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Superhuman Light R1 red light therapy bed glowing red in a dark studio
Superhuman red light therapy

Twenty minutes of light.A service that sells all day.

Commercial red light therapy beds for spas, med spas and tanning salons. The R1 is on sale now with an open price. We confirm it fits, then deliver, install, train your staff and look after it for its whole working life.

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  • R1 price$29,900
  • Wavelengths630–940 nm
  • Running cost$60–120/mo
Full-body red light

Red and near-infrared. Front and back at once.

A guest lies down, puts on goggles and the canopy closes. For ten to twenty minutes, red and near-infrared light covers the whole body from both sides. No UV, no heat lamps, no downtime. Then the next guest goes in.

  1. Guest lying down in a red light therapy bed as the canopy closes
    01Lie downGoggles on, canopy lowers. The guest can open it any time.
  2. Guest bathed in red light inside a red light therapy bed
    02Ten to twenty minutesFive wavelengths, front and back, set from a preset on the touchscreen.
  3. Guest stepping out of a red light therapy bed after a session
    03Walk outNo UV, no tan lines, no recovery time. Wipe down, next booking.

Want the detail? How it works, what “medical grade” means, and what it costs.

How it worksMedical gradeCost
Home or commercial

Same words. Two different machines.

A $1,400 home bed and a $95,000 commercial pod show up in the same search results. They are not the same product. Here is how to tell which market you are buying in.

Home beds & panels$99–22k

Built for one household: a few sessions a day at most, lighter frames, lower power, home warranties. Panels run $99–1,800; home beds $1,400–22,000.

Red light panels →

Commercial beds$15–150k

Built for back-to-back bookings: high output, commercial cooling and electrics, heavy-duty frames and commercial warranties. Entry $15–30k, premium $60–150k.

Commercial beds →

Bed or panel? Read the full comparison →

The lineup

One bed today.Five on the way.

The R1 commercial bed is available now, with the price on the page. Five more are under wraps: a standing booth, a flagship pod, a home bed and two panels. Waitlist members get the first look.

Full-body bed · commercial

Superhuman Light R1

Full-body red light, built for a full day of bookings.

A clamshell red light therapy bed for commercial use. Five wavelengths from 630 to 940 nm cover the whole body front and back at once, in sessions of 10 to 20 minutes. No bulbs to replace, no UV and a running cost of a few cents per session.

Format
Full-body bed
Wavelengths
5 · 630–940 nm
Session
10–20 min
Power
240 V · 40 A
Price$29,900or ≈ $620/mo · install & training included
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Coming soon

Waitlist members see them first.
  • Upcoming Superhuman standing red light booth under a black coverComing soon
    Codename R2

    Stand in. Light from every side.

    A vertical full-body booth for floors where every square metre counts. Under wraps until launch.

  • Upcoming Superhuman flagship red light pod under a black coverComing soon
    Codename R3

    The flagship.

    Our most powerful pod, built for clinics and longevity centres that want the best in the room.

  • Upcoming Superhuman red light panel under a black coverComing soon
    Codename P1

    Targeted. Clinic-grade.

    A high-output panel for treatment rooms and athletes. Details land at launch.

  • Upcoming Superhuman red light panel wall under a black coverComing soon
    Codename P2

    A wall of light.

    Modular full-height panel arrays for studios. Not showing it yet.

ROI

Do the math on your room.

Sessions commonly sell for $20–100. As an illustrative example, $60 a session at 6 sessions a day is about $93,600 a year. Put in your own price, bookings and overheads.

Staffing, rent, insurance, cleaning and marketing.
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An estimate, before tax and financing costs. Running cost is the model’s typical monthly electricity use.

Who it’s for

Built around how you sell light.

Red light therapy bed in a luxury day spa suite
Day spas

A glow guests book again.

A 10–20 minute add-on that fits between facials and massages, with no therapist on the table.

Learn more →
Red light therapy bed in a modern med spa treatment room
Med spas

Light next to your treatments.

Pair red light with skin and body services, with clear, careful wording on claims.

Learn more →
Red light therapy bed in a premium tanning salon
Tanning salons

The bed without the UV.

Swap or add a bed that needs no lamps, no UV rules and runs on cents per session.

Learn more →
How we work

Pick the bed.We handle the rest.

A single team covers the whole job: site check, install, first session and every service call. Nothing is passed to a subcontractor.

How installation works
  1. Touchscreen control panel on the side of a red light therapy bed

    01 Fit check

    We review your room, electrical panel, ventilation and expected bookings, then confirm the bed fits. If it does not, we tell you.

  2. Technician connecting the electrical supply of a red light therapy bed

    02 Delivery & install

    Our technicians deliver, position, connect and commission the bed, and test every mode before the first session.

  3. Trainer showing spa staff how to operate a red light therapy bed

    03 Staff training

    On-site training on operation, eye protection, guest screening, cleaning and presets. You open with confidence, not a manual.

  4. Service engineer checking a red light therapy bed with a laptop

    04 Service for life

    Warranty, remote support and scheduled checks. LEDs are rated for tens of thousands of hours, so there are no lamps to replace.

Red light therapy bed in a premium tanning salon
For tanning salons

Replace one UV bed. Keep the room.

A red light bed fits the same footprint as a tanning bed, emits no UV, needs no lamp changes and costs cents per session to run. It is the easiest new service a salon can add.

Red light for tanning salonsRed light vs tanning bed →
Guides

Know the numbers before you buy.

Prices, running costs, comparisons and the science, written by the people who install the equipment.

FAQ

What buyers ask us most.

More in the full FAQ →

How much does a red light therapy bed cost?

Home beds run from about $1,400 to $22,000. Commercial beds start around $15,000–30,000, and premium commercial pods run $60,000–150,000. Our commercial Superhuman Light R1 is $29,900 with installation and training included. The full cost guide breaks down each tier.

What is the difference between a home and a commercial bed?

Commercial beds are built to run many sessions a day: higher power, better cooling, heavier-duty frames and commercial warranties. Home beds and panels are sized and priced for one household. See commercial red light therapy beds.

How long until a bed pays for itself?

Sessions commonly sell for $20–100. As an illustrative example, $60 a session at 6 sessions a day is about $93,600 a year. Try the calculator above with your own figures.

What does "medical grade" mean?

There is no official "medical grade" label. What matters is whether a specific device is FDA-cleared for a specific use, versus only registered. See medical-grade red light explained.

What power and room do I need?

The R1 needs a dedicated 208–240 V, 40 A circuit and a room of about 3.0 × 2.2 m with ventilation or AC for heat output. Before you order, we review your floor plan and electrical panel.

Can I finance or lease a bed?

Yes. Leasing and equipment financing are available on the R1, from about $620 a month, with the estimate on the product page. Section 179 may also apply for US businesses. See financing.

Talk to a red light specialist

Pricing and a room check, in one reply.

Share your room size and the guests you serve. You will get pricing, running-cost math for your volume and the room checklist, normally the next business day.

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