Red & near-infrared · Designed in California

The first consumer light therapy device that lets you set a dose — and verify what was actually delivered.

Every other device gives you a timer. Rejuvulite gives you a dose. You set a target in J/cm² — for example, 10 J/cm² to a specific location. The device runs until that dose has been delivered, confirmed by optical contact sensing and logged to the session record.

Panels and handhelds alike operate the same way: set a time and hold still. But irradiance varies with distance, placement, and the unit itself — so the actual dose delivered is anyone’s guess. The Rejuv is designed to be used close to the skin — close enough that distance stops being a variable. Combined with per-unit NIST-traceable calibration, dose control becomes possible for the first time outside a clinical setting.

The Rejuv handheld red and near-infrared light therapy device

Consumer & mid-range panels

Good irradiance. No dose.

Credible panel devices emit roughly what they claim — but irradiance drops sharply with distance. At 1 cm (½ in) you might see 230 mW/cm². At 10 cm (4 in), 50 mW/cm². Because distance varies continuously and is not measured, no fixed time corresponds to a known delivered energy. “Stay within 15 cm (6 in)” isn’t a dose — it’s a range across which the delivered energy is undefined. There’s no number to set, and no way to know what was received.

Rejuvulite

Set a dose. Deliver it. Confirm it.

Contact aperture eliminates the distance variable. Per-unit calibration gives the device its own irradiance figure. The app calculates session time from that figure and stops when the target dose — in J/cm² — has been delivered. Optical contact sensing confirms placement throughout. The session record logs what was actually received.

Clinical systems

Dose control exists here — at clinical prices.

Research and clinical-grade photobiomodulation equipment provides calibrated, dose-controlled output. That precision has been the standard in peer-reviewed PBM research for decades. Until now, accessing it required a clinical setting.

4.3 min
Red · 660 nm
to deliver 10 J/cm²
39 mW/cm² · ±3.6% uncertainty · NIST-traceable
5.4 min
NIR · 805 nm
to deliver 10 J/cm²
31 mW/cm² · ±3.6% uncertainty · NIST-traceable
2.9 min
Dual · 660 + 805 nm
to deliver 10 J/cm²
~58 mW/cm² combined · calculated from independently calibrated channels
20 cm²
Therapeutic window
contact aperture
Fixed geometry · eliminates distance variable

Session times calculated from SN-03 calibration values and will vary slightly by unit — the app computes the correct time for your unit automatically. 10–50 J/cm² at the surface is the range commonly cited for deeper-seated targets in peer-reviewed photobiomodulation literature. Zein, Selting & Hamblin, J. Biomed. Opt. 23(12), 2018 ↗

Why dose control matters

The problem

Irradiance drops with distance. Panels do not measure or compensate for that. Neither can a timer.

The fix

Contact aperture eliminates the distance variable. Calibration gives the device its own irradiance figure. Dose control becomes possible.

The result

You set a dose in J/cm². The device delivers it. The session record confirms it.

Calibration

Individual unit calibration

Every unit is measured with a Thorlabs PM100D / S121C before shipment. You receive the actual irradiance of your device, not a nominal specification shared across a production run.

Contact quality

Optical contact sensing

An ambient-nulling reflected optical measurement confirms consistent placement throughout each session. Contact quality is logged with every session — not inferred after the fact.

Session logging

NFC session telemetry

Session data is stored on the device via NFC tag. No background connectivity, no account required. A companion iOS app visualizes session history and contact quality over time.

Dose control

Joule-based dose delivery

Select a target dose in J/cm². The app calculates session time from your unit’s calibrated irradiance and stops when that dose has been delivered — not a nominal estimate based on LED specifications.

Feature Rejuvulite Typical consumer RLT
Per-unit irradiance calibration NIST-traceable Not provided
Measurement instrument cited Thorlabs PM100D / S121C Rarely
Contact quality per session Optical sensing Not measured
Output specification basis Optical at surface Electrical input (LED watts)
Dose control Target joules, delivered Timer only
Geometry control Fixed near-contact aperture User-dependent distance

See your session.
Verify every dose.

The Rejuv app retrieves session data from the device via a simple NFC tap. No account required, no background connectivity — your data stays on your device.

  • Select a target dose in J/cm² — session runs until that dose is delivered against your unit’s calibrated irradiance
  • Dynamic Optical Response chart — a real-time view of contact stability across the full session, not a pass/fail indicator
  • Session history with mode, duration, dose delivered, and contact quality per session
  • Calendar view of usage patterns across time
  • Available via TestFlight for early-access participants
Rejuv app — Dynamic Optical Response chart showing stable contact throughout a session

Dynamic Optical Response

Rejuv app — dose target set to 10.0 J/cm², session time calculated from joules

Dose control UI

Your unit’s actual numbers — not a batch average.

Most devices ship with a nominal spec derived from a sample unit or an electrical input estimate. Every Rejuv ships with a calibration record tied to its serial number, measured individually before shipment.

Measurement performed with Thorlabs PM100D / S121C (NIST-traceable), at near-contact geometry after thermal stabilization — conditions representative of actual use, not optimized for peak output.

See full measurement methodology →
CALIBRATION RECORD SN-03 · May 2026
660 nm irradiance 39.64 mW/cm²
660 nm dose rate 2.38 J/cm²/min
805 nm irradiance 30.99 mW/cm²
805 nm dose rate 1.86 J/cm²/min
Dual mode irradiance † ~58 mW/cm²
660 nm stability (10 min) <2%
805 nm stability (10 min) <2%

Get early access — May 2026

A small number of evaluation units are available. Suited to technically engaged users, practitioners, and anyone who wants to know exactly what their device is doing.







    Hardware validated · NIST-traceable calibration · No obligation