LED Light Therapy- heelspurs
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Sat Apr 05, 2008 1:15 pm

Does anyone know about this site? heelspurs
I found they sell really affordable LED therapy device. I called them this afternoon to ask them the difference between their product and BABY QUASAR and Tanda.
He said it's same function, and their product can use for face too and it's safe.
He said the only difference between his product with those brand products is just those brand LED device sell way too expensive. and explain to me that the price of LED bulb were very cheap and so on. They just don't have fancy design.
I'm kind of agree with him that the brand name and the design of LED device make the product become very pricey...

I really want to buy a Light Therapy mechine...however I can't afford to buy BabyQ...
is there any expert can help me to take a look this site and give me some suggestion?

Thank You

Eileen

free skin care · Sat Apr 05, 2008 9:43 pm

I think nobody will be surprised if I said I have 2 of their LEDs, one is continuous wave and one is paused. I used them for my body pain, ie neck, wrist, lower back. My husband said I'm ET's relative while he saw the LED light coming out from my blanket. It really helped my wrist pain from doing yoga push ups and finger stand.

I think the one you talked to at Heelspurs was Bob. I asked him about using LED on face and he said "You can try it..." From the way he said it I don't think he believes LED will help wrinkles or sagging. I think I posted a link somewhere here regards LED therapy to their site.

Yes, LED bulbs are very cheap. I got some samples from a company who sells LED to companies make LED device for animals. My R & D department made me a Quasar SP look alike device I can adjust the wave from continuous to different pause interval but we have no ability to measure the jouls. My co-worker always joke with me that I should take a nap in our show room and turn on all LED lights. I work for a auto accessory importer sells head lights, brake lights..... for cars.

Sun Apr 06, 2008 11:06 am

MACrisis,

thanks for your information.Yah, you are right, his site has some report about what LED can do, and he clearly state that LED devices will probably not do much for wrinkles, spots, and scars. ...haha...

free skin care · Mon Apr 07, 2008 7:10 pm

Hi EIleen - I have been using the antiagaing lightstim and am very pleased with it. It
has red, infrared, and amber lights (72 I think) Have been using for 6 weeks now about 6 nights a week for 30-40 minutes. It has really plumped up my face which diminishes the wrinkles. Also had some light sun spots which are almost gone. The nasolabial lines are
greatly dimished as well. Previouis to that I
was using a red only LEd from China for about 3 years. That helped my face somewhat but I can really see a big difference with the antiaging lightstim. You might want to put lightstim in the search and see what threads pop up. Kassie has been raving about lightstim as well. Good luck! DiPhx

free skin care · Mon Apr 07, 2008 8:19 pm

How has the heelspurs light been working for your face and does it really help with pain?

I apologize if you have already given an answer.

Thank you

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