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Boost Device Technical Specification

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Boost LED Mask

56 x 633nm (red) and 56 x 830nm (near-infrared) LEDs.

Boost LED Décolletage Bib

48 x 633nm (red) and 48 x 830nm (near-infrared) LEDs.

Boost LED Body Patch

93 x 633nm (red) and 93 x 830nm (near-infrared) LEDs.

Boost LED Collar

27 x 633nm (red) and 27 x 830nm (near-infrared) LEDs.

Each socket contains the two wavelengths: Near-infrared 830nm and Red 633nm

Both wavelengths are delivered together, not independently; when combined, near-infrared 830nm enhances the red 633nm wavelength.

The premium quality LEDs used in our devices are crystal clear and driven at optimal intensities (18 joules/cm2 in a 10-minute treatment, equating to 30 milliwatts/cm2 of near-Infrared 830nm and red 633nm), ensuring the correct dose of light is delivered to the skin.

What power source do the devices use?

The Boost Mask and Bib use a lithium-ion battery rated at 9.62Wh / 2200mAH.

Please note:

If travelling by air, the battery should be placed in carry-on baggage and not checked in.

The device must be completely switched off.

For further details on travelling with lithium-ion batteries, please consult your chosen airline.