Handy, veterinary LLLT/PBM laser therapy device with 4 x 200 mW = 800 mW and a wavelength of 660 nm. The Energy Laser L800Pro is a powerful veterinary laser for professional use.
Designed for veterinarians and animal physiotherapists seeking an ultra-portable, powerful, and robust therapy laser for treating horses, dogs, and cats. The L800 Pro features special scattering optics that make it suitable for both skin treatment and general veterinary purposes.
Like all professional EnergyLaser models, the L800 Pro also features Bluetooth. All settings, such as treatment duration, laser power, and the confirmation tone, can be adjusted via the smartphone app. The wavelength of 660nm ensures an effective penetration depth of approximately 1-2 cm into the skin.
Suitable for veterinarians, animal health practitioners, and animal physiotherapists who are short on time and need to cover a large treatment area with less effort. The multi-headed laser output lenses (diffusion optics) of the ENERGY-LASER™ L800 PRO are the ideal choice for efficient laser penetration.
The 660nm wavelength generated by the device is ideal for wound treatment and general skin treatment in veterinary therapy. The L800 Pro is an ergonomically and intuitively designed laser therapy device, without buttons or displays. The laser is switched on and off via the removable battery.
Special properties of laser light
The term "LASER" is an abbreviation for "Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation" and describes a device that emits radiation as a flux of photon energy. Laser light is a form of electromagnetic radiation. Laser therapy should not be confused with ultrasound or other therapies.
Laser light has both electrical and magnetic properties. The chemical structure of cells and tissue can be altered by irradiation with a laser therapy device, but visible light cannot. The light generated by a therapy laser differs significantly from visible light.
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Legal Notice: Statements on our product page regarding the possible applications of laser therapy and the expected effects are based on the experiences of laser therapy users. This includes medical professionals (veterinarians and animal physiotherapists), many of whom have been using LLLT laser therapy in their practice for many years.
With the descriptions of the laser therapy devices, we do not intend to create the impression that using the devices can guarantee an improvement in symptoms. No promises of a cure can be made. If your pet is experiencing symptoms, you should always consult a veterinarian first to discuss possible conventional medical therapies and alternative medicine options.