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LumaHeal Red Light Pad

A flexible pad that combines infrared heat with low-level red light, shaped to sit on the neck, shoulder, lower back, elbow, wrist, hand, knee or foot.

LumaHeal Red Light illustration
Cervical placementHandLumbarWrist/elbowKneeFoot/ankleShoulder

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What it is

A flexible pad that combines infrared heat with low-level red light, shaped to sit on the neck, shoulder, lower back, elbow, wrist, hand, knee or foot.

  • Cervical placement
  • Hand
  • Lumbar
  • Wrist/elbow
  • Knee
  • Foot/ankle
  • Shoulder

Questions to ask your doctor

Every device here is prescribed by a doctor. Ask whether it's appropriate for your injury, how and how often to use it, and what to do if anything feels wrong.

  • Light and heat devices are prescribed for home use by a doctor; ask whether it fits your situation.
  • Ask about eye protection and how long each session should be.
  • Tell your doctor about light-sensitive conditions or medications that increase light sensitivity.

Requesting more information

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need a prescription for LumaHeal Red Light Pad?

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Will insurance or workers' comp pay for it?

We can't say — coverage depends on your plan, your claim and your state. Ask your adjuster or insurer, and the supplier can explain what they need.

Can my doctor's office request information?

Yes. Doctors and clinics can use the same form, and can also join the Prescriptions.plus Home Delivery Program for prescriptions.

What if I have a medical emergency?

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Medical devices shown here are prescribed by a doctor. Ask your doctor whether any of them is appropriate for you. Prescriptions.plus does not diagnose, prescribe, bill or decide coverage. Educational purposes only.