Horseware LED Red Light Therapy Pastern Mini Wraps - PAIRS

The Horseware LED Red Light Therapy Pastern/Mini Wraps

A versatile therapy solution designed to support comfort and soft tissue care in the Horse. Suitable for use on areas such as hooves, pasterns, knees, and fetlocks, this wrap delivers targeted LED therapy to both surface and deeper tissues.

Designed with a flexible yet durable construction, the mini wraps offer a secure fit and cordless convenience, making it easy to incorporate into regular Horse care routines.

Features:

- 80 LED lights for targeted Horse therapy

- 660nm red light for surface tissue support

- 850nm infrared light for deeper soft tissue penetration

- Suitable for hooves, pasterns, knees, and fetlocks

- Flexible and durable neoprene outer

- Built-in rechargeable battery

- USB charging for cordless use

- Elasticated Velcro closure for secure fit

- 15-minute timer function

- Pulse function

- Sold in pairs

Important Information:

LED product must be charged for 5 hours before use

Do not leave LED product uncharged for longer than 6 weeks

Horse must be dry before use

Do not use directly over an open wound

Do not use if the LED product shows any visual damage

Do not shine LED light directly into the eyes

Dispose of LED product at an appropriate recycling facility

110 LEDs use a combination of different light wavelengths to target both the dermal layer and deep tissues. 660nm red light targets the surface, while 850nm infrared light penetrates deeper to reach soft tissues.

Flexible, sturdy neoprene outer. Built-in battery with USB charger for easy, cord-free use. 4 elasticated velcro straps for adjustability and secure fit. Features 15 minute timer and pulse function. Sold as an individual wrap, choose left or right or one of each.

How it works

Red and infrared light penetrate the skin and are absorbed by mitochondria - the energy powerhouses of cells. This stimulation enhances cell function, repair and activity which may contribute to overall well-being. The 660nm red light targets the surface, while the 850nm infrared light penetrates deeper to reach soft tissues.