RubyLux NIR-A Near Infrared Bulb Grade A (2 Pack)

Pill-free Pain Relief! I just had Rotator Cuff surgery on my left shoulder. I couldn't tolerate any of the pain-relievers my doctors suggested, due to side effects. Even when I took them, they didn't really take the pain away. Most of my pain was due to inflammation, but ice packs didn't help either. My son set up a home IR "sauna." I started using this and it was AMAZING! It feels so good while I'm using it! Warm like sunshine and no side effects. The pain relief is immediate and lasts a while and I can re-use it as often as I need to. I can do it in the morning and again after Physical Therapy. No worries.

I made my own fixture to hold 4 infrared lights to put in my steam sauna. I made the fixture easily removable so we can still take a regular sauna. The lights are high quality and throw out a lot of heat. My wife loves using them, so this is a huge win. Highly recommended.

Works great for red light therapy and a low cost infrared sauna. I installed four bulbs in inexpensive 300 watt heat bulb rated reflector clamp lamps inside my Relax Cube steam sauna tent with reflective aluminum interior also from Amazon. Now I can use the tent for a steam or dry sauna with red light therapy. Gets up to around 104 inside which is perfect for a 20 minute sauna session.

These bulbs are working great so far. I just got them so have only used them a few times so far. I got them to detox since I was recently diagnosed with chronic Lyme disease. So far I haven’t noticed any change in pain but I haven’t broken a sweat yet either. (I hear it takes a few sessions before that happens.) I’ve been slowly increasing the time I spend and am only up to 20 minutes so far. I imagine more results with increased time AND when I start sweating. The big things I love about these lamps (besides them feeling like deep warm healing sun rays) is the affordable price, that I’ve read they are very low EMFs and that near infrared penetrates more deeply than other infrareds. This is a great way to go if you can’t afford the thousands for a regular sauna set up. Ps You can build a very simple frame that looks like a ladder to hold them and easily move them around.

I’ve purchased a set of 6 in 2021, with the intent to build my own infrared sauna. Long story short: the bulbs are amazing and nowadays I use them, instead of in a sauna setup, as my “hot cycling” setup. I usually cycle (indoors on a RealRyder), with the 6 lamps mounted in front of me, facing my knees, arms, and shoulders. I started doing that to work through the pain of a partially torn meniscus, and absolutely swear by the positive impact of the combination of the RealRyder, the infrared, and the heat. Would I buy them again? Absolutely. Limitations: none I can think of.

They seem to work well but 1 of the 4 is dead. I need to contact the seller

The bulbs work great. I got the 6 pack which I thought was a good deal. These definitely the way to go rather than buying a high priced sauna; I can make my own as nice or basic as I want. Building your own, you can mix and match these with far infrared, LED, or whatever else to suit your needs, but with these having a peak wavelength of 850nm (can't confirm but I'll trust the claim), going into red and maybe some far infrared, I think you get the best value from this bulb. My only wish is that they'd show the full spectrum of wavelengths of the bulb, like in the curved graph form. I know most people buy these because they're just looking for a NIR bulb, but I think people like me would appreciate the product even more by seeing the level of all wavelengths emitted. I mean, it's got at least 10 times the W/cm2 as most LED 660/850nm bulbs... You're getting no less of the NIR you're after in a bulb and should be getting more of the other good stuff too. At least that's my guess!

I bought these bulbs because red light energizes the mitochondria in the cells. (I have chronic issues with EBV / CFS, but it’s been really bad since having COVID - now have long COVID going on 7 months.) I’ve waited 3 1/2 weeks to review and can see that the energy improvement process takes longer 😏. These bulbs are great for reducing inflammation, which is a big part of CFS. I use them every day for 20 minutes and feel really good - many less aches. (I’d say I feel as good as if I’d had a massage.) My energy is getting better, but that process is slow (however it’s steady 👍🏼). Overall, love these bulbs and will keep using them. Highly recommend them and have already purchased for others in my family.