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Studies of photobiomodulation (PBM) have shown promising results in support of its general systemic benefits for the body. Vielight systemic intranasal PBM devices enable delivery of red light energy into the body’s inner systems via the nasal capillary network. This network is dense and is an excellent gateway to distribute photons systemically.

Vielight holds the patent for intranasal PBM technology. Furthermore, Vielight was the first company to introduce home-use iPBM devices. Vielight systemic intranasal light therapy devices are compact, easy to use and maintain.

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X-Plus 3 (Brain Systemic)
USD $769.00
The Vielight X-Plus targets vital structures within your body: the cerebellum, thymus gland and nasal vascular area. It can be combined with the Vielight Neuro to form a complete brain-systemic photobiomodulation system. In-depth explanation of X-Plus 3: Link
Target structure Benefit
Cerebellum
Improved balance and posture, limb coordination, motor learning.
Thymus gland
Improved immunity.
Nasal vascular area
Improved physical energy and fitness.
X-Plus Modules Descriptions:
The X-Plus head module: photobiomodulation of the cerebellum (25% of the Neuro's LED power density)
The X-Plus 633nm intranasal applicator(s): photobiomodulation of the nasal vascular area.
The X-Plus body module: photobiomodulation of the thymus gland.
Instructional manual: [Link] | X-Plus Info Sheet: [Link]
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633 Red (Systemic)
USD $209.30
The Vielight 633 Red is a compact personal photobiomodulation (PBM) device. Its cold LED 633nm red beam is ideal for systemic photobiomodulation via photonic diffusion through the nasal blood capillaries. The Vielight 633 Red and Vielight 655 Prime are comparable in efficacy.
Why intranasal?
The nasal cavity is rich with blood capillaries. There are more capillaries per cm² than in most organs of the body. Five arteries connect to the nasal cavity, while the Little's area is a frequent site of nasal bleeding. Given the rich supply of blood and the thin, permeable membrane within the nasal cavity, the light can easily reach the blood. Thus, this area is well-suited for systemic photbiomodulation which via blood. What is systemic photobiomodulation? : (Link) The science behind the difference between the 655 nm and 810 nm wavelengths can be found in this independent study : (Link)
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655 Prime (Systemic)
USD $279.30
The Vielight 655 Prime is a compact personal photobiomodulation (PBM) device. Its cold laser 655nm red beam is ideal for systemic photobiomodulation via photonic diffusion through the nasal blood capillaries. The Vielight 633 Red and Vielight 655 Prime are comparable in efficacy. The science behind the difference between the 655 nm and 810 nm wavelengths can be found in this independent study : (Link)
Why intranasal?
The nasal cavity is rich with blood capillaries. There are more capillaries per cm² than in most organs of the body. Five arteries connect to the nasal cavity, while the Little's area is a frequent site of nasal bleeding. Given the rich supply of blood and the thin, permeable membrane within the nasal cavity, the light can easily reach the blood. Thus, this area is well-suited for systemic photbiomodulation which via blood. Vielight's intranasal PBM devices combine solid state technology with intranasal LEDs. The diode's transparent high impact polycarbonate enclosure ensures quality and durability, turning this PBM device into a life-long investment. What is systemic photobiomodulation? : (Link) Learn more about the reasoning behind the 655 Prime here : (Link)

Target structure	Benefit
Cerebellum	Improved balance and posture, limb coordination, motor learning.
Thymus gland	Improved immunity.
Nasal vascular area	Improved physical energy and fitness.

Systemic Devices

X-Plus 3 (Brain Systemic)

633 Red (Systemic)

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655 Prime (Systemic)

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