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Somatic Glow Pro-Series PS40

Compact red light panel | Focused sessions at home

$499

Bring red light therapy home with the Somatic Glow PS40. This compact tabletop panel combines 660nm red light and 850nm near-infrared light for targeted sessions on your face, shoulders, knees and more.

Featuring 40 dual-chip LEDs, focused 30° lenses and an adjustable stand, the PS40 makes it easy to direct light exactly where you need it.

Compact, convenient and designed for everyday use, it's a simple addition to your recovery and wellness routine, backed by local support from a New Zealand-owned team.

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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

Dual-wavelength (660nm + 850nm)

Dual-wavelength duo-core LEDs - 660nm + 850nm

Each of the 40 LEDs houses two chips in one lens 660nm red light working at the skin’s surface, 850nm near-infrared reaching deeper tissue. You get both wavelengths from every LED at once, so a single short session covers surface and sub-surface tissue without switching settings.

Focused 30° lenses

Every LED sits behind a 30° lens that concentrates the light rather than letting it scatter.

That means stronger, more consistent irradiance at the skin than a wide, diffuse beam, which is useful when you’re targeting one spot, like a shoulder, knee or the face.

Compact tabletop red light panel

At 190 × 254 × 60mm, the PS40 sits on a desk, shelf or its adjustable stand without needing dedicated space.

It’s built for the panel you actually reach for daily, with no fixed mounting and no setup. Just position it and go.

Eye protection included

Every PS40 ships with protective eyewear.

LEDs at this intensity are uncomfortable to look at directly over a session. Every PS40 ships with protective eyewear, so you can use it safely at close range without separately sourcing goggles rated for red and near-infrared light.

 

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Somatic Glow Pro-Series PS40

$499

Red light Panel FAQs

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • Is red light therapy safe for skin?

    Generally yes, with some caveats. Side effects may include temporary skin redness, and unlike ultraviolet light, red light therapy hasn’t been shown to carry a risk of skin cancer.

    It’s important to follow the manufacturer’s usage recommendations, as excessive exposure could cause tissue damage, and people with darker skin tones should take particular care, as their skin can be more sensitive. If you have a skin condition or any concerns, speak with your doctor before starting.

  • 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.