ZSK LED-G | LED-G Flexible Multi-Wavelength Light Therapy Glove

Key Features

• Innovative glove design integrates 60 LEDs with 5 wavelengths: 940nm near-infrared, 660nm red, 470nm blue, 535nm green, 590nm yellow
• Surface and deep therapy modes target muscle, joint, skin, and tissue pain at various depths
• Wireless, rechargeable 2000mAh battery—up to a week’s use per charge
• Ergonomic glove: easy to wear, flexible fabric, stays clean and comfortable even with pet fur
• LED digital display: timer, battery, and mode indicators for precise, user-friendly control
  

Application

• Animal pain relief for arthritis, muscle, and joint discomfort
• Enhances circulation, reduces inflammation
• Accelerates injury recovery, wound healing, and rehabilitation
• Treats various skin conditions: eczema, allergies, wounds, bruising
• Multipurpose for veterinary, pet hospitals, equestrian centers, and at-home care
  

Customization & OEM/ODM Solutions

• OEM and ODM service available—custom branding, packaging, and specification for distributors.
• Factory-direct bulk pricing, fast shipment from manufacturer, robust QA and compliance documentation.
• Dedicated support for clinics, hospital procurement, rehabilitation centers and international agency partners.

Package Includes

• LED-G therapy glove (host, 26.5 × 12 cm)
• USB charger and cable
• Dust bag
• User manual
• Retail/gift box
  

FAQs

Q1: What Is The Difference Between Red Light And Near infrared Light?

A: Both red and near-infrared light are wavelengths on the electromagnetic spectrum. Red light wavelengths, 600-700nm (nanometers), are absorbed the skin at a high rate. Near-infrared (NIR) wavelengths, 760-1400nm (nanometers), are higher on the electromagnetic spectrum and not visible to the human eye. The human body easily absorbs near-infrared waves up to 1.5 inches into muscle, fat and joints. The glove LED device 10 red-light diodes use 660nm red light which is wavelength that is easily absorbable by the skin. Making it especially effective for improving blood circulation and the overall appearance of skin. The 12 near-infrared (NIR) light diodes use 940nm light, which is an invisible light wavelength that penetrates deeply into tissue, organs, and joints to decrease inflammation, relieve pain, and repair cells.

Q2: Where Can I Use The Gloved Red Light Device?

A: It can be used on the shoulders, chest, belly, upper back, neck, head, scalp, thighs, hips legs, feet, arms, and hands. WARNING! Never use it over your eyes, as the lights can damage your eyes.

Q3: Is Red Light Device Safe For Animals?

A: Yes, red light is safe for animals, and are well-tolerated by pets like dogs and cats. One of the biggest reasons so many vets use red light is because it is a quick, simple, and safe with few, if any, major side effects. This is backed by peer-reviewed clinical research, too.

Q4: Can I Use Glove Red Light Device With Pets At Home?

A: Yes! Vets have been using the red light devices to care animals for years, but now pet owners can use it to care their animals in the comfort of home. We use LEDs that deliver safe red and NIR wavelengths of light inside a pet’s crate. This is more affordable than going to the vet regularly, and it is much less stressful for your pets.

A: Yes, red light is one of the fastest growing technology among veterinarians in the U.S. It is frequently used in animal rehabilitation settings for pain reduction, inflammation reduction, and wound care and healing. Veterinarians also widely use it for chronic pain and mobility issues associated with arthritis care. Red light is also used for animal pain relief and injury and wound healing, especially after surgeries.