Compare our red light therapy beds
More LEDs or dual-spectrum LEDs provide more even and intense light coverage, increasing treatment area and effectiveness.
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Wavelengths Different wavelengths have specific benefits like skin improvement and muscle recovery. The right combination determines the therapy’s effectiveness.
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Light intensity (irradiance) determines how much energy your cells receive.
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LED Lifespan The longer the lifespan, the less maintenance or replacement needed – crucial for intensive use.
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Power output Higher power output (watts) usually means more powerful output, shorter sessions, and deeper effects – especially relevant for full-body treatments.
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Treatment Time Shorter treatment times indicate a more efficient device – ideal for professionals or users with a tight schedule.
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Dimensions The size determines the treatment area; a larger device covers more skin in one session, making it more efficient for larger treatments.
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Adjustable pulsing frequency of the light (Hz). Enables targeted stimulation (e.g., for recovery or energy boost).
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Tablet Control Models with tablet control let you manage the bed remotely – ideal for professionals with multiple rooms or self-service use.
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Cooling System A powerful cooling system ensures stable performance under intensive use – prevents overheating and extends lifespan.
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Certifications More and stricter certifications mean higher safety and reliability.
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Partner spotlight
From a premium wellness centre in London to a safari villa in South Africa.
Aspire Clinic, London · PRO Bed
A premium wellness centre with red light alongside ice baths, HBOT and sauna. The PRO Bed is the centrepiece of their recovery offer.
ANIMO Studios, Brussels · CORE Bed
A fitness and wellness club with group classes, a spa and a recovery lounge. The CORE Bed is part of their recovery offer.
Kubili House, South Africa · CORE Bed
A luxury safari villa in the Greater Kruger. The CORE Bed is part of their wellness offer for guests.
Frequently Asked Questions About Red Light Therapy
Find answers to the most frequently asked questions about red light therapy here, including explanations of how it works, benefits and applications.
How much does a red light therapy bed cost?
A full-body bed from Nuvibody ranges from EUR 15,695 (LITE) to EUR 46,295 (PRO). The price depends on the number of LEDs, the irradiance, and the capacity for commercial use. Financing for up to 60 months is available.
What is the difference between a panel and a bed?
A panel illuminates one area at a time; a bed envelops your entire body in one session. A bed saves time and ensures even coverage, making it suitable for daily use and business settings with multiple clients per day. Still unsure? Check out our panels.
How much space and what type of power connection do I need?
Allow 2x3 meters of free space. The LITE works on a standard 230V outlet; for the CORE and PRO, you'll need a special connection. Our product experts will check in advance whether your location is suitable.
Is a red light bed suitable for business use?
Yes. All three beds are suitable for commercial use: the LITE as the entry model, the CORE and PRO for high volume in wellness centres, gyms, physiotherapy practices and beauty salons. On our page for business customers you can read more about capacity, payback period and terms.
How long does a session in a bed last?
A full-body session takes 10 to 20 minutes depending on the model: 10 minutes in the PRO, 15 in the CORE and 20 in the LITE.
What is the difference between LITE, CORE, and PRO?
The LITE is the entry model for studios and practices, and is also suitable for home use. The CORE is built for busy venues running many sessions a day, the PRO for premium clubs and clinics, with the highest irradiance and the shortest sessions. See the comparison table above.
How does delivery and installation work?
We handle everything with white-glove delivery: our team brings the bed to the final room, installs it in approximately 2 hours, and provides a full demo, so you can get started right away.
How long should I use red light therapy?
What if red light therapy doesn't work for me?
Is red light therapy safe for the eyes?
What is the difference between red and near infrared light?
Do you offer a warranty?
Red light therapy beds
A red light therapy bed treats your entire body in one session. While a panel illuminates one zone at a time, a full-body bed envelops you from head to toe. A complete session thus takes 10 to 20 minutes instead of moving from zone to zone. This makes a bed the logical choice for consistent daily use at home, or for commercial use where throughput time per client matters.
How does a red light therapy bed work?
Red (630 - 660 nm) and near-infrared light (810 - 940 nm) are absorbed into the cells by the enzyme cytochrome-c-oxidase in the mitochondria, which can support the production of ATP (cell energy). This is the most researched mechanism of action behind red light therapy. Read how red light therapy works or more about its benefits here.
What are red light therapy beds used for?
Red light therapy is being researched for skin rejuvenation and post-exercise recovery. Clinical studies show effects on the skin, and meta-analyses suggest it can reduce muscle soreness after strenuous training, although the evidence varies by application. We summarise the studies in our knowledge base.
Three models, three goals
The LITE as the entry model for studios and practices (and also suitable for home use), the CORE and PRO for wellness centres, physiotherapy and sports practices, and clinics that serve multiple clients daily. All Nuvibody beds are CE, RoHS, and EMC certified, produced in an ISO-certified facility, with up to 5 years warranty and personal installation and service guidance.
Red light therapy supports general well-being and does not replace medical advice or treatment. Always consult a doctor if in doubt, using medication, or during pregnancy.
Sources:
- Mechanism of action: Hamblin (2018), cytochrome-c-oxidase as primary light absorber, red/NIR increases ATP. Photochem Photobiol. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29164625
- Safety: Glass (2023), systematic review of oncological safety, no link with serious adverse events or malignancies. Aesthetic Surgery Journal. ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10309024
- Skin: randomised study (2022) with 137 women, 660 nm reduced wrinkle volume around the eyes. Photobiomodul Photomed Laser Surg. liebertpub.com/doi/abs/10.1089/photob.2022.0114
- Muscle recovery: systematic review with meta-analysis (19 studies, 672 participants), low certainty that RLT before exercise reduces muscle pain (ScienceDirect S1360859225002591); meta-analysis DOMS with moderate to large effects on muscle pain and strength (mdpi.com/2411-5142/10/3/277).



