If you’ve never heard of this — your skepticism is fair. Most wellness trends are invented. Red light therapy is not. The science is older than your smartphone, and the delivery is cheap enough now to put one in your bedroom.
Most panels run 660nm and 850nm. Every Vaere panel runs 630, 660, 810, 830, and 850 — surface to subdermal, all in one session. Two-wavelength panels can't reach what five can.
Numbers measured at 3 inches, 6 inches — and on Elite, 12. No "up to 200 mW/cm²" marketing claims. The output column on the table below is datasheet-verified.
The same medical-device quality standard a hospital's vendors hold. Almost no consumer panel competitor carries this — most can't.
Cheap panels run AC pulse — invisible to the eye, but it stresses the nervous system and causes eye fatigue. Vaere runs full DC. Stable light, every wavelength.
A 4-foot panel is overkill for spot use. A handheld is undersized for full-body. Three sizes is the point — not a one-size-fits-all afterthought.
Vaere checks all five. Now pick the one that fits your life.
None of these is the “better” one. They’re sized for different rooms and different ways of using them. Pick the one that matches yours.
Targeted
The spot-treater & traveler.
Spot use. Skincare ritual at the bathroom counter, sore shoulder after the gym, takes a flight without thinking about it.
Mid-Body
The daily full-routine user.
Mid-body coverage in one session. Wall, door, or stand — earns its spot in the bedroom and does the whole morning routine in fifteen minutes.
Full-Body
The dedicated home-sanctuary builder.
The dedicated home setup. Wheeled base rolls into position, full-body coverage in one stand, the same panel a wellness studio would mount.
Same five-wavelength stack. Same manufacturing. Smallest footprint, most portable, lowest entry. If it earns its keep, the Pro and Elite are right where you left them.