Multi-Wavelength Light Therapy Built Into Your Hand
The LED Therapy Glove uses multiple light wavelengths positioned across the glove so therapeutic light can be delivered while you maintain direct contact with the animal.
Instead of holding a rigid probe over one small point, the wearable design allows you to move naturally across the body, follow contours, and combine light therapy with hands-on techniques.
940 nm — 24 LEDs
660 nm — 18 LEDs
535 nm — 18 LEDs
470 nm — 12 LEDs
590 nm — 12 LEDs
Irradiance: 10 mW/cm²
10-minute automatic shutoff
One Glove. Multiple Wavelengths.
The glove combines visible and near-infrared wavelengths within one wearable device, giving you a broader light-therapy tool than a single-wavelength LED product.
Light Therapy Without Losing the Hands-On Connection
The glove format is especially useful when you want broader coverage, natural movement, and continued tactile feedback during the session.
Maintain Touch
Continue palpation, massage, gentle holds, or calming contact while the LEDs are active.
Follow the Body
The wearable format can move naturally across shoulders, backs, hips, limbs, and other contours.
Cover More Area
Broader hand contact allows you to work over a larger surface than a small pinpoint applicator.
Keep Sessions Natural
For some animals, the glove can feel more like familiar touch and less like introducing another piece of equipment.
Your Glove Comes With Online Training
We don't want to simply send you a therapeutic tool and leave you wondering how to use it.
Your LED Therapy Glove purchase includes access to an online training course designed to help you understand the glove and confidently incorporate it into your animal wellness sessions.
More than a piece of equipment. Your purchase includes the education to help you understand and use your new therapeutic tool.
See How the LED Therapy Glove Works
Watch the glove in action and see how wearable light therapy can be incorporated into hands-on animal wellness sessions.
The glove is designed to let you maintain natural contact with the animal while delivering light across the area under your hand.
Gentle Light. Practical Wellness Support.
Photobiomodulation uses specific wavelengths of light to interact with biological tissue. The wearable glove makes it easy to incorporate light into a hands-on session while maintaining the contact and responsiveness that are so important when working with animals.
Supports Healthy Circulation
Photobiomodulation can support local circulation and microcirculation, helping deliver oxygen and nutrients to the tissues being addressed.
Supports Cellular Energy
Red and near-infrared light are commonly used in photobiomodulation to support mitochondrial activity and normal cellular energy production.
Supports the Recovery Process
Light therapy can be incorporated into wellness routines designed to support tissues following activity, exercise, or physical stress.
Complements Bodywork
The glove can be used alongside massage and other hands-on approaches when working with muscles and soft tissues.
Broad Surface Coverage
Because the LEDs extend across the glove, light can be delivered over broader surface areas rather than only a single small point.
Maintain Calming Contact
The wearable format allows you to continue using slow, gentle touch throughout the session—particularly useful with animals that respond well to hands-on contact.
When Might You Reach for the Glove?
Its wearable design makes the glove particularly easy to integrate into everyday wellness and bodywork sessions.
The advantage of the glove isn't that it replaces your hands. It allows you to add another therapeutic tool while continuing to observe, palpate, and respond to the animal under your hands.
Take Your Photobiomodulation Knowledge to the Next Level
The included glove training is designed to help you understand and use this specific tool. If you want a broader professional education in photobiomodulation, our Animal Cold Laser Therapy / Photobiomodulation Certification Course goes much further.
The certification course explores the science of photobiomodulation, safety principles, treatment planning, practical applications, and the use of light-based modalities within an animal wellness practice.
✓ Students building a professional toolbox
✓ Those using multiple light-therapy devices
✓ Anyone wanting a formal certification in animal photobiomodulation
