Infrared Light,150W Near Red Light Therapy Heat Lamp for Body Neck Muscle Joint Back Pain Blood Circulation Portable (White)

We bought this lamp because we experience muscles and joints pain regularly. We loved the mild warmth and relaxation the therapy provides to the stiff muscles and thus providing pain relief.The lamp is easy to use, the design is sturdy and it has a heavy base which allows to stretch it without the lamp falling. It is also convenient to use because you can't use the heating pad for certain parts of body (like face) and the light works for everything.We are happy to be able to help ourselves at home and really enjoy it.When you know your body and you know what's gonna happen if your muscles started cramping or stiffening - you can prevent the problem with this simple and safe home therapy.I'm gonna try to use it for skin problems like wound healing, it's cool when you can use one device for various problems!I hope my review will help other people!

This lamp is super quick to assemble and feels like the quality of a bygone era - definitely wasn't expecting a lamp so sturdy and confidently functional from an Amazon purchase.

And I thought they didn't make things as good as they used to. I'll be darned. This is one fine example of a quality product. The cons are mostly nit picks, but can be annoying based on need. The base, while heavy, won't quite allow for fully extending the lamp as far out as it can go. That's a shame. Also the switch on the power cord is not convenient for my use, though on a desk it would be fine. A switch on the bulb socket would seem to make more sense. I'm not sad I got it though. I didn't find another product in its class for the same relative price.

Though the bulb is hot, the lamp frame remains cool to the touch allowing for finite adjustments. It compactly folds up for storage. A good value.

This misleading listing suggest that this is infrared light, but it is actually just a heat lamp. Did some research on wave links and looked at replacement bulbs for this thing and realize it is not actually infrared. This listing should be removed.

Bought this a few months ago. Seemed to work fine but now there is an issue with the switch where it turns on or off regardless of what position the on/off switch is in, either randomly or when you tap it. There is no way to contact the company on Amazon, and their email address contained on the warranty/instructions bounces back. I would instead buy something from a more reputable/real company.

Excelente lámpara grande para masajistas , transmite bastante calor ,un producto muy bueno , me encantó!!!

I couldn't tell you the difference between "red" and infrared. It does throw off some heat which is what it is meant to do. It uses a 100 watt bulb. Some assembly is required but all you need is a Phillips screwdriver. Took me less than 5 minutes. The price was 85.99 at the time of this writing, that seems quite expensive to me, I would think a popular big box store might sell something like this for half the price but maybe I am out of touch.Update: after using lamp a little more, I have come to dislike the position of the power switch being placed in the middle of the power cord. It is an inconvenient position. They could have easily placed the switch on the segment of cord that is exposed between the head of the lamp and the end of the articulating arm (without any additional production cost). Additionally, the base is not heavy enough to support the lamp when you have the arm low and extended. The lamp will fall over in that case. I had to put a 2lb dumbell on the base to keep the lamp upright in the low and extended position. I got this to warm my legs to treat neuropathic pain. I find a heating pad does a better job. Finally, just an FYI, the head of the lamp gets quite hot so you can't touch it after the lamp has been on for a while. If this were a $30 item I'd have less complaints about the flaws but at $85.99 it should be better IMHO.