Go 2.0 — Portable Handheld with Charging Dock
Pocketable red + near-infrared device for targeted recovery on the road, with a desk charging dock.
~£878
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Red Light
Red and near-infrared light for tissue, muscle and joint recovery.
Red and near-infrared light (roughly 630–850nm) penetrate tissue and are the most-studied wavelengths for recovery — from muscle soreness to joint and tendon repair. The science is promising and the market is noisy. Here is how to read the specs that actually matter.
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