Red Light Therapy Pad, 70 LEDs Adjustable 22.1"x7.1" Light Wrap,Corded | 3 Light Modes, 6 Timers & 5 Intensity Levels for Waist Back Knee Abdomen Legs, Universal Fit for Men Women

70 Dual-Wavelength LEDs: Equipped with 70 built-in 660nm red & 850nm near-infrared LED beads, this red light therapy for body device combines dual-band light to provide gentle surface warmth and soothing comfort. The wearable wrap evenly covers the waist, abdomen, back, knees, and legs for full-area comfort. Customizable Light Settings: This infrared light therapy wrap features 3 light modes, including steady dual light, 10Hz pulse, and 40Hz pulse. Adjust between 5 brightness levels and 6 auto shut-off timers (5/10/15/20/25/30 minutes) to personalize your daily relaxation routine. Flexible Universal Fit:Designed with soft, flexible fabric that comfortably follows your body curves. The adjustable strap fits various body sizes, and the included 30.3-inch extension strap expands the fit up to 50 inches in waist circumference. Easily wrap around your waist, abdomen, back, shoulders, knees, or thighs for versatile use. Whole Family Friendly: Designed for daily wellness routines, this wearable light wrap is perfect for office workers, fitness lovers, and people who sit for extended periods or frequently use electronics. Its easy-to-clean TPU lining simplifies regular upkeep. Portable Red Light Therapy Pad: Lightweight and foldable for easy storage and travel. With dual power options, connect the adapter for indoor use or a power bank for outdoor sessions. The built-in auto power-off timer provides convenient timed sessions, while the smooth washable fabric makes daily cleaning simple. Thoughtful Wellness Gift: Delivering a comfortable home wellness experience, this wearable light wrap serves as a thoughtful practical gift for family and friends on birthdays, holidays and other special moments. Natural Mild Warmth Note: This red light therapy wrap reaches a maximum temperature of 113°F. It is not an electric heating pad; the comfortable warmth comes from red and near-infrared light energy without additional heating components.