New Red Light Therapy for Feet Neuropathy – 320 Dual-Wavelength LEDs, Infrared Therapy for Foot & Ankle, Adjustable Timer & Power, Relief for Plantar Fasciitis & Neuropathy Pain

I've been using this well designed red light boot religiously every day for the last 1.5 years for the foot neuropathy after a severe sciatica. It does help to ease the pain and discomfort with regular use. It's a very easy to use appliance, comfortable for the feet, and made of a high quality materials. The instruction is also well written and easy to follow. It's compact and easy to store as well. I clean it with Swiffer dry sheets as needed. I would highly recommend this product. As a happy customer, I plan to check out their store again for other red light products.

It actually WORKS! I've noticed a difference in as little as 4-5 days. Now that its been a couple weeks I'm starting to feel almost back to normal. Definitely worth it!

This product is awesome and does everything it mentions it will. My achy feet absolutely this device (and red light therapy in general). I do in fact recommend people give this item a shot!!!! However, I do have a couple complaints… Firstly, everyone that says the chord is too short in these reviews, this is totally true… I have to plug in “2 extension chords” to my wall outlet just so there’s enough length for me to sit/lay on the couch. I find that quite insane for a foot device that needs plugged in, and clearly is intended for someone to sit down while using it. Entirely too short of a chord for the purpose it serves… Second complaint would be that the lights aren’t replaceable. I didn’t do the 2 year warranty listed here on Amazon (shame on me). The normal return policy was a measly 30 days only in general. With that being said, I got this item mid October, and in early December I had about 15-20% of the lights burnt out throughout my entire footmuff. Having a way to buy/replace dead lights would be great… Overall the missing lights aren’t showing lack of effects to this point at least… The couple negatives certainly suck, but I appreciate you guys helping my feet feel better!!!! Recommend give this a shot still, all negatives aside.

On July 3 I had surgery for a completely torn achilles tendon. After weeks in casts and then a boot, I am finally able to start real PT on my leg. I'm doing range of motioni PT 2x a week and hyperbaric chamber 3x a week. Both places suggested that the thing to do every day to really assist in all the rest was red light therapy. This was from places that don't even have red light equipment. Given their suggestions I started to do research into the process. Thrilled that I found this particular unit. It seems very well build. It has multiple settings. Originally I did it 10 minutes at a low setting to work on healing. Now I'm using it on the top settings to really get deep into the tendon area. I'm going to try everything possible and leave anything on the table in this effort to get back to normal. If you want to do red light therapy at home, this is an excellent piece of equipment.

Great for feet. Gives great relief to my spouse who has RA, neuropathy and heel spurs. Sometimes even uses for his hands.

Too flimsy. It collapses and touches your feet.

Lots of space for both feet. Easy to use and seems to be helping my feet. Three settings. Not sure what they do, but as stated seems to be working.

Pleased with product. It is awesome at warming your feet on a cold winter night. I found that running on P5 was a little too high as the tops of my feet felt like they were sunburned afterwards. But P3-P4 works great. I also figured out that in order to get the near infrared setting, you have to press the power button multiple times to cycle through regular, then 2 levels of near infrared & off. I was just pressing once to turn on and then I’d set my P-Level, & timer then when it kicked off I just unplug it. So I did not realize I was not getting the setting I wanted. My goal is to prevent my neuropathy from getting worse, but my experience with other red light therapy makes me hopeful that it can reverse some of the damage over time. The shape of it is so convenient to place both my feet in at the same time. I just relax in my recliner and let it do its thing. Now that I figured out how to activate the near infrared setting, I am anxious to see if my nerve damage improves. I know nerve damage didn’t happen overnight, so I’m expecting it to take some time. But in the meantime, it warms my feet nicely.