D MAX Cordless Foot Slipper Red Light Therapy, Near Infrared Therapy for Feet Pain Relief, with Battery Pulse Therapy (Single)

As a longtime sufferer of Plantar Fasciitis and Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome, I was excited to try something different that might provide some much needed relief. The slipper offers three modes (red light, near infrared, and pulse) and five different intensity levels. There is also a timer feature that can be programmed between 5 and 30 minutes before shutting off. The display is clear and easy to read, and it's simple to adjust the settings for the various modes.The slipper is very spacious and can accommodate larger foot sizes, even extra wide sizes. For smaller feet like mine, the extra space makes it a little challenging if you're reclining because the slipper tends to move around since it doesn't fit snugly. If you're sitting upright with your feet on the floor, then the slipper won't shift because it stays in place. It's not a huge problem, but I prefer to use the slipper while I'm reclining. It's just a matter of figuring out how to be able to position it comfortably so that it doesn't slide around, etc.It charges via a Type C USB cable which is included along with a charging head. It took a little over three hours for the initial charge, and there's an indicator light that flashes during the charging process so that you can easily tell when it's ready for use.I was a little surprised that there isn't any protective eyewear included because the lights are extremely bright and can be harmful to look at. Since the slipper is so big, there's going to be an area near the heel where the lights are visible; it's hard to avoid seeing if you're trying to look at the timer, etc.So far the experience has been good because red light therapy is painless to use, and it's a relaxing approach to pain relief. It isn't going to provide immediate relief, though. To see any sort of benefit will require consistent use, and I'm hoping in time this will help me with some of my chronic pain.

The thing is huge, you could fit a downhill ski on your foot in there. Maybe a bit of an exaggeration but my size 11 foot was drowning. I wouldn't recommend looking down at your foot when it is running since no protective glasses are included.Directions are sparse and hard to understand.The battery attaches with magnets to make charging easy.Red light therapy is a long term treatment. So saying wow, I'm feeling great with one flick of the switch is not happening.

I was really excited to try this. I love using red light therapy products. However, this left me disappointed as it wouldn’t power on. I can charge the battery device to full, but my power button was stuck and wouldn’t make a button clicking sound. I finally got it to unstick and it’s clickable - but it won’t power on the device at all when it’s connected. I even got my fiancé involved in case it was my own error- but still nothing. Wiped the coin buttons too. Nothing. I got a dud it seems. Bummer.

I have hundreds of dollars of LED therapy devices but none of the others educates as well this brand does through a brochure that comes with this slipper. I am a retired school teacher with a strong science objectivity slant. The brochure does an excellent job in telling the benefits of LED light therapy. This foot therapy slipper uses the two most effective wavelengths needed for effective therapy of feet and hands. The manual does a good job of instructing how to operate the device. The only suggestion is to tell that the power button is on the side of the display and not the top where the rest of the buttons are located. The size will allow anyone to use it for feet and hands. The LED lights do not put out as much power as a cylinder style device I have. While the lights are shining, my foot barely got warm, but my cylinder gets toasty (warmer). The fabric is very durable. The display is easily readable and easy to operate. It is nice to have the display removable which makes it easier to recharge. It is nice to see the battery charge level status. This is a useful, well engineered LED therapy device. One serious word of caution - LED therapy devices can seriously harm eyes! This is a medical device so I always cover any of my LED devices with some kind of a covering to keep any light to hit my eyes, or anyone in the room, or pets. This is serious because some wavelengths cannot be seen by human eyesight. This is convenient and easy to use. I could not tell any difference of feeling after using this foot slipper, whereas my cylinder or a high end therapy belt, I can feel a difference within ten minutes. I suspect this result has to be a result that this has a lower power setting. I have a design suggestion to make this device even more useful, versatile, and marketable. If the control wires were routed from the side and the toe area was open toed, this could maybe used for elbows or possible knees as well. All in all, I am glad to get this because of how durably made and easy to use it is.

I have one big toe on my right foot that is occasionally "blueish". I suspect a circulation issue as it is only intermittent. I decided to give this DGYAO Red Light Therapy cordless slipper a try. I have used DGYAO products in the past and found them to be of good quality. As Googled "Red light therapy uses low-level wavelengths of light to penetrate the skin and stimulate cellular repair and regeneration. It has been shown to reduce inflammation, promotes circulation, and relieve pain. And when it comes to feet pain, red light therapy can be especially effective.".This comes with a 4000mAh battery so that it can be operated cordlessly. A USB-C charging cable is included along with the power block. It can be used in a variety of light combinations as it has Red Light Therapy as well as Infrared Light.The battery attaches via 5 magnetic points to the slipper so there is no cable to mess with. As tested, my foot is a bit small for this large slipper but I place it in the middle . I enjoy using it while watching TV. The control box is easy to use with a simple clear display. It has a auditory signal when the timer has completed counting down and it shuts off. Time will tell if it helps my toe issue.Overall, I recommend this slipper.