Red Light Therapy Panels & Devices

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Hooga's red light therapy panels deliver clinical-grade 660nm red and 850nm near-infrared wavelengths in a single home-use device. Whether you're shopping for your first red light panel or upgrading from an older unit, our HG, PRO, and ULTRA series cover everything from targeted face and joint use to full-body coverage — all with zero EMF at treatment distance, flicker-free operation, and a 3-year warranty. Below you'll find every Hooga red light therapy panel side-by-side, plus a buyer's guide on how to compare the specs that actually matter — irradiance, wavelength, panel size, and EMF/flicker. Red light therapy panels are the most effective way to deliver therapeutic wavelengths of red and near-infrared light at home. Unlike handheld wands or masks that cover small areas, a panel delivers consistent, high-irradiance light across a meaningful treatment zone — making it practical for targeted therapy, half-body sessions, or full-body coverage depending on the size you choose. Hooga red light therapy panels are engineered around the two most-researched wavelengths in photobiomodulation — 660nm (red) and 850nm (near-infrared) — with our ULTRA series adding 630nm and 810nm for broader spectral coverage. How to Choose a Red Light Therapy Panel The red light therapy panel market has grown rapidly, and specs can be confusing. Here's what actually matters when comparing panels: Wavelengths The combination of 660nm and 850nm is the most established pairing in published research. 660nm is a visible red wavelength associated with surface-level tissue response, while 850nm is a near-infrared wavelength that may penetrate deeper into muscle and joint tissue. Some panels add wavelengths like 630nm, 810nm, or 940nm — these are backed by emerging research and can broaden the therapeutic window, but the 660/850nm foundation is where the strongest evidence base exists. Irradiance (Power Density) This is the single most important spec — and the one most often obscured. Irradiance, m

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