an entire month - with just 1 treatment.
Imagine.. what a daily treatment with your own Kivo device could do for you.
Muscle Recovery
Red and Near-Infrared Light Therapy is proven to accelerate muscle rehabilitation times, stimulating cells to work better, and improving circulation. Our panels are used by RMT, Osteopaths, Chiropractors, and Health Experts to aid in clinical practice.
Mieux Dormir
Red Light in the evenings can help aid a better nights sleep, blocking blue light, and helping with your Circadian Rhythm.
Our Pro panels come with blue wavelengths, perfect for a great morning wake-up and refresh routine.,
Whether it is in a Clinic..
.. ou à la maison
Kivo provides the power, reliability, and results you want.
Real People Real Results
★★★★★ Light Therapy is Life Changing
Learn about Light Therapy
Do not buy Red Light Therapy Wands - a Clinical Reality Check
Small handheld red light wands are advertised everywhere across social media. Companies claim that waving a tiny, battery-operated stick over your skin for three minutes will lift wrinkles, clear acne, and firm your face. The honest answer is grounded in biophysics: handheld red light wands do not possess the power density, coverage area, or energy output required to trigger cellular repair.
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Red Light Therapy and Perimenopause
Red Light Therapy for Perimenopause: A Supportive Guide to Naturally Easing Symptoms Perimenopause is a natural transition, but the physical and emotional shifts can feel overwhelming. Up to 80% of women notice significant changes during this stage, which can begin years before periods stop completely. Hormone replacement therapy and dietary adjustments are popular options, but red light therapy has become a popular, non-invasive home tool to help support hormonal balance, skin health, and everyday energy. What Is Perimenopause? Perimenopause is the multi-year transition leading up to menopause. During this window, your ovaries gradually slow down hormone production, but hormone levels do not decline in a straight line. Instead, they spike and plunge unpredictably. Key facts about the perimenopause transition: Timeline: It usually begins in your 40s (sometimes late 30s) and typically lasts between 4 and 8 years. Hormonal swings: Estrogen levels fluctuate erratically while progesterone steadily drops. The official marker: You remain in perimenopause until you have gone 12 consecutive months without a menstrual cycle. At that point, you have reached menopause. Common symptoms: Irregular cycles, sleep disruptions, sudden temperature changes, mood shifts, brain fog, vaginal dryness, and joint aches. How Does Red Light Therapy Work? Red light therapy - also known as photobiomodulation or low-level light therapy - uses specific wavelengths of visible red light (around 660 nm) and invisible near-infrared light (around 850 nm). Natural sunlight provides these same restorative wavelengths at sunrise and sunset without harmful ultraviolet (UV) radiation. Here is how these wavelengths interact with your body at a cellular level: Boosts cellular energy: Red and near-infrared light penetrate your skin to reach the mitochondria (the powerhouses of your cells). This light stimulates the production of adenosine triphosphate (ATP), giving your cells the fuel they need to repair and regenerate. Improves blood flow: Light therapy prompts your blood vessels to release nitric oxide. This naturally dilates vessels, improves circulation, and delivers fresh oxygen and nutrients to tissues. Lowers inflammation: Near-infrared wavelengths penetrate deep into tissues and joints to calm swelling and reduce oxidative stress. Supports mood chemicals: Exposure to therapeutic light encourages the release of beta-endorphins, which help soothe physical discomfort and lift mood. How Red Light Therapy Supports Perimenopause Symptoms Because perimenopause affects many bodily systems at once, red light therapy helps address multiple symptoms simultaneously without medication side effects. 1. Easing Hot Flashes and Night Sweats Hot flashes are triggered when shifting estrogen levels confuse the hypothalamus - the temperature regulation center in the brain. Light therapy supports the central nervous system and helps stabilize daily circadian rhythms. Regular red light sessions can calm stress responses and reduce the frequency or intensity of sudden hot flashes. Recommended device: For full-body systemic balance, explore the Kivo Red Light Therapy Panels. 2. Restoring Deep, Restful Sleep Nearly half of all women in perimenopause report trouble falling or staying asleep due to night sweats, racing thoughts, or progesterone drops. Unlike daytime blue light from phones and televisions, red light signals to your brain that it is time to rest. Evening red light exposure helps your body produce melatonin naturally, making it easier to drift into deep sleep without morning grogginess. Recommended device: Use a bedside panel like the Kivo ONE Series for 10 to 15 minutes while winding down at night. 3. Improving Skin Elasticity, Dryness, and Hormonal Breakouts Falling estrogen slows down collagen synthesis, leading to thinner skin, fine lines, and sudden dryness. At the same time, hormonal imbalances can trigger unexpected adult breakouts. Red light triggers fibroblasts in the dermis to produce fresh collagen and elastin, restoring skin firmness. Near-infrared light calms redness, irritation, and dryness. Certain multi-wavelength devices also provide blue light to clear acne-causing bacteria. Recommended device: The hands-free Kivo Elite LED Face Mask delivers targeted facial rejuvenation in comfortable 10-minute sessions. 4. Supporting Hair Density and Scalp Health Many women notice excess hair shedding or thinning along their parting line during perimenopause. Red light penetrates the scalp to revitalize dormant hair follicles. It increases local blood supply, ensuring follicles receive the nutrients needed to produce thicker, stronger hair strands. Recommended device: The wearable Kivo Elite LED Red Light Therapy Cap provides focused scalp coverage while you read or relax. 5. Soothing Stiff Joints and Muscle Aches Estrogen protects joints and tendons from inflammation. When levels fluctuate and fall, joint stiffness and body aches frequently appear. Near-infrared wavelengths travel deep into muscles, ligaments, and cartilage. Increased circulation clears waste products and delivers repairing nutrients to inflamed joints. Recommended device: For targeted relief on knees, shoulders, hands, or feet, the portable Kivo Vital MINI lets you focus light exactly where you hurt. Step-by-Step Instructions: How to Start at Home Adding red light therapy to your daily wellness routine is straightforward. Here is a step-by-step approach to get the best results: Step 1: Set up your space. Place your device on a table, use a floor stand, or put on your wearable mask/cap in a comfortable, quiet room. Step 2: Cleanse the treatment area. Remove heavy makeup, sunscreens, or thick lotions so light can penetrate your skin effectively. Step 3: Protect your eyes. While red light is safe, high-powered panels are bright. Wear the provided eye protection goggles during your session. Step 4: Keep the proper distance. Sit or stand 6 to 12 inches away from light panels. Wearable masks and caps sit directly against your skin. Step 5: Time your session. Start with 10 minutes per treatment area. Consistency is key - aim for 3 to 5 sessions per week. Step 6: Follow with your standard skincare. Apply your favorite hydrating serums and moisturizers immediately after your session, as skin absorbs topicals well following light therapy. Safety and What to Expect No UV radiation: Red light devices do not use UV rays, meaning there is zero risk of sunburn or skin damage. No downtime: Treatments produce a gentle, soothing warmth and require no recovery period. Non-invasive: It offers a gentle complementary option alongside your existing perimenopause self-care plan. Helpful References Hode, T., et al. "The Use of Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) For Musculoskeletal Pain." PMC, 2015. Liebert, Ann D., et al. "Comparative Effectiveness of Low-Level Laser Therapy for Adult Androgenetic Alopecia." PMC, 2010. "Menopause and Sleep." National Sleep Foundation, 2021. Sotogarcia, L. "The Effects of Red Light Therapy on Joint Pain and Stiffness." California State University, 2018. "Perimenopause: Signs, Symptoms, and Management." The North American Menopause Society.
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How Long Should I Do Light Therapy For?
How Long Should I Do Light Therapy For? If you recently got a light therapy panel, mask, or flashlight - or if you are looking into getting one for skin care or muscle recovery - you probably have one big question on your mind: How long should each session actually last? It is easy to think that sitting in front of a light for an hour will give you four times the benefits of a 15-minute session. Light therapy does not work that way. Your cells have a sweet spot for how much light energy they can take in at one time. Here is a straightforward guide to help you set the right timers for your sessions based on the exact wavelengths used in Kivo Light Therapy devices. The Core Rule: Why More Light Is Not Always Better Light therapy works through a scientific rule called the biphasic dose response. That sounds technical, but the idea is simple: Too little light: Your cells do not get enough energy to trigger changes. The right amount of light: Your cells get energized, speeding up repair and collagen production. Too much light: Your cells get full, lose their boost, and temporarily stop responding. Think of it like charging a smartphone. Once your battery hits 100%, leaving it on the charger for another five hours will not give you extra battery life. Keeping your sessions within the recommended time window gives you the best results without wasting time. Session Times by Light Wavelength & Goal Different light wavelengths reach different depths in your tissue. Here is how long you should run each specific light mode. 1. Blue Light Therapy (480nm Wavelength) What it targets: Skin surface, acne-causing bacteria, and oil balance. Ideal session length: 3 to 5 minutes per area (up to 10 minutes maximum for a full face treatment). Distance from skin: 3 to 6 inches (10 to 15 cm). Best time of day: Morning or early afternoon (before 1-2 pm). Blue light is fantastic for clearing up surface spots and keeping skin clean. Because blue light mimics bright daylight, it tells your brain that it is time to wake up. Using blue light late in the evening can mess with your body clock and make it harder to fall asleep at night. If you are using a portable option like the Kivo Pro Flashlight on small spots, 5 minutes per spot is plenty. If you are using a multi-light panel like the Kivo ONE Pro Panel, set the timer for 10 minutes on your face. 2. Red Light Therapy (630nm and 660nm Wavelengths) What it targets: Skin health, collagen production, reducing redness, and soothing surface inflammation. Ideal session length: Face treatments: 10 minutes. Body areas (shoulders, arms, back): 10 to 15 minutes. Distance from skin: 3 to 6 inches (10 to 15 cm). Best time of day: Any time before 6 pm. Red light reaches the outer layers of your skin to help rebuild collagen and keep your skin tone balanced. A quick 10-minute session on your face with a device like the Kivo Elite Face Mask or a panel from the Kivo ONE Series is enough to give your skin cells a solid energy bump. 3. Near-Infrared Light Therapy (810nm, 830nm, 850nm, and 940nm Wavelengths) What it targets: Deeper muscle tissue, joints, tendons, and post-workout recovery. Ideal session length: 10 to 15 minutes per target area. Distance from skin: 3 to 6 inches (10 to 15 cm). Best time of day: Before 6 pm. Near-infrared (NIR) light is invisible to the human eye, but it travels deeper into your body than red or blue light. It reaches sored muscles and stiff joints to lower soreness after workouts or sports. Because NIR light goes deeper, your tissue benefits from a slightly longer session of 10 to 15 minutes per zone. Larger setups like the Kivo THREE Series or the full-body Kivo TWELVE Series allow you to cover larger areas of your body in one single 10 to 15 minute run. 4. Scalp Care (660nm Red and 850nm Near-Infrared) What it targets: Scalp circulation and hair follicle health. Ideal session length: 10 minutes per session. Frequency: 3 to 4 times per week. For hair and scalp health, consistency matters more than long individual sessions. A dedicated device like the Kivo LED Light Therapy Cap uses dual-chip LEDs to deliver red and near-infrared light right to the hair roots in an easy 10-minute automated routine. Step-by-Step Instructions for Your Light Routine To get clean, predictable results every time, follow these steps during your regular sessions: Step 1: Clean your skin. Wash off makeup, sunscreen, or heavy lotions before starting. Clean, bare skin lets the light penetrate without reflections. Step 2: Put on eye protection. Put on dark protective goggles (like the eye guards included with Kivo panels) when treating your face or working near your eyes. Step 3: Check your distance. Position yourself 3 to 6 inches (10 to 15 cm) away from the panel or device. Step 4: Select your light mode. Use Blue Light in the morning for acne or surface skin care. Use Red + Near-Infrared Light for general skin glow, joint relief, or muscle recovery. Step 5: Set your timer. Keep face treatments between 3 and 5 minutes. Keep muscle or joint treatments between 10 and 15 minutes. Step 6: Finish with your standard skin routine. Apply your usual moisturizer or serum after your session is finished. Quick Reference Cheatsheet Light Color / Type Target Wavelengths Recommended Time Target Area Best Time of Day Blue Light 480nm 3 - 5 minutes Facial skin, spots, breakouts Morning to 2:00 PM Red Light 630nm, 660nm 5 - 10 minutes Face, chest, skin tone Morning or afternoon (before 6:00 PM) Near-Infrared (NIR) 810nm, 830nm, 850nm, 940nm 10 - 15 minutes Muscles, joints, deep repair Before 6:00 PM Scalp Care 660nm + 850nm 10 minutes Scalp and hair roots Any time during the day Common Mistakes to Watch Out For Sitting too close or too far: Sitting 2 feet away makes the light too weak to be effective. Pressing up against a high-power panel can make the area uncomfortably warm. Stick to the 3-to-6 inch range. Using blue light at night: Blue light tricks your brain into thinking it is noon. Stick to morning use for blue light so your evening sleep signals stay normal. Overdoing it out of impatience: Doing three 20-minute sessions in one day will not speed up your skin progress. Stick to 3 to 5 regular sessions per week. Skipping eye protection: Light panels are very bright. Always use protective goggles during facial treatments. Simple Summary for Getting Started Keep face treatments between 5 and 10 minutes. Keep body and muscle treatments between 15 and 20 minutes. Stay 3 to 6 inches away from your panel during treatment. Repeat your routine 3 to 5 days a week. Focus on consistency over duration... short regular sessions beat long random ones every time!
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La thérapie par lumière rouge a gagné rapidement en popularité, et à juste titre. Elle favorise la santé cellulaire, accélère la récupération musculaire et maintient une peau fraîche. Cependant, à mesure que la demande augmente, un problème sérieux est apparu en ligne. Le marché est inondé de panneaux à très bas prix qui semblent corrects de l'extérieur mais sont complètement creux, inefficaces, voire nocifs à l'intérieur.
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La luminothérapie rouge pour animaux de compagnie
Si vous avez déjà cherché des moyens d'aider votre animal vieillissant à se déplacer plus confortablement ou à accélérer la guérison d'une petite éraflure, vous avez peut-être entendu parler de la thérapie par lumière rouge. Souvent appelée photobiomodulation, cette approche devient très courante en médecine vétérinaire. C'est un moyen non invasif et sans médicaments pour aider nos amis de la famille à poils et sans poils à se sentir mieux.
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Obtenir le bon dosage de luminothérapie est crucial pour obtenir les résultats que vous recherchez. Notre algorithme exclusif prend en compte les résultats de milliers de clients, les retours d'expérience, ainsi que les résultats de nombreuses études scientifiques. Nous avons conçu un calculateur de dosage de thérapie par lumière rouge qui tient compte de l'irradiance d'un appareil, de la distance à laquelle vous souhaitez l'utiliser, si vous modifiez la luminosité / les modes d'impulsion / le type de traitement, et prend tout cela en considération pour calculer le dosage correct dont vous avez besoin. Calculateur de dosage de lumière rouge
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