1 (416) 737-7970 shannon@pamswellnesscentre.com Official SunpowerLED™ distributor · Toronto

Is Light Therapy Right for Me?

Ask us about treatment suitability for your needs — free and without obligation.

Suitability question

Tell us about your needs

Photobiomodulation is suitable for many people, but not for everyone. We will ask about your goals, your health history and any treatments you are receiving.

Please tell us if you are pregnant, have epilepsy, are sensitive to light, take medication that causes photosensitivity, or have a history of cancer.

Is light therapy right for me?

We reply within one business day. Your details are never shared.

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Frequently asked questions

What is red light therapy (photobiomodulation)?
Photobiomodulation uses red and near-infrared light on the body to encourage positive change in cells. It is used to support tissue repair, reduce inflammation and relieve pain. PBM devices have been FDA-cleared as adjunctive devices for the temporary relief of pain.
Is light therapy right for me?
Ask us about treatment suitability for your needs. Book a free suitability consultation or send a question from the “Is it right for me?” page — we answer within one business day.
Does it hurt? Is there downtime?
No. Sessions are relaxing, there is no heat or needles, and you can return to your day immediately.
How many sessions will I need?
It depends on your goals. Many people start with a series of 6 to 12 sessions; we suggest a plan after your consultation.
Can I buy or rent a SunpowerLED™ device?
Yes. We are an official SunpowerLED™ distributor. Devices are sold by quote and some can be rented for home use, with training included. Every device has a 2-year warranty.
How do I become an authorized practitioner or dealer?
Apply on our Dealers page. We provide device training, protocols, safety guidance and business support, and list authorized providers in our public directory.
Is this a replacement for my doctor?
No. Light therapy is complementary. Please keep your healthcare provider informed — and for emergencies, call 911.