Panels treat one area at a time and cost a fraction of a bed. Here is how to choose one, and when a business should buy a bed instead.
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Updated September 2026 · Prices in USD
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Coming soonA red light therapy panel is a flat LED array that treats one area of the body at a time. Most panels cost $99 to $1,800. We do not sell panels today. If you need full-body sessions for a business, look at our commercial bed, the Superhuman Light R1.
Panels span a wide range. The labels “home” and “clinic” are set by the seller, not by any standard, so read the spec sheet.
| Consumer panels | Clinic-style panels | |
|---|---|---|
| Typical price | $99–600 | $600–1,800 |
| Size | Handheld to tabletop | Half-body to full-height, often linkable |
| Wavelengths | Often 1–2 (e.g. 660 and 850 nm) | Often 3–5 across red and near-infrared |
| Mounting | Stand or door hook | Floor stand, wall mount or rack |
| Built for | Short daily sessions at home | More hours per day, several users |
| Warranty | Often 1–3 years, home use | Varies; confirm commercial use is covered |
Two points matter more than the label:
Be wary of the phrase “medical grade”. It has no official definition. Some specific devices hold an FDA 510(k) clearance for a specific use. That is different from a device being registered or listed with the FDA, which is not a clearance. More on this in our medical grade red light therapy guide.
| Band | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Entry | $99–300 | Small panel or handheld, face or one joint |
| Mid | $300–900 | Half-body panel, 2–3 wavelengths |
| Upper | $900–1,800 | Full-height panel or linked set, more wavelengths |
For comparison, home beds cost about $1,400 to $22,000 and commercial beds start around $15,000. Our red light therapy bed cost guide shows every tier side by side.
A panel is the better buy when:
A bed is the better buy when:
Our full comparison is in red light therapy bed vs panel.
We do not sell a panel today. For commercial full-body use, we sell the Superhuman Light R1:
Delivery, install, training, eyewear and a 2-year parts and labour warranty are included. View the R1 or browse all red light therapy beds.
Most consumer and clinic panels cost between $99 and $1,800. Small handheld and tabletop units sit at the low end. Large full-height panels and linked multi-panel setups sit at the top.
Not today. We sell one product, the Superhuman Light R1, a commercial full-body bed. If you need full-body sessions for paying guests, the R1 is the product to look at.
A panel fits a small treatment room or an add-on to a facial. A bed treats the whole body, front and back, in one session with no staff repositioning, which is easier to sell as a standalone service.
Follow the maker's instructions. Output drops fast with distance, so irradiance figures only make sense when the measuring distance is stated.
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.