LUMORA™ · 215-LED Photobiomodulation Cap
LUMORA™ Red & Near-Infrared Light Therapy Cap
A wearable red & near-infrared light therapy cap — the same light-based technology used in dermatology clinics, designed for a simple routine at home.
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What's inside
- 172 x 660nm red LEDs + 43 x 850nm near-infrared LEDs (215 total)
- 5 brightness levels, pulse mode, 10–90 minute timer
- Lightweight & foldable — 300g, skin-friendly lining
- Includes controller, power adapter, USB cable, protective glasses & manual
- Bonus: unzips flat, so it also works as a wrap for shoulders, knees, or lower back
215 medical-grade LEDs. Two clinically studied wavelengths. One 10-minute routine.
LUMORA is a wearable red and near-infrared light therapy cap designed to bring photobiomodulation — the same light-based technology used in dermatology clinics — into your daily routine at home.
- 172 x 660nm red LEDs to support the scalp's natural cellular energy production
- 43 x 850nm near-infrared LEDs (invisible to the eye, verifiable with a phone camera) that penetrate deeper into scalp tissue to help support circulation
- 215 total 3-in-1 diodes for even, full-scalp coverage
- 5 brightness levels + pulse mode and a 10–90 minute timer, so you can relax or fall asleep without worrying about turning it off
- Lightweight & foldable — just 300g (10.6oz), soft skin-friendly lining, easy to pack for travel
What's included: LUMORA therapy cap, controller, power adapter, USB cable, protective eye glasses, and user manual.
How to use it: Wear the cap for one 10–20 minute session, 3–5 times per week. Consistency matters more than intensity — this is a routine, not a one-time fix.
LUMORA is a wellness device intended for general scalp and hair wellness support. It is not a medical device and has not been evaluated by the FDA. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Individual results vary. Consult your physician before use if you are pregnant, have a photosensitivity condition, or use photosensitizing medication.
The science behind the light
Backed by real photobiomodulation research
Red and near-infrared light therapy is an established field of research called photobiomodulation, studied by hospitals and universities for over a decade.
"Red light therapy: what the science says"
Stanford dermatology experts explain photobiomodulation and its studied benefits for hair and skin.
Read on Stanford Medicine → PubMed, 2024Red vs. green LED light in androgenetic alopecia
A clinical study found red LED light therapy significantly increased hair diameter and density over 6 months of consistent use.
Read on PubMed → Lasers in Medical Science, 2024Near-infrared LED light and hair growth
Research on near-infrared LED light shows it enhances cellular energy production and supports hair growth pathways.
Read on PMC →These sources discuss red and near-infrared light therapy and photobiomodulation research in general — they are not studies of the LUMORA cap itself. LUMORA is a wellness device, not a medical device, and has not been evaluated by the FDA. Individual results vary.