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How to choose a full body red light therapy setup

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Full body is mainly a coverage decision. Large panels and multi panel arrays reduce repositioning, but they also increase cost, weight, mounting complexity, and the amount of room the setup needs.

Define full body for your routine

Some people mean front or back torso coverage in one position. Others want an array tall and wide enough to cover most of the body at once. Compare actual treatment area and recommended distance before relying on a full body label.

Measure the space

Account for panel height, width, stand footprint, clearance, and treatment distance. A horizontal setup needs a different room layout than a wall or door system.

Compare output at working distance

Large size does not replace output information. Look for irradiance at a stated distance and enough detail to understand how the measurement was made.

Include mounting in the budget

A large array may need a wall system, mobile rack, or motorized stand. Compare the complete setup cost rather than the panel price alone.

Joovv options

Joovv currently describes Max, Quad, and Elite Generation 3.0 configurations as full coverage systems. They are assembled from Mini and Solo modules and support selected wall or mobile mounting systems.

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