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Not every buyer needs bilateral foot coverage from the first order. TLF150-B is available as a single-shoe kit for targeted one-foot programs or as a two-shoe package for simultaneous use. This red light therapy single shoe format gives foot-care studios, wellness operators and home wellness brands a compact alternative to a full calf boot or large light-therapy panel.

Each TLF150-B shoe is specified with 450 LED chips in 150 triple-chip groups, combining 660nm red light with 850nm near-infrared light. A full-color touch controller manages time, brightness, pulse and preset scenes. Buyers who need extended lower-leg coverage can compare the TLF150-B with the TLF300 foot and calf wearable boot or review IDEATHERAPY’s broader wearable red light therapy range.

TLF150-B Red Light Therapy Single Shoe: Product Highlights

• Foot-focused wearable design with coverage around the sole, toes, heel and ankle area.
• Available as a single-shoe kit or a two-shoe package for different purchasing requirements.
• 450 LED chips per shoe, arranged as 150 groups of three chips.
• 660nm red light and 850nm near-infrared light in an 850nm + 660nm + 850nm configuration.
• Manufacturer-stated irradiance of 189.4mW/cm² under the supplier’s test conditions.
• Full-color touch controller with time, brightness, pulse, 12 scene modes and memory functions.
• Compact 370 x 135 x 170mm format with approximately 350g net weight per shoe.
• OEM/ODM options for material, color, logo, wavelength mix, manual and packaging.
• One-year standard warranty with manufacturer after-sales support.

技術規格

規格說明： the dimensions above follow the dedicated product-size artwork. Irradiance varies with test distance, meter type, calibration and measurement position, so buyers should request the current test report for the exact production version.

Single-Shoe Kit or Double-Shoe Kit?

The right configuration depends on the service model. A single shoe can suit targeted use, demonstrations or customers who only need one-foot coverage. A pair can shorten the operating workflow when both feet are treated in the same session. Buyers should confirm whether the controller powers one or two shoes, the supplied cable set and the final carton contents before approving an order.

Close-Contact Coverage for the Foot

The enclosed shoe shape positions LEDs around multiple surfaces of the foot instead of projecting light from one direction. The soft structure and front zipper support easier entry and removal, while the ankle-height design limits unnecessary bulk. During product evaluation, buyers should check internal LED distribution, usable foot-size range, fastening durability, cable position and surface-cleaning instructions.

When evaluating a red light therapy single shoe, fit is as important as headline irradiance. A design that sits too loosely may create inconsistent spacing, while excessive compression can reduce comfort. Production samples should therefore be tested across the intended user-size range.

Why Combine 660nm and 850nm Light?

The triple-chip layout combines one 660nm red-light channel with two 850nm near-infrared channels. Visible 660nm light is commonly selected for surface-focused wellness routines, while invisible 850nm light is used when a product brief requires light delivery beyond the surface. The article on the benefits and applications of near-infrared light provides additional context for buyers comparing wearable wavelength combinations.

Touch-Screen Session Control

The controller provides direct access to time, brightness and pulse settings. Twelve scene modes support different operating preferences, and the memory function can reduce repeated setup for frequently used configurations. For commercial programs, operators should document approved settings and train staff to follow a consistent preparation, cleaning and inspection process.

Professional and Commercial Use Cases

• Foot-care studios: add a programmable light-based wellness step to established service workflows.
• Wellness spas: offer a compact foot-focused option that requires less space than a full-body device.
• Senior wellness centers: provide seated, staff-assisted sessions with a simple wearable format.
• Physiotherapy and recovery facilities: incorporate targeted foot coverage into professionally supervised wellness routines.
• Home wellness brands: offer single-shoe and paired packages at different product and price positions.

Brands creating educational support content can connect this product with guidance on light therapy for tendon and ligament recovery. Marketing should describe the device as a wellness product and avoid presenting it as a substitute for diagnosis or medical treatment.

Procurement Checklist for B2B Buyers

• Confirm whether specifications and irradiance values are stated per shoe or for the complete pair.
• Request the internal LED layout and a measurement map covering the sole, sides, toe and heel areas.
• Verify the supported foot-size range and test the zipper, seams and cable routing on production samples.
• Check destination-market voltage, plug type, adapter markings and compliance documentation.
• Confirm single-kit and double-kit packing lists, controller compatibility and cable quantities.
• Review cleaning instructions, material specifications, heat testing and expected service life.
• Agree on spare-controller supply, warranty processing, packaging protection and response times.

OEM/ODM and Private Label Options

IDEATHERAPY supports private label wearable red light therapy programs for distributors, wellness brands and professional foot-care suppliers. Discussions can cover material and color, logo placement, wavelength mix, controller interface, user manual, single or paired packaging and destination-market documentation. A more differentiated red light therapy single shoe can be developed through the company’s customized OEM/ODM service, subject to validation requirements and order volume.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the TLF150-B red light therapy single shoe be ordered as a pair?

Yes. The current product presentation shows both a single-shoe kit and a double-shoe kit. Buyers should specify the required configuration and confirm the controller, cable and adapter quantities in the purchase order.

Which parts of the foot does the shoe cover?

The enclosed wearable design positions LEDs around the sole, sides, toes, heel and ankle area. Actual spacing and coverage depend on the user’s foot size and fit.

Which wavelengths are used in the TLF150-B?

The standard configuration combines 660nm red light and 850nm near-infrared light in an 850nm + 660nm + 850nm triple-chip layout.

How many LED chips are used in each shoe?

The product specification lists 450 chips per shoe, arranged as 150 groups with three chips per group. Pair-level totals should be confirmed in the final technical sheet.

What settings are available on the controller?

The full-color touch controller provides time, brightness and pulse settings, together with 12 scene modes and a memory function. Customized versions may use a different interface.

Can the TLF150-B be customized for a private label brand?

Yes. OEM/ODM discussions may cover material, color, logo, wavelength mix, controller interface, user manual and single or paired packaging. Minimum order quantity depends on the requested changes.