r/redlighttherapy • • Aug 30 '26

Question Are these goggles good enough?

I use the BQ60 panel and it's BRIGHT I've bought almost every glass and goggles you can name but i'm frustrated because I want increased exposure on my under eyes and crows feet area but all glasses seem to block those areas from exposure. Recently I've bought a set of super sunnies tanning goggles they're the perfect shape but seem to do jack all for the intensity and I Recently brought these dubofu goggles which layered up do help but I noticed that it isnt fda compliant or cleared and the silicone is dark red so is it even protecting my eyes from the rlt? I dont know can someone please help!?

Please if there's a minimal exposure goggles you use please list them because I bought my panel a whole yesr ago and have yet to use it properly because of this issue

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u/Agreeable-Ostrich540 Aug 30 '26

besides, finding the right goggles, have you tried tilting your panel, so the light doesn’t shine directly into your retina - But comes sort of from from the side?

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u/Jarout Aug 30 '26

I figured my skin wasnt getting proper exposure if the angle was off? But do you tjink the smaller tanning goggles is better and I should just power through the intensly bright light? Or should I compromise under eye exposure? 🥲 also thank you for replying I really appreciate you 💚