CytoLED Triplex: Specifications, Price and Verdict
Database record · last reviewed August 2026
FDA status: No FDA claim - site disclaimer states products have not been evaluated by the FDA; EU-based general wellness devices
| Wavelengths | 660nm, 850nm |
|---|---|
| Wavelength allocation | 50/50; 1.3:1 |
| LEDs | 210 |
| LED type | not published |
| Irradiance (brand) | 38 mW/cm² at 6 in (spectrometer-corrected) |
| Independently measured | LTI 54 at 6in |
| Panel size | 97x22x6.5cm |
| Beam angle | 30 degrees |
| Modes | All models except Zero allow Red only / NIR only / both. |
| Stand | Zero/One/One Plus have an integrated angling stand or stable base; wheeled boot stands for Duplex/Triplex (EUR 120) and Pentaplex (EUR 150) sold separately |
| Trial | 30 days |
| Restocking fee | None; CytoLED does not cover return shipping. |
| Warranty | 2 years |
| FDA status | No FDA claim - site disclaimer states products have not been evaluated by the FDA; EU-based general wellness devices |
| Price | $1,079 verified 2026-08-13 |
Irradiance in context
The CytoLED Triplex lists 38 mW/cm² at 6 inches. Brand-line testing note (may reference other models in the CytoLED line): Spectrometer-benchmarked (Sanwa LP1 vs ILT950). Low figures (~10-50 mW/cm2) are honest measurement, not weakness Because it carries surface reds (660nm) alongside deeper near-infrared (850nm), it can serve skin-level sessions and deeper muscle or joint work alike. Put your actual distance and this figure into the dose calculator to land inside a studied 10 to 60 J/cm² range; when the number is method-unstated or solar-meter based, work from roughly half of it.
What stands out
- irradiance is stated from spectrometer measurement
What to check before buying
- returns can carry a fee: none; cytoled does not cover return shipping.
- trial window is only 30 days
- a stand costs extra
Alternatives at a similar price
Frequently asked questions
Is the CytoLED Triplex FDA approved?
No home red light therapy panel is FDA approved. Its regulatory position per the brand: No FDA claim - site disclaimer states products have not been evaluated by the FDA; EU-based general wellness devices. Registration is a listing, not a clearance.
What wavelengths does the CytoLED Triplex use?
660nm, 850nm
What does the CytoLED Triplex cost?
It is priced at $1,079 per the last verification. Prices change; confirm on the brand site.
Sources: manufacturer specifications via manufacturer site (2026-08-13 research); third-party measurement data where noted is attributed inline. Spec fields marked "not published" or "not verified" reflect gaps in the brand's public data, not omissions in ours. Report a correction via the contact page.