Four colors of light and a rhythm you can choose, in one bed.
A plain-language look at the light, the frequency and the bed itself.
Four colors of light, running together.
Each color is its own wavelength of light. In most beds you get one or two. Here all four run at the same time, for the whole session.
Each color travels a different distance.
Light with a longer wavelength travels further into skin before it fades. Blue and green stay near the surface, red goes deeper, and near-infrared goes deepest. That's why having all four in one session matters to us.
Source: Ash C, Dubec M, Donne K, Bashford T. Lasers Med Sci. 2017;32(8):1909-1918. {Confirm: citation checked before launch}
The light can stay steady or pulse.
Think about it like tuning an instrument. The same strings can play many different notes. The bed's light works the same way: it can shine steadily, or pulse at a rhythm anywhere from once a second to ten thousand times a second.
Before you lie down, we choose a setting with you. [Confirm: how settings are chosen, and the names of the bed's presets]
A wellness session, not medical care. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
How this compares to a typical red light bed.
| Feature | Typical red light panel or bed | The beds at Starlight Haven |
|---|---|---|
| Colors | Red and near-infrared | Blue, green, red and near-infrared |
| At the same time | Usually one or two | All four |
| Light pattern | Usually steady | Steady or pulsed, 1 to 10,000 Hz |
| Coverage | Often front or back | All the way around you (360 degrees) |
| LEDs | Varies | About 18,000 across 130 panels |
A full-body bed, designed in Utah.
We have two of them. Each bed has about 18,000 LEDs on 130 panels that surround you, so the light reaches you from every side, in four wavelengths: 450 nm blue, 525 nm green, 660 nm red and 850 nm near-infrared. Built-in sound plays music during your session. {Confirm: built-in sound}
[VIDEO: the bed lighting up, 15 seconds, frequency at 0]
What you can expect from us.
Researchers around the world are studying light and frequency, and we follow that work with real interest. What we offer is simple: 15 minutes in a bed that runs all four colors at once.
We won't promise what a session will do for your health. If you have a health condition, talk with your doctor. Then come see the bed and decide for yourself.
Check with your doctor first if any of these apply to you.
- You're pregnant.
- You're sensitive to light.
- You take medication that makes you more sensitive to light.
- You have a health condition and aren't sure.
[Confirm: full list against the bed's user manual]
Eye protection is provided. {Confirm: eye protection} The bed uses no UV light. {Confirm: spec sheet}
Research sources
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