Red Light Therapy

Red Light Therapy and Neuropathic Pain

BioLight Inc.

Nerve injury and neuropathic pain can feel sharp, burning, or electric in ways that typical pain relievers do not fully touch. This guide explores how red light therapy neuropathic pain research is evolving, how photobiomodulation may support nerve...

Red Light Therapy for Chronic Neck Strain

BioLight Inc.

Phones, laptops, and tablets make life easier, but they also set many of us up for chronic neck strain. This guide explains how red light therapy neck strain routines may support comfort from device and screen use, and...

Red Light Therapy After Surgery

Don Bailey

Many people hear about red light therapy and wonder when it is safe to use after joint or soft tissue surgery. This guide explains how red light therapy after surgery may support recovery, how healing timelines work, and...

Red Light Therapy for Tennis Elbow

BioLight Inc.

Elbow pain from tennis elbow or golfer’s elbow can make simple tasks like lifting a mug or typing feel surprisingly hard. This guide explains how red light therapy tennis elbow routines may support pain, grip strength, and tissue...

Red Light Therapy for Hip Pain and Mobility

BioLight Inc.

Hip pain can quietly limit how far you walk, how long you stand, and how confident you feel moving. This guide explains how red light therapy hip pain routines with full body panels may support joint comfort and...

Red Light Therapy for Carpal Tunnel Support

BioLight Inc.

Carpal tunnel symptoms can turn simple tasks into a daily challenge. This guide explores how red light therapy carpal tunnel routines may support wrist pain, numbness, and grip strength, what early research suggests, and how Biolight devices could...

Red Light Therapy for Fibromyalgia Support

BioLight Inc.

Living with fibromyalgia often means navigating pain, fatigue, and poor sleep at the same time. This guide explores how red light therapy fibromyalgia support routines may help with widespread pain and daily function, what the research actually suggests,...