Military & First Responder Discounts

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Period	Discount	Eligible Products
Non-Sale	10% off	All full-price devices
Sale Periods	7-9% off	Stacks on top of sale prices

• Active duty, reserves, and National Guard members.
• Veterans and retirees (with honorable discharge).
• Spouses and dependents of the above.
• First responders: Police, firefighters, EMTs/paramedics.
• Medical providers: Doctors, nurses, therapists in hospitals/clinics. 

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Red Light Therapy for Veterans

Many veterans battle chronic pain from on-the-job injuries, arthritis, or surgical scars. Red light therapy helps by penetrating deep into joints and muscles to reduce inflammation and promote tissue regeneration.

• Inflammation Reduction in Military Personnel: Studies show that red light therapy decreases markers like TNF-alpha, speeding recovery from acute injuries. In one trial with Navy SEALs, it accelerated musculoskeletal healing by 40% compared to controls.
• Wound Healing for Soldiers: For slow-healing wounds or post-op recovery, red light therapy boosts fibroblast activity and angiogenesis (new blood vessel formation). NASA research confirmed it enhances oxygen-starved wound closure, important for battlefield injuries.

A 2025 study on red-light LED therapy found that it significantly improved collagen deposition and vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) in wounds, cutting healing time by up to 30%. Mental Health Support: Tackling PTSD and TBI PTSD and TBI treatment with light therapy represent promising applications for veterans. Transcranial red light therapy, which means shining light through the skull, targets brain regions and helps in mood and cognition. Our devices with 1064nm wavelength are particularly suited for these applications.

• PTSD Symptom Relief: In human trials, Gulf War veterans reported 25–50% reductions in PTSD scores after 8 weeks, with improved sleep and reduced hypervigilance.
• TBI Recovery: A 2024 VA-led study found LED therapy enhanced cognitive performance and memory in veterans with moderate TBI. Another 2025 trial on remote light therapy for sleep in TBI patients showed high feasibility and acceptability, with participants noting better activity levels and well-being.

These benefits stem from RLT's ability to lower neuroinflammation and restore cerebral blood flow, as seen in fMRI scans of treated veterans. What Does the Research Say? Evidence for red light therapy aids veteran recovery is growing, though larger randomized trials are needed. Key findings include:

Researchers are exploring red light therapy, with over 120 veterans in home-based TBI programs showing measurable brain function improvements.