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How to read a photobiomodulation study
Questions before turning a scientific result into a commercial claim.
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Red light.
Clear information.
ARES uses 633, 660 and 850 nm LEDs. Choosing professional equipment involves more than comparing a wavelength.
633 and 660 nm: red light
These are the visible wavelengths declared for all four ARES models. Each model has its own LED distribution and geometry.
850 nm: near infrared
This wavelength is part of the declared spectrum. It is not ultraviolet radiation and does not, by itself, establish a clinical indication.
Electrical power and irradiance
Electrical kW describe power consumption. Irradiance is expressed in mW/cm² and requires measurement conditions: distance, area and uniformity. Request the model documentation to interpret declared values.
Planning the installation
Confirm dimensions, opening clearances, access, ventilation and power with the manufacturer. Do not use a generic session or dose as a device protocol.
Research and professional use
General PBM research does not demonstrate outcomes for a particular device. This presentation prescribes no treatment and guarantees no clinical or financial results.
Request the applicable instructions and conformity documentation before deciding on professional use.
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