The 8 Best Cold Laser Therapy Devices
This wiki has been updated 7 times since it was first published in January of 2019. While the science behind it is far from decided, many people have utilized cold laser treatment to get relief from back and neck pain, pulled muscles, sciatica, and more. These devices can help you get all the benefits of this new form of therapy right from home, and they can even be used on your pets. Just be wary of any machine that promises to melt fat or take years off your age. When users buy our independently chosen editorial recommendations, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki. If you'd like to contribute your own research to the Wiki, please get started by reviewing this introductory video.
1. Lumina Group Tendlite
2. HD-Max Hand-Held
3. Mademax Red Light
Editor's Notes
February 13, 2019:
As is often the case with nascent technology, many of the options on the market today are still finding their sea legs. As such, there's a considerable gulf between the Lumina Group Tendlite and the other options on this list. The closest competition it has is likely the Terraquant TQ Solo, but since that is far out of the price range for most users, we couldn't justify ranking it higher than #5 at this time. We fully expect that, as the technology becomes more widespread, more competitors will enter the market, resulting in many more options that are both high-quality and affordable.
4. Proaller Low Level
5. Terraquant TQ Solo
6. LaserTRX Infrared
7. AUSPA Massager
8. Renewal Technologies Touch One
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