Red light therapy, at home

Red light only works where it lands.

So we built one for every part of you. Your nose. Your scalp. Your sore back. Your whole body. Drug-free, at home, 10 to 20 minutes a session.

  • Free US shipping
  • Up to 180 days to try it
  • 4.9★ TotalWrap · 4.8★ FullCrown

How red light works

Your cells soak up red light like fuel.

Researchers have studied it for decades under a mouthful of a name: photobiomodulation. Here's the short version.

  1. 01

    The light lands

    Red light, plus near-infrared on our body devices, passes gently through the skin. No UV. No burn. No downtime.

  2. 02

    Your cells soak it up

    The tiny energy factories inside your cells, the mitochondria, absorb that light and use it to make more energy.

  3. 03

    Tissue gets to work

    With more energy on hand, cells can calm irritation, ease soreness and recover, on their own. Nothing forced. Nothing masked.

The catch nobody mentions

Light only helps the cells it reaches. A panel across the room mostly lights up your skin. So every Relightfull goes on you, right where it's needed: soft tips just inside the nose, a cap over the scalp, a mat under your back, a wrap all the way around.

Side view: OpenAir sits small and light under the nose Just launched

New · OpenAir

Unblock your nose in 10 minutes.

That blocked nose usually isn't mucus. It's swelling: soft tissue inside your nose puffing up and sealing it shut. Spray squeezes it down for a few hours, then it swells back worse. So you spray again.

OpenAir works the other way. Two soft tips sit just inside your nostrils and shine swelling-shrinking red light straight up into your nose. Your cells soak it up and the swollen tissue calms down on its own. No drugs. Nothing to rebound from.

In a double-blind, placebo-controlled study, 72% of people using red light inside the nose reported their symptoms improved, vs 24% on placebo.

Launch offer: up to 3 free gifts with the first 100 orders.

Shop OpenAir from $39.99

180 days to try it. Not for you? Keep it, and we refund you.

For your body

Sore, stiff, worn down? Lie down and let it land.

Relaxing on the mat on the couch in the evening

SoothePad · Full-Body Mat

A heating pad warms one spot. This reaches all of them.

Heat sits on the surface and fades the second you get up. SoothePad puts 1,280 LEDs of red and near-infrared light under you, from your neck to your calves, so every sore spot gets it in the same 20 minutes.

  • Launch gift: a free SpotWrap for your worst spot
  • 90 nights to try it, even opened
  • Get two with the Couples bundle
Shop SoothePad from $599.00
Resting in bed inside the TotalWrap

TotalWrap

Light only reaches the side it faces. So we wrapped it around you.

A panel hits your front. A mat hits your back. The TotalWrap closes around you, so both sides get red and near-infrared light at once. It's light, not heat: no sweating, no sauna.

  • 3,252 LEDs across both halves
  • 90 nights to try it, even opened
  • 4.9 from 127 reviews
Shop the TotalWrap $1,197.00

Find your fit

Where do you need it?

Our pick for you

OpenAir

If one side seals shut the second you lie down and the spray bottle lives on your nightstand, start here. 10 minutes before bed, hands-free, nothing to rebound from. The first 100 orders get up to 3 free gifts.

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Try it at home. Properly.

  • 180 daysOn OpenAir and FullCrown, because results take time
  • 90 nightsOn SoothePad and the TotalWrap, even opened and used
  • FreeUS shipping on every order
  • A personNot a bot. We reply within 24 hours

From our customers

In their words.

★★★★★
"The ritual is everything. I look forward to my 20 minutes every night. Zip in, close my eyes, wake up 20 minutes later feeling genuinely better…"
Claire B. TotalWrap
★★★★★
"I was skeptical about spending $300 but after trying finasteride and dealing with the side effects I needed something else. 5 months in and I can see baby hairs growing along my temples…"
Sarah C. FullCrown
★★★★★
"Had a red light panel for 2 years and never felt this. The difference is treating your whole body at once. This is what full-body actually means."
Jennifer K. TotalWrap
★★★★★
"Dude this thing actually works. I'm 8 months in and my hair looks fuller than it has in years. I use it every morning while I'm making breakfast…"
Brandon M. FullCrown

Reviews are from verified buyers, quoted from each product's reviews, and reflect their own experience.

Questions

Straight answers.

Does red light actually do anything?

Red and near-infrared light have been studied for decades under the name photobiomodulation. The idea is simple: your cells' mitochondria absorb the light and use it to make more energy, which helps tissue calm down and recover. Results vary from person to person, which is why every Relightfull comes with a long trial at home.

Does it get hot or hurt?

No. It's light, not a heat lamp. No UV, no burning, no sweating. Some people feel a gentle warmth, many feel nothing at all.

How long is a session?

OpenAir runs 10 minutes. SoothePad, TotalWrap and FullCrown run 20. Most people fit it in on the couch, in bed or over breakfast.

Which one should I start with?

Start with where you feel it most. Blocked nose at night: OpenAir. Sore back, hips and knees: SoothePad. Front and back at once: the TotalWrap. Thinning hair: FullCrown. One stubborn spot: the SpotWrap. Not sure? Use the picker, or message us and a real person will help.

What if it's not for me?

You get a long trial on everything: 180 days on OpenAir and FullCrown, 90 nights on SoothePad and the TotalWrap. The exact terms are on each product page.

How fast does it ship?

Shipping is free in the US on every order. Each product page shows its current delivery window before you check out.

Put the light where it counts.

Pick the spot. Use it for 10 to 20 minutes. Take months to decide if it's for you.

Relightfull products are wellness devices. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Results vary. Talk to your doctor before use if you are pregnant, have a medical condition or take photosensitizing medication. Study referenced: Neuman & Finkelstein, Ann Allergy Asthma Immunol, 1997 (rhinophototherapy, 72% vs 24% placebo).