Device Information

Neurolight Treatment was created to address the fundamental shortcomings in the functionality of most commercially available infrared devices used by clinics. Real field experience, at the frontline of patient care, was gathered over a two-year period and extensively used throughout the design phase. Inputs came from experienced real life practitioners and optical, electrical, mechanical and software engineers working together to solve industry wide concerns

Three main areas of concern addressed by Neurolight are:

RELIABILITY

CHALLENGE
Hardware, software and cables must be failure resistant.

SOLUTION

Neurolight’s design - a one-piece unit with articulating arms - uses multiple microprocessors, for time control and functionality.
Using a unique reinforced single power supply cable, Neurolight is otherwise an external cable-free design.

USABILITY

CHALLENGE
Simple operation at clinical and patient levels eliminating cable “housekeeping”

SOLUTION

Neurolight’s design ensures that diodes are isolated from direct patient contact yet only 2mm from the skin surface.
A single button initiates the pulsed automatic multiphase program,
auto-terminating at a pre-determined time.
Integrated strapping is supplied for the calf and dorsal aspects, to be used if, or as needed.
The contact-at-skin surfaces are pre-coated with a hydrophobic and oleophobic nanomaterial, which can be periodically re-applied in the clinic.
Cleaning is simple.

CAPABILITY

CHALLENGE
Deliver uniform power without creating additional heat for full coverage.

SOLUTION

Neurolight emits 4.49 times more power than the nearest competitive IR device.
Maintains waste heat at less than body temperature.
By design, each diode type emits identical radiation uniformly across the entire unit, in all locations.
Total coverage addresses the plantar aspect of the foot and the lateral and medial aspect of the calf, unilaterally or bilaterally.

Medical issues are complicated and have an impact on the entire body. The most appropriate evaluations for the probable cause and severity of a patient's medical condition should only be determined by Professional Clinicians. Only then, can a precisely targeted personal care plan be created. Not all patients are good candidates and without a professional assessment, devices may not produce the best outcome.