Kineon Move+ Pro Red Light Therapy Wrap – LED Light Therapy for Targeted Muscle Recovery, Inflammation, Joint Health & Mobility - Portable & Hands-Free Infrared Light Therapy for Body

Have been using move plus for about two weeks now had a cervical redakcii issue and disk the generator disease. My pain has gone down massively and my physiotherapist told me that the muscles seem more relaxed and there is a lot of relief on the neck. Love this device will continue to use it. Just a little bit sad that they are coming out with a new band type now, and I purchased the old one. I wish I could get the new band type somehow because they’re just releasing it on Indigogo very soon.

Es fantastico. Me ayudo con una lesión antigua en la rodilla y con una nueva en las muñecas. Mi Esposa lo uso con un dolor en su rodilla que desapareció tras un solo uso

Best Quality Red Light device on the market to handle your bad knees or shoulder or any body part! I used it on my trigger finger recently. This is the second Kineon I bought because my family members kept borrowing my original device. What is important to know is that this company replaced one of the modules that I lost (free of charge) after buying it a year and a half ago! They really stand behind their products! Very refreshing. It's not all about the money, they were interested enough to ask if I was happy with the Kineon Move + Pro Red Light Therapy Wrap. and after a year and a half it was still holding up well and I was still using it quite often and frankly....l love it!. If you have a body and live on Planer Earth, you are going to have pain at different times and this product can reduce your pain and promote healing quick!! The other red light Therapy devices I have seen look like cheap knock offs of this one, which may be the original one. The Kineon has LED and Laser and compared to other brands, I think this one is the best! Look how much brighter the light is. I think it may be classified as a medical grade device but not 100% sure. But all you need to know is that it works to give you pain relief and muscle recovery, stimulates healing, and boosts blood flow, promoting cell repair and all with different wavelengths of light.

As a functional and biological dentist, I’m blown away by the Kineon Move+ Pro. I use photobiomodulation every day in my practice, and this is the first portable device that delivers the same healing punch I see with in-office lasers. The 660 nm red LEDs and 808 nm infrared lasers drive circulation, calm inflammation, and speed up tissue repair in a way my patients feel almost immediately. I’m using it after dental surgeries, oral trauma, TMJ flares, and even for gum inflammation. Swelling drops faster, pain is lower, and healing just looks cleaner. The wrap design is the real win because it keeps the light exactly where it’s needed and makes consistent home use easy, which is where the magic happens. If you care about reducing inflammation and helping your body heal better, this is one of the smartest investments you can make.

Well-built, portable, travels with me as a targeted light source when morning sun isn't practical. You will look like a biohacking BDSM enthusiast. Worth it. I've been wearing it around my neck rather than on joints - the three modules sit over the jugular veins and cervical spine, so circulating blood gets exposed before heading to the brain. There's some emerging research on vascular photobiomodulation having systemic effects. Not a proven protocol, just a personal experiment. Also tried it on my SI joint during an inflammatory flare. Less pain afterward - could be the device, could be timing, hard to say.

I really, really wanted the Kineon laser to work. I deal with runner’s knee and genuinely believe in the science behind cold laser therapy (I have a background in physics), so I was hopeful. Unfortunately, I didn’t experience any meaningful pain relief — certainly not enough to justify the price. One thing that stood out to me is that the Kineon uses Class I lasers, which are low-power and don’t require eye protection. That’s a big contrast from in-clinic devices I’ve used in the past that do require protective eyewear — and it made me question whether the Kineon’s lasers are powerful enough to be effective. I also struggled with the design. The straps were difficult to secure, and no matter how carefully I tightened them, the device kept slipping down my leg when I stood up — even when I tried reinforcing it with an extra strap. I was able to return the product within the 30-day window, which I’m grateful for — though it’s worth pointing out that the company recommends trying it for 30 days, which could leave some people outside of the return period if they follow that advice too literally.