TUOB 660nm LED Red Light Therapy and 880nm Near Infrared Light Therapy Devices Slipper for Foot Nerve/Physical Pain…

Treatment:
-muscle pain relief
-relieve nerve pain and rheumatoid pain
-eliminate muscle soreness after exercise
-relieve muscle stiffness
-curing sprain & eliminating swell
-improve blood circulation
-eliminate tingling
-eliminate inflammation

Specification:
1. Combination of 132 medical-grade infrared & red light.
2. Inner length (29.5cm) fits US size 11 (Euro 45) (UK10).
3. AC100-240V

Instructions:
Put your foot in. Plug into a electrical outlet. Press on/off switch to activate device. You can only see the red LED’s; the others are infrared light which can’t be seen with the human eyes.

Notes:
1. Keep your feet cool and dry when using it.
2. Don’t press on the light.
3. Keep it away from water and fire.
4. Use it 1-2 times a day, each time 20minutes.

Attention:
People with heart disease or heart pacemaker, expectant mother, skin-ulcers and allergic people can not use.

ONE YEAR FULL WARRANTY on the whole product. LIFETIME FREE REPLACEMENT on charger, controller and connectors!
LARGER SIZE. [12.5 inch x 5.3 inch x 2.3 inch] large size design for most people’s feet. Ensure the whole foot is covered, promote blood circulation, relieve muscle fatigue, reduce the pain after exercise.
RED & INFREARED LED LIGHT.There are red & infrared therapy lights on both sides. A total of 66pcs 660nm red lights and 66pcs 880nm infrared lights, making therapy more effective.
FST DELIVERY! Only 3-7 days can receive the product. For a small amount of money, a health aide can be brought home in a week. Painless, safe, drug-free and natural physical pain relief solution without negative side effects.
USER-FRIENDLY. Auto shut-off timer（20 minutes). Avoid forgetting to turn it off while sleeping. 15 Ft power cord is long enough at the range of your activities.
EFFICIENT. Protable infrared and red light combination therapy. Efficient treatment of foot pain, suitable for the treatment of sports trauma, foot physical injury, foot nerve trauma.