Comfytemp Red Light Therapy Device, Red & Blue & Yellow & Infrared Light Therapy for Face with Stand, 7.44" x 9.45", 4 Modes & 10 Minutes Timer, Infrared Red Light Therapy for Face

Product by itself is well made, however there is one issue. Modes Clean Acne and Brightening are switched. Acne light should be blue and Brightening light should be yellow.

This device looks very premium, and comes very well-made. The buttons are clearly labelled and easy to understand. The accompanying user manual is succinctly written, simple to understand, but also detailed at the same time. I find this very easy to use as you simply plug it in, select the mode you are interested in, and that’s it. I like that this comes with the eye-protecting goggles so from the moment you receive the product, you’re all set to use it. I can’t speak to its therapeutic effects on my skin yet as I have not used it for long enough of a period to honestly determine if it’s effective.

It’s a perfect size for my face/neck and it works really well. My favorites are the red and yellow amber lights for my particular skin issues and my skin is already looking better after just a few uses.

The acne mode should be blue not yellow and the brightening should be yellow not blue. Modes are switched. Will be contacting company.

At first, I was a little leery of using this “Comfytemp Red Light Therapy Device” on my face. However, red light therapy is an approved therapy and doctors use it. I have been using a red light device on my knee and back when we travel and it works to help alleviate pain. I don’t know why I was ok with using red light therapy on my back and knee, but not on my face… After doing some research, I finally decided to get my Comfytemp device out of its box. I was pleasantly surprised by how well-made it is—this is a solid device and comes with eye goggles to protect your eyes… It is difficult to say if I notice any improvements of my facial skin after using this device now that I am back out in the sun on a regular basis. However, after seeing red light hair regrowth caps, I decided to try this red light device on my scalp (using the goggles), which has some signs of thinning hair in the front. I am happy to report that I am seeing some regrowth and will continue using this red light therapy.

I am fairly new to light therapy and was excited to give this a try. So far, I am really impressed with the results. I found the different settings easy to use and the device itself seems well made. Would recommend!

I need a few months to assess the product’s effectiveness, so I won’t give a definitive comment right now. However, I find the device to be well-constructed. The LED lights emit a bright glow. As a precaution, I do wear the included protective eye goggles while using it. The buttons for Repair, Clear Acne, Brightening, and Rejuvenation are well labeled. The light automatically turns off after 10 minutes. An easy to understand user manual is included in the box. Most importantly, it remains comfortable during use and doesn’t overheat.

This red light is very easy to use. It needs to be plugged in and isn’t cordless or chargeable. There are 4 settings: Repair, Clear Acne, Brightening, and Rejuvenation. All the lights are very, very bright. It comes with little tiny goggles that block out everything. Makes it hard to find the button to turn it on or off. The unit has a 10 min auto shut off.The goggles are small and not comfortable. They are hard plastic that fit right around the eyeballs, and they’re kept on by a thin elastic cord. They do have a simple, clear, plastic case that you can keep the goggles in.The light is a good size at 9.5” tall and 7.5” at its widest. It stands up with a prop stand in the back that you aim at yourself. The unit looks very good quality.As for the red light treatment aspect, I have read that it’s very good to repair and rejuvenate skin. I haven’t noticed anything after a month of usage, but sometimes, things can change with my skin, and I do not detect the changes within a month either. I acquired the wrinkles I have over years. I don’t know if I’d notice less wrinkles in a month. If I trust the science, then hopefully, something good is happening at the cellular level that I just cannot see.