Dermfix has built phototherapy equipment for over 20 years. We began with medical UVB devices for dermatology. That same engineering now goes into our RLF range of red light panels, from the compact RLF750 to the full-body RLF6000. Every panel is CE-tested, covered by a 3-year warranty and shipped from EU stock.

How to choose a red light panel

The right panel depends on how much of your body you want to treat, and where you plan to use it.

Compact panels (RLF300, RLF750) suit targeted treatment of the face, joints or a single area. Half-body panels (RLF1500) cover larger areas. Full-body panels (RLF3000, RLF6000) let you treat the whole body in one session.

There are three things to compare. The first is coverage: how much of your body the panel reaches. The second is irradiance: the power density measured at your treatment distance. The third is the range of wavelengths on offer.

For a full walkthrough, read our guide to choosing the best red light panel in Europe or our 2026 red light panel buyer's guide.

Why Dermfix panels

Our panels use up to 7 wavelengths, from 480 to 1060 nm, through dual-chip LEDs. Most panels on the market offer two. Each unit has touchscreen control, pulsing modes and a built-in timer.

We measure the output of every model ourselves, using a spectroradiometer. You will find those readings on each product page. They are our own measurements, not figures taken from a supplier datasheet.

We sell direct, with no distributor in between. Devices ship from within the EU, so there are no customs charges and no long waits. Returns and support are handled locally.

Red light therapy mats let you treat your whole body hands-free — simply lie down and relax while red (660nm) and near-infrared (850nm) LEDs work across your body. Dermfix offers two sizes: the Red Light Mat Single for personal, targeted use and the Red Light Mat Double for wider full-body coverage.

Mat or panel — which is right for you?

A mat is the most relaxed way to get full-body red light: it's flexible, follows the body's contours and needs no stand. Panels deliver higher irradiance and are better for standing treatments or targeting the face, while mats are ideal if you'd rather lie down and treat your back, joints and muscles hands-free. Many customers use both.

Every Dermfix mat is CE-tested, backed by a 3-year warranty and shipped from EU stock.

Red light therapy for the face targets skin vitality and tone using gentle, contact-free light. The Dermfix Halo LED panel combines red, blue and near-infrared wavelengths (415, 590, 630 and 850nm) across 240 LEDs, with three brightness levels for comfortable daily use.

What can facial red light help with?

Red and near-infrared wavelengths are used to support skin appearance and recovery, while blue light is commonly used for blemish-prone skin. The Halo is contact-free — nothing needs to be pressed against your skin — and its adjustable brightness lets you build up sessions gradually. CE-tested, 3-year warranty, shipped from EU stock.

Narrowband UVB 311nm lamps deliver targeted phototherapy for psoriasis, vitiligo and eczema in the comfort of your home. Dermfix designs and supplies its own CE medical-certified handheld UVB devices — the Dermfix 1000MX for focused treatment and the Dermfix 2000SX for a larger treatment area.

Trusted for home phototherapy

Narrowband UVB at 311nm is the wavelength dermatologists use for psoriasis and vitiligo. The Dermfix 1000MX was the handheld device used in the UK HI-Light Vitiligo clinical trial, and our lamps are CE-marked medical devices — not general-purpose UV lamps. With 20 years' expertise, genuine replacement bulbs, protective eyewear and full support, Dermfix is a specialist you can rely on.

Using your lamp safely

Always follow a dermatologist's dosing schedule, wear the supplied UV protection, and increase exposure gradually. Every lamp ships from EU stock with a clear treatment guide.