Vielight?

[kaypeeoh]

I ordered a book on red light therapy written by Ari Whitten. Quiet Mind Foundationie light is mentioned on page 212.

"If the goal is to treat the brain the Vielight is the best option..."

[Bolt_Upright]

Thanks for sharing. My these are expensive: vielight.com/devices/

I had to go with the $40 option: Red Light Therapy Device | Power Cord & Base Included | 24W | Red and Near IR

ebay.com/itm/283586857898

I point it at the back of my head for 10 minutes while I ride my recumbent bike.

Last night I pointed it at my stomach for a while also.

[LAJ12345]

We went with the coronet because it is so much cheaper and local. I don’t think that is mentioned in Ari’s book. It is supposed to penetrate the skin so should work the same way although vie light is up the nose and I wasn’t sure if hubby would use that or refuse it.

[Zella23]

My husband uses the red light hat from Tasmania - will be coming up to a year soon of using! When it stops working might upgrade to the coronet!

[Smokeypurple]

Vielight are recruiting for an AZ trial where the device is used at home for a certain time. If anyone was local to them and knew someone with Alzheimers it might be an opportunity to give the helmet a go when they aren't using it!Ditto their Covid trials.

And I seem to remember that Vielight offer an option to send back for 80% refund within 6 months if not happy anyway.

I am still using my home made device but it needs regular tweaking so as Zella said - if it falls apart I may upgrade to the coronet from reading HU posts.

[Zella23 in reply to Smokeypurple]

I ve got my eye on the therapad as well to help with pain relief for myself!

[Turnipbarrow]

A trial in arizona? Do you have any info on this? Thanks

[Sydney75]

I bought the coronet from Australia, it only worked 2 times but I was able to return it and I am waiting for replacement. Initially I went to Fed Ex to return it to Aus. $300 shipping, then I went to US post office, less than $100 and it is insured.