Name: Back Pad - Red Light &amp; Near Infrared
SKU: SG-WP-89
Availability: InStock

Back Pad – Red Light & Near Infrared

$490.00

Red light and near infrared back pad to use in saddle area, thoracic and lumbar spine, for warm-up before saddling and work, and post-work recovery. Helps with muscular tension and relief from pain and inflammation. Recommended for lower withered or flatter backed horses. For use with portable power bank (not supplied). 890 x 280 mm with 350 diodes. Comes with two large velrco straps and velcro-on power bank pouch.

This item is available on PREORDER (BACKORDER) only. Order and pay by 15th of the month for delivery during week one of the following month.

1 in stock (can be backordered)

Description

This Red Light & Near Infrared Pad can help with:

Pre-work warm-up before saddling
Post-work for saddle region muscular recovery
Addressing stiffness in lower neck
Addressing lumbosacral pain
Stiff, tight and/or sore lumbar muscles
Maintaining circulation during stable rest or limited exercise

This pad is recommended for well-muscled, lower withered and/or flatter backed small horses and ponies. It does not suit high-withered horses or those with very dipped backs.

Red Light & Near Infrared Pad Details:

Coverage: spine, Longissimus dorsii muscles (part of), Latissimus dorsii muscles (part of). Can be used around under base of neck to benefit C5-C6 vertebral joints. Thoracic spine, section by section. Lumbar spine and lumboosacral region (without strap)
Unlined – please read this
Measurements: 890 x 280 mm, plus two velcro straps
350 diodes, wavelength 660nm (red light) and 850 nm (near infrared)
6 x 15 minute settings: red light & near infrared, red light only, near infrared only, all continuous or pulsed (50:50 on-off).
Needs to be used with a portable power bank (not supplied). Velcro-on pouch and USB- to USB type-C connector cable for power bank supplied
Can be used indoors for people with mains/transformer cable (supplied)

If you’d like to know more about red light for horses, read about the development of red light near infrared therapy.