Use code ALEX for the panels listed below:

✅ The Infraredi Flex Max 2022 or the Flex Mini use the following link: [ Ссылка ] - other Infraredi panels can also be bought through that link
✅ For a Mito Red panel such as the MitoPRO 1500 or the MitoADAPT 300 use this link: [ Ссылка ]- use code ALEX5
✅ You can buy a PlatinumLED BioMax 300 or 900 or accessories here - the link provides the discount: [ Ссылка ]
✅ If you want a Hooga panel use code ALEX or FERGUS and the following link: [ Ссылка ]

Before digging into this topic, if you're not familiar with my work, then check out some of my best red light therapy resources such as:

✅ My epic Facebook group on red light therapy and more: [ Ссылка ]
✅ Full playlist of my 2022 body panel red light therapy comparison series with all episodes: [ Ссылка ] - if you're short on time then check out the summary episode towards the end of the playlist
✅ My excel sheet for comparing different panels to their competition: [ Ссылка ]
✅ For my red light therapy buyer's guide blog, follow this link: [ Ссылка ]
✅ My red light testing methodology for reviews video: [ Ссылка ]
✅ How I use red light therapy: [ Ссылка ]
✅ My playlist with many body panel and tabletop red light therapy panel review: [ Ссылка ]

So here's what you need to know about tabletop red light therapy panels versus body panels:

✅ Many people ask me about the difference between tabletop red light therapy panels and body panels. Obviously, the latter is bigger and the former more economical. So, the body panels have more LEDs and therefore expose a bigger part of your body at the same time to the therapeutic red light
✅ The tabletop red light therapy devices generally come with a stand that you can either buy or that come with the product automatically. You can use the tabletop red light therapy devices as a body panel though, if you have more of them
✅ The amount of choice available for people, however, is a bit overwhelming sometimes as there are hundreds of red light therapy companies now, all with several products. I'll do as many reviews and comparisons but I can't review them all
✅ I've found out that most people want tabletop panels, not body panels. I've reviewed the latter more in the past because I assumed people would buy the big units as I did. I was wrong there and many people seem to have a preference for tabletop red light therapy panels
✅ The tabletops are perfect for spot treatment. So if you just want to treat the skin on your face or prevent hair loss, then a tabletop unit is great. For bigger areas, the body panels are far better - with a tabletop red light therapy panel it takes lots of time to treat your entire body
✅ Over time though, you might want to treat the whole body and in that case the body panels are better
✅ Body panels are heavier because they contain lots of LEDs. The body panels I use in the video weigh between 15 and 30 pounds, so ~7-15 kilograms. Tabletop red light therapy units weigh about 6 to 11 pounds or ~3 to 5 kilograms. These numbers are very important if you plan on travelling with a panel
✅ Then there's a huge price difference between these panels. The tabletop panels cost $250 to $600 USD. Body panels cost around $1,000 USD on average but prices go as high as $2,000 USD. More pricey panels aren't necessarily better though
✅ Also, generally, the power output of body panels is a lot higher, not only the total Wattage but also the peak power (irradiance). The peak power is often around 20-30% higher on the body panels. And the total Wattage is often 5-6 times as high. And, you're paying 2-3 times the price for the body panels but lots of additional power
✅ The value, for that reason, is much better for the body panels than the tabletop red light therapy panels. The USD per Watt is often 3 times as low for the body panels
✅ Overall, bigger panels often also come with more bells and whistles
✅ One area where smaller tabletop red light therapy panels have an advantage is sound
✅ Next up, the body panels generally have better modular capability. Smaller panels with modular capability have an advantage because you can buy body panels later and tie them all together
✅ Lastly, some tabletop red light therapy devices come with a stand but sometimes you have to pay for it, such as with the BioMax 300 which costs $100 USD
✅ For most people though, if you have the money, the body panels are the best option

00:00 Panels Introduction
01:28 Why Different Panels
03:19 Choosing A Size
05:02 Weight Considerations
05:56 Price Considerations
07:00 Power Output Considerations
08:30 Value Calculations Considerations
09:49 Other Considerations
11:48 Modular Capability Considerations
13:45 Tabletop Stands
15:41 Finishing Thoughts

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