RubyLux Infrared Bulb NIR Near Infrared Individual Bulb by RubyLux

is a fake product. Do not buy it

Creó que el foco cumple o al menos a mi me a servido mucho para la facitis plantar aunado a la demás terapia.

Before I ordered this I was using a brooding light from a farm store, also 250W. The difference in the feel of this heat is intense; penetrates more deeply, very relaxing and I know it's doing what it's supposed to do! Worth the extra $ to have a genuine long-life bulb. I'm just using it in the farm store brooder lamp clamp-on though, so I'd recommend a professional fixture where you can adjust the height over a bed or massage table. Good product!

I have had lower back pain for about 50 years. Having been a staff RN in a hospital for 30 years, my lower back was injured and re-injured numerous times. The pain has varied in degree from just irritating to so severe that its sudden appearance has caused me to fall. I have had surgery once about 30 years ago and since have been treated by chiropractors, physical therapists. energy healers, an acupuncturist, physiatrists, and have used ice packs and heating pads, all with some level of temporary relief. I finally decided to try near infrared light therapy after a year of my back getting steadily worse. I bought a RubyLux Infrared Bulb. The first bulb burnt out after the first use and Bambi Iversen at RubyLux could not have been more helpful in getting a new one to me. The bulb is great! Several times I have felt the pain diminish until it's gone while doing a treatment. I have used heating pads many, many times and the level of heat required to bring pain relief and relaxation is very close to being painful. The pads also also warm up and cool down (I don't use automatic pads). Not so with the RubyLux. It provides a steady level of warmth that does not get hot as long as you follow the distance directions. The relief it provides includes a level of relaxation that I was never able to achieve with the heating pads. This relief lasts for about 3 or 4 hours and appears to be cumulative (due to traveling vacations I haven't been able to use it as regularly as I have wanted to). Being retired, there is no reason that I won't be able to use the lamp daily, at least. I would recommend the RubyLux bulb without hesitation, and have, to anyone who experiences joint pain. The only suggestion I have is be sure to get a clamp on light with a strong enough clamp to hold the lamp and bulb in any position.

Excelente producto cumple con la descripcion ya lo compre por seguna ocacion

This is an E27 bulb. Idk why it was so hard to confirm this on the official website or on this page, maybe all infrared bulbs are E27? Either way for a newbie this is important to know if you want a compatible lamp stand. Immediately, I’m blasted with heat, this is a serious bulb. I’m going to buy a cheaper one just to see if there’s a tangible difference (don’t have a spectrophotometer to compare).