ReviveTorch Portable Red Light Therapy Lamp

For small areas where a panel is too large: knuckles, fingers, wrists, elbows, knees, ankles, the lower back, and facial skin. You treat one area at a time. The lamp combines five wavelengths: blue (460 nm) stays at the skin’s surface, red (630 and 660 nm) works in the upper layers of the skin, and near-infrared (850 and 940 nm) penetrates deeper, into muscles and joints.

Small means focused here. A lens concentrates the light into a narrow beam angle, creating high intensity in a small area as long as you hold the lamp close to your skin. Research into red and near-infrared light examines the skin, muscles, and joints, but how it works for you varies from person to person. That’s why you get 180 days to try the lamp at home at your own pace.

Choose the ReviveTorch if you want to treat one small area at a time or take your light therapy with you: it’s wireless and fits in any bag. If you want to treat your whole back or your legs in one session, a panel makes more sense. Use it from 15 to 30 cm away, and it covers a much larger area. Check out the ATP Pro panels.

No. A traditional infrared heat lamp is designed to provide warmth. The ReviveTorch uses LED light at fixed wavelengths, without heating elements, and gives off little heat. This means you can hold it directly against the skin or at close range, which would be far too hot with a heat lamp.

Yes, that’s exactly what the ReviveTorch is designed for: small joints such as fingers, knuckles, wrists, elbows, knees, and ankles. Research into photobiomodulation for joint problems shows that red and near-infrared light can reduce pain and stiffness and improve mobility. Near-infrared light at 850 and 940 nm penetrates deeper, and the lens focuses the light precisely on the joint you want to treat. Read more on our page about joint pain and stiffness.

Yes, you can hold the lamp over a tense area, such as your lower back or the muscles around your knee or elbow. Studies in athletes show that red and near-infrared light can reduce muscle soreness after exercise and speed up recovery. Because the ReviveTorch treats one area at a time, it works well for a specific muscle, while a panel is more convenient for large muscle groups. Learn all about muscle recovery after training.

Yes, a hand lamp works well for shining light on small, hard-to-reach areas such as fingers, knuckles, wrists, ankles, and toes. Many users hold the lamp over a sore toe, stiff finger, or tired foot for a few minutes. The focused light reaches exactly where you want it, without needing to position your whole body in front of a panel. Read more on our page about sore toes, feet, and hands.

Yes, with the ReviveTorch, you can target a small area very precisely, such as a scar, a dry patch, or a line around your mouth. Red light at 630 and 660 nm works in the upper layers of the skin and is being studied for skin repair and collagen production. Treat one spot at a time for a maximum of 5 minutes. Visit our page on skin repair.

Red light is the most thoroughly researched form of light for the skin. In controlled studies, collagen density increased and fine lines became less visible after several weeks of regular use. With the ReviveTorch, you can target a specific area, such as your forehead, the corners of your mouth, or the backs of your hands, while a panel or mask is more convenient if you want to treat your entire face. Learn more about wrinkles and skin aging.

A session lasts a maximum of 5 minutes per area, after which the lamp switches off automatically. Since each session is so short, you can use it more often throughout the day, for example 3 times. If you want to treat multiple areas, let the lamp cool down for a minute between sessions. You’ll notice how it works for you after a few weeks of regular use, as results vary from person to person.

Hold the lamp as close to the skin as possible, directly over the area you want to illuminate. The cap on the lamp ensures the right distance, so it never gets too close or too hot. At more than about 2 cm away, it noticeably becomes less effective because the lamp only has a few LEDs. Let it cool down briefly after a session, and contact us if it gets really hot.

Use the lower button to turn the lamp on and off, and the upper button to cycle through four modes: all wavelengths, red only, blue with near-infrared, and near-infrared only. Each mode also has a version that pulses at 10 Hz, which you can select by pressing once more. Press again to move to the next mode without pulsing. Research shows no clear preference for pulsed over continuous light, so if you're unsure, choose a mode without pulsing. When you turn the lamp off, it will start up in the last mode you used next time.

The precision attachment is a narrow, curved attachment that comes separately in the box. Fit it onto the lamp when you want to illuminate a very small area, such as a knuckle, a finger joint, or a hard-to-reach spot. For larger areas, use the lamp without the attachment.

Yes, the lamp is also intended for facial skin. You can simply close your eyes when illuminating an area of your face, because the focused light is bright. Aim the lamp at your skin and not directly into your eyes; that is most comfortable. If you take medication that makes you more sensitive to light, consult your doctor first.

The ReviveTorch is designed for use on people, but we’re often asked whether it can also be used on a dog. If so, consult your veterinarian first, especially if your dog is in pain or has an existing condition. If needed, shave a small patch of fur from the area so the light can reach the skin. Keep sessions short and pay close attention to how your pet responds.

The ReviveTorch runs on a rechargeable, interchangeable battery. The box includes two batteries and a separate charger, so while you use one, the other charges. When a battery runs out, open the light, swap it out, and put the empty one in the charger. Pay attention to the + and - markings when inserting it.

In the box, you’ll find the lamp, two rechargeable interchangeable batteries with a charger, a precision attachment, and a sturdy carrying case to take everything with you. A wrist strap isn’t included, because you simply hold the lamp in your hand over the area you want to illuminate.

If you order the ReviveTorch while it’s in stock, it will be delivered to you the next day in the Netherlands. Delivery to other European countries may take a little longer. The order button shows the latest time you can order for next-day delivery, and if a model is temporarily available for pre-order, it shows the expected delivery date. Shipping is free.

You have 180 days to try the ReviveTorch at home at your own pace. If you’re not satisfied, register it through our returns portal: you’ll receive a free return label and a refund. It also comes with a 2-year warranty against material and manufacturing defects under normal use; if your lamp has such a defect, we’ll replace it free of charge. Read all the terms at Returns & Warranties.