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Commercial full-body red light therapy beds

The future of red light therapy.

Introducing PURELUMA. Premium full-body red light therapy beds designed for modern wellness businesses.

The PURELUMA full-body red light therapy bed with its canopy open and red LED panels illuminated

Introducing PURELUMA

Full-body red light therapy, built for business.

PURELUMA is a commercial, full-body red light therapy bed. Panels of LEDs above and below the customer emit visible red light together with invisible near-infrared light, so the whole body is covered in a single, timed session.

It is designed to bring a premium new treatment into an existing business — using space and customers you already have to open up a new offering in wellness, beauty and recovery.

PURELUMA red light therapy bed in a dark, premium treatment room with the illuminated PURELUMA logo on the wall

Red light therapy equipment for

  • Tanning salons
  • Beauty salons
  • Spas
  • Wellness studios
  • Gyms & fitness centres
  • Recovery centres

Why invest in PURELUMA?

A new treatment. A new opportunity.

01

An additional revenue stream

Introduce a premium, bookable treatment that can earn from a room or corner you already have.

02

Attract new customers

Reach people searching for red light therapy who may never have visited your business before.

03

Expand your treatment menu

Offer something new to loyal clients, as a standalone session or as part of a package.

04

Stand out from competitors

A full-body bed is a statement piece that few local businesses can offer.

05

Tap into wellness & recovery

Appeal to the growing number of customers who invest in how they look, feel and recover.

06

Complement what you already do

Sits naturally alongside tanning, skincare, fitness and spa services.

The benefits of red light therapy

The science of light.

The scientific name for red light therapy is photobiomodulation, or PBM. Put simply: specific colours of light are absorbed by the body's cells, where they are thought to support the way cells produce and use energy.

Red light is mostly absorbed near the surface of the skin, while near-infrared light travels deeper. A full-body bed delivers both, front and back, at the same time.

More on the science

Photobiomodulation research generally focuses on red light (roughly 600–700 nm) and near-infrared light (roughly 780–1,100 nm). A leading theory is that these wavelengths are absorbed by an enzyme in the mitochondria called cytochrome c oxidase, which plays a part in producing ATP — the molecule cells use for energy.

Absorbing this light is also associated with the release of nitric oxide and short-lived signalling changes inside the cell, which researchers believe may influence processes such as circulation and tissue repair.

Dose matters: studies suggest there is an optimal range of light intensity and duration, with too little having no effect and too much having less effect. The quality of evidence varies — some areas, such as skin appearance, have a growing body of clinical studies, while others rely on smaller trials. Research is ongoing.

Skin health & appearance

Red light is widely used in skincare settings. Some clinical studies have reported improvements in skin tone, texture and the appearance of fine lines after a course of sessions.

Muscle recovery

Researchers have investigated red and near-infrared light for muscle recovery, with some studies reporting reduced perceived soreness. The evidence is promising but still developing.

Relaxation & wellbeing

A warm, quiet, screen-free few minutes. Many customers simply value the session as calm time to switch off.

Post-exercise recovery

Popular with gym-goers and athletes as part of a wider recovery routine alongside rest, nutrition and training.

General wellness

For many people, red light sessions become a regular part of a self-care routine — a complement to, not a replacement for, healthy habits.

Individual experiences vary and results are not guaranteed. Red light therapy is not a substitute for medical advice or treatment. Anyone who is pregnant, has a medical condition, takes light-sensitising medication or has concerns should speak to a healthcare professional first.

Meet the PURELUMA bed

Designed to be noticed.

Sleek black housing, a warm signature light line and full-body LED coverage — a centrepiece for any treatment room.

Front view of the PURELUMA bed with the canopy closed, showing the illuminated PURELUMA logo and amber light strip
PURELUMA bed with the canopy raised and red LEDs glowing in a dark treatment room
Close-up of the PURELUMA logo on the side of the bed above the amber light strip
Close-up of the PURELUMA branded headrest against the illuminated red LED panel

Technical specifications

Full specifications are being finalised and will be published here once confirmed. For the latest details, request a product information pack.

Price

Price on enquiry

Enquiries for single or multiple beds welcome.

Dimensions
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Power requirements
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Red & near-infrared wavelengths
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LED configuration
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Control system
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Session duration
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Installation requirements
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Warranty
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The business opportunity

Estimate your revenue.

Adjust the figures to see how a PURELUMA bed could contribute to your takings.

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Weekly revenue
£540
Monthly revenue
£2,340
Annual revenue
£28,080

Monthly figure based on 52 trading weeks ÷ 12.

Illustrative only. These are gross revenue estimates based solely on the figures you enter. They are not guaranteed takings or profits, and they do not account for VAT where applicable, operating expenses, finance costs, staffing, utilities, demand, seasonality or downtime.

See PURELUMA in action

Now in use at GlowHaus Ossett.

The PURELUMA bed is in operation at GlowHaus in Ossett, West Yorkshire, where it sits alongside the salon's existing treatments.

It's a real-world example of how a red light therapy bed can be introduced into an established business — and how customers respond to it.

GlowHaus Ossett

Photography from the installation is coming soon.

Frequently asked questions

Your questions, answered.

What is red light therapy?

Red light therapy — also known as photobiomodulation (PBM) — exposes the skin to low levels of visible red and invisible near-infrared light. Rather than heating or burning tissue, the light is absorbed by cells and is thought to influence how they produce energy. It is used across beauty, wellness and sports recovery settings.

How does a red light therapy bed work?

A full-body bed surrounds the customer with panels of LEDs above and below, so the front and back of the body receive light at the same time. The customer lies down, the canopy is lowered, and a timed session runs from the bed's controls.

Is it the same as a traditional tanning bed?

No. Tanning beds use ultraviolet (UV) light to stimulate melanin and darken the skin. Red light therapy uses red and near-infrared light and is not designed to tan. The two can look similar from the outside, which is why many tanning salons find a red light bed fits naturally into their existing space and customer base.

Does it use UV light?

Red light therapy as a category uses red and near-infrared wavelengths rather than ultraviolet. The verified wavelength specification for the PURELUMA bed is awaiting confirmation and will be published here once confirmed.

What businesses are suitable for PURELUMA?

PURELUMA is designed for commercial settings — tanning salons, beauty salons, spas, wellness studios, gyms and fitness centres, and recovery centres. If you have a private room, suitable power supply and customers interested in wellness, it is worth a conversation.

What are the electrical requirements?

The electrical specification is awaiting confirmation. We are finalising the full details and will confirm them as part of your enquiry — just ask.

Is installation included?

Installation terms are awaiting confirmation. We are finalising the full details and will confirm them as part of your enquiry — just ask.

Is training provided?

Training arrangements are awaiting confirmation. We are finalising the full details and will confirm them as part of your enquiry — just ask.

What warranty is included?

Warranty terms are awaiting confirmation. We are finalising the full details and will confirm them as part of your enquiry — just ask.

How much does the PURELUMA bed cost?

PURELUMA is currently offered on a price-on-enquiry basis. Request a quote and we will come back to you with pricing for one bed or several.

How do I purchase one?

Send us an enquiry through the contact page, telling us a little about your business and how many beds you are interested in. We will be in touch to discuss pricing, specifications and availability. There is no online checkout.

Bring the power of light to your business.

Discover how PURELUMA could transform your treatment offering.

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