
How the light works
Infrared light
Every second row emits infrared light at 810 and 850 nm — invisible to the eye.
These wavelengths penetrate deeper into muscles and joints, enhancing light delivery in deeper anatomical structures.
Red light
Every second row emits red light at 660/670 and 730 nm.
These wavelengths act in the upper tissue layers, supporting muscles and surrounding soft tissue in the treated area.
Serious care
Use before training to improve circulation, reduce stiffness and promote suppleness in muscles and joints.
More effective recovery between sessions reduces the risk of injury and increases the possibility of higher effort during training.
Use during rehabilitation for tendon and ligament injuries, muscle strains, joint inflammation and arthritic challenges.
Supports circulation and tissue repair in affected areas and is often integrated alongside structured recovery protocols.
Short, consistent sessions support mobility and help manage ongoing load between training periods.
Used as part of long-term care to maintain comfort in horses exposed to repetitive strain, stiffness, reduced range of motion or age-related joint challenges.
Choose the right LED Treatment System for your horse
For specific areas or full-body use.

For a specific joint or defined area
Designed for clearly defined anatomical areas, such as the stifle joint (hind knee).
Includes the LED Stifle Wrap.
Neck System launching soon.

Topline Systems
Designed for the larger muscle groups along the topline, shoulders and chest.
Includes the LED Pad and LED Sheet.

Flexibility across multiple areas
Designed to wrap around the legs and adapt across multiple areas of the body.
Includes the LED Wrap108 and LED Wrap72.
Used daily worldwide
Used by riders, trainers and clinics in daily work — from preparation and competition to structured rehabilitation and long-term management.











