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Oh yes make sure it is a actual low level laser and not a LED - they are often confused or misrepresented. Accindentally or on purpose..
They can look very much alike.

LED is generally cheaper
The laser tx will take much less time (approx 30 sec per spot) where the LED light therapy will take approx 20-30 minutes per area.

www.laser.nu
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