What it is
A full-body red light blanket measuring 71" by 27.5", carrying 13,536 LEDs across two wavelengths. You lie down inside it and it wraps around you, so the whole body is covered in a single position — nothing to aim, nothing to reposition partway through.
At 71 inches it spans an adult from neck to feet.
The LED split, and why it matters
| Red — 660nm | 4,512 LEDs |
|---|---|
| Near-infrared — 850nm | 9,024 LEDs |
| Total | 13,536 LEDs |
| Diodes per LED | 3 |
660nm is visible red light, absorbed close to the surface of the skin. 850nm is near-infrared — invisible to the eye, and it reaches further. This blanket carries twice as many of the deeper wavelength as the surface one, which is the design choice that separates it from a device built primarily for skin.
Why a blanket rather than a panel or a pad
| Blanket | Wraps around you. Full body in one position, front and sides together, nothing to move mid-session. Largest LED count of any format. |
|---|---|
| Panel | Rigid, works from a set distance. Covers one large field at a time, and you stand or sit facing it. |
| Pad | Flexible, wraps one specific area in contact with the skin. Smallest and most portable. |
| Mat | Lies flat and you lie on it. Covers the side facing it; you turn over for the other. |
For scale: this blanket carries 13,536 LEDs. Our Large Flexible Pad carries 1,998, and the eight-device Full Body System carries 12,546 across all eight pieces combined. This is a single item with more emitters than that entire package.
Specifications
| Dimensions | 71" × 27.5" |
|---|---|
| Total LEDs | 13,536 |
| Red LEDs | 4,512 at 660nm |
| Near-infrared LEDs | 9,024 at 850nm |
| Diodes per LED | 3 |
| Session length | 10 to 15 minutes |
| LED lifespan | 20,000 hours |
| Warranty | 1 year |
| Power | Standard household outlet |
| SKU | RLPD-BLANKET |
What 20,000 hours means
At 15 minutes a session, a 20,000-hour LED lifespan works out to roughly 80,000 sessions — one every day for longer than anyone will own the blanket. It is not a number you will ever test. It is worth knowing because it tells you the LEDs are not the part that will fail first.
Warranty
One year. Contact us at support@homemedspa.com and we will open and manage the claim on your behalf. A claim goes through us, not a manufacturer's phone tree.
Delivery and returns
Ships free by parcel carrier — no freight, no appointment, no liftgate. See our Return & Refund Policy.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between 660nm and 850nm?
Two wavelengths of light. 660nm is visible red and is absorbed close to the surface of the skin. 850nm is near-infrared, invisible to the eye, and reaches further. This blanket carries 4,512 LEDs at 660nm and 9,024 at 850nm — twice as many of the deeper wavelength.
Blanket, panel, pad or mat — which format should I choose?
A blanket wraps around you, so the whole body is covered in one position with nothing to move mid-session. A panel is rigid and works one large area at a time from a set distance. A pad is flexible and wraps a single specific spot. A mat lies flat and covers the side of you facing it. The blanket is the format that asks least of you during a session, and it carries the most LEDs.
Why does this cost more than a pad?
LED count and coverage. The blanket carries 13,536 LEDs across 71" × 27.5". A 27" × 11" pad carries 1,998. You are buying roughly seven times the emitters and full-body coverage in a single position rather than one area at a time.
How long is a session?
10 to 15 minutes.
What does "3 diodes per LED" mean?
Each LED housing contains three separate emitting diodes rather than one. It is how the blanket reaches 13,536 emitters across its surface.
How long will the LEDs last?
They are rated for 20,000 hours — roughly 80,000 fifteen-minute sessions. The blanket carries a one-year warranty, and we handle any claim for you.
Does it need any special wiring?
No. It runs from a standard household outlet.
This product is intended for general wellness, relaxation, and personal recovery routines. It is not a medical device and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. Follow the manufacturer's instructions and consult a qualified healthcare professional when appropriate.
