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Somatic Glow Pro-Series PS300

Compact red light panel | Focused sessions at home

$1,999

The Somatic Glow PS300 offers the full-body step up in the range, built for daily recovery routines. Its 300 LEDs flood a wide 910 x 298mm panel with the same five-wavelength red and near-infrared blend as the PS180, scaled up for full-body coverage in a single session. Flicker-free, with four fans for sustained output, it’s a premium, high-capacity panel designed for serious daily use, with a free wheeled stand and eye protection included.

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Red Light Therapy

Somantic Glow Pro-Series

Freedom Wellness Co.

  • Dual-wavelength red and near-infrared light technology
  • 40 dual-chip LEDs for targeted light delivery
  • Compact tabletop design
  • Adjustable stand for flexible positioning
  • Suitable for targeted sessions on different areas of the body
  • Protective eyewear included
  • 50,000 hour rated LED lifespan
  • 1-year warranty
  • 190 x 245 x 60mm
Net weight - 2 kg

4 key features of The Somantic Glow Pro-Series Red Light Therapy Panels

Red Light therapy

Frequently asked questions

  • What is red light therapy?

    Red light therapy works by directing continuous red light onto the skin of skin at wavelengths typically between 630–700 nanometers. At Freedom Wellness Co., our red light face masks use 660nm and 850nm wavelengths.

    Benefits include stimulating collagen production, boosting blood circulation to tissue, and reducing inflammation in cells. It's commonly used to help with wound healing, reducing wrinkles and age spots, improving skin texture, and addressing conditions like psoriasis, rosacea, and acne.

  • Is infrared light safe for skin?

    Generally yes, with some caveats. Side effects may include temporary skin redness, but unlike ultraviolet light, which can cause skin cancer, red light therapy hasn't demonstrated such risks.

    Although it is generally safe when used correctly, infrared light requires following the manufacturer's usage recommendations as excessive exposure could cause tissue damage. People with darker skin tones should be especially cautious, as their skin can be more sensitive.

  • What’s the difference between a red light therapy mask and a red light panel?

    A therapy mask is designed for the face, sitting on the skin for hands-free, targeted sessions. A panel is typically a larger device used to cover more of the body. Our current range features the Solis mask, a convenient option for at-home skincare routines.

  • Can I do red light therapy at home in NZ?

    Yes. Red light therapy at home NZ-wide is simple with a mask like the Solis: it’s lightweight, hands-free, and controlled by a rechargeable remote. Our NZ-based team is available by email, phone, or in our showrooms if you need help getting started.

  • What is red light therapy?

    Red light therapy directs continuous red light onto the skin at wavelengths typically between 630 and 700 nanometres. It’s commonly used to support collagen production, boost blood circulation to tissue, and reduce inflammation in cells, and is often used for skin rejuvenation, improving skin texture, and wound healing.

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$1,999