311nm Narrowband UV Phototherapy Light Therapy LCD Digital Timer Control & Googgle Included

I was diagnosed with eczema when i was super young, I believe now it is actually a form of Psoriasis However no crearm steroidk or change in detegents or soaps really helped. since using this UVB LAMP there has been a significant reduction with the cracked, scaly, inflamed, and itchy redness that I've struggled with. Will definitely continue to use.

I have only been using this light wand for about a week. I bought it to help control my plaque psoriasis on my scalp and have noticed a huge improvement in this short amount of time. The biggest surprise was when I tried it on one of my leg plaques. In just 4 days of use, it was noticeably better! Will continue and review again. Amazing Product!!!

I have been wanting a uvb wand to help with my psoriasis for a while. This is so easy to use!! It comes with the glasses even. You can program how long you want the light on. I am using 10 seconds right now. It covers small areas but pretty decent amount. Just hold it on the area, click the arrow switch to make the light come on and it clicks as the timer winds down and shits off. There is an on and off switch as well. Make sure it's on before you use and turn off when finished. I have several areas on my body and this makes it easy to get the light to each area..even my head. I noticed by the second day the whitening if the skin and thickness was improving. Also itching was decreasing. Worth the money!

For psoriasis on the scalp, this works. Elsewhere too, but if you have larger patches you might want a bigger machine, in the interest of time. Nurse at dermatology office advised that you really need to get to the point of a slight burn to jumpstart healing. She was right. Use it consistently, every other day is good,until you get it under control, then just weekly maintenance, maybe less. Narrowband uvb, so it’s safe. Much safer than biologics.

I got this for psoriasis. I have a moderate case that's a combination of plaque and guttate. Since this product is returnable, I figured it was worth trying. It's expensive, but a small fraction of what I've spent on topical medications over the past year. I've been using it for two weeks now and it's made a noticeable difference. I've started out using it just on areas that aren't covered by summer clothing. Areas that were red are now either pink or back to normal. I've been using it for 90 seconds on each location every other day. I'd suggest starting with shorter amounts of time - I can't imagine doing five minutes like another reviews said they did. I got a slight burn as I got up towards two minutes. It's time-consuming for large areas, but compared to using topicals twice a day, it takes less time and so far is more effective. I'm hoping it will improve more over the coming weeks, but even if I can just maintain the current result, it's an improvement over the topical treatments and I don't want to take systemic treatments. The beeping of the wand is annoying - especially the repeated beeping while it counts down the last 10 seconds. I ended up setting the timer for 10 minutes and then just track the time separately over each area and move to a new spot every 90 seconds.

Great product! It is cost effective and work perfectly well. I have done phototherapy before at the doctor office and this product saved me a lot of money and time. You’ll get the same result as an in person doctor visit to treat eczema flare up. The flare up was gone within 10 days in using it.

The timer is stupid and the directions are obtuse. I can't figure out why you would want to set date and time on the light when you supposedly track time setting on a separate form. The thing is, it really seems to work. My derm recommended I find a light online, but didn't warn me that you need to understand how many seconds your particular skin and condition, and age of the bulb all combine to dictate exposure time. I swagged it at 40 seconds, no redness after several daily sessions. I increased to 60 seconds each overlapping exposures on my problem scalp, no redness. I didn't want to overdo, so I decided to stay with this regime for a while, and I have discovered that 4-5 sessions per week keeps my lichen planopilaris in check. When I skip the steroids, no difference. When I skip the lamp, bumps and hair loss. I really think it would work on its own! So, check with your MD and give it a try. The directions say use only by a physician, so take it seriously even if available online, and USE THE EYE PROTECTION! My eyes felt gritty and damaged like sunburn when I tried a cheap tanning bed style goggle, so I am sure skimping on eye protection would be very dangerous.

Well packed, easy to use. Well constructed- Hope it works!I am 63 & never had any skin problems. March 2020, my feet & hands broke out, almost overnight. Couldn’t walk or use my hands. Insurance had me fooling around with different doctors & prescription ointments until I finally broke out everywhere with this “rash”. I took it upon myself to go out of the doctors the insurance covered & find a dermatologist in October. He prescribed full booth, light therapy for a severe breakout of psoriasis. Seemed to work immediately on areas not real bad yet. Bought this lamp to have at my home to use in-between the sessions on my hands & feet where it is severe.