Phototherapy Research on Melanoma

I am a research scholar at the Deo College of Pharmacy, Babhnan India, working on a melanoma cure using photodynamic therapy.

To treat melanoma, I require near IR device which covers the range of 630 nm.

Please e-mail me of any IR lamp or device, covering this range with sensor providing 630 nm for research purpose. The study is to be carried out on mice.

Waiting for your valuable response …

Truly,
Surendra L.

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Hi Surendra,

I’m not a research scientist and know more about phototherapy products for the consumer market.

I can tell you that the Baby Quasar (red anti-aging) phototherapy wand uses the following wavelengths:

• 632 nm orange visible light to smooth fine lines;
• 650 nm red visible light to reduce wrinkles; and
• 880-950 nm infrared light (which is beyond the visible spectrum) to erase age spots, reduce redness and even out skin tone. The wand shows a green indicator light for user convenience.

The less expensive Baby Quasar uses a power output of 2.6 joules, while the larger Quasar MD outputs at 7.6 joules.

Best of luck with your research. A pain-free non-disfiguring treatment for melanoma would be marvelous!

Regards,
Jean

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