A straightforward comparison of two panels, with product features separated from health claims.
Buying Guide · 6 min read
When comparing panels, useful details include dimensions, listed wavelengths, controls, operating modes, coverage, warranty terms, and the manufacturer's safety instructions. A device's features do not establish that it will produce a particular health outcome. Check the current product listing for up-to-date product and purchase information.
Vibe — $680 CAD (typical retail $1,103 CAD+). A compact desktop panel intended for smaller spaces. Its product listing describes a nine-wavelength array.
Vibe Max — $1,650 CAD (typical retail $2,318 CAD+). A wider torso-format panel. Its product listing describes nine wavelengths, independent pulse sequencing, and Bluetooth audio.
These descriptions summarize product features, not evidence of treatment effects. Refer to each current listing and its manufacturer documentation for complete specifications.
If published, compare dimensions, wavelength listings, irradiance measurement conditions, controls, power requirements, warranty coverage, and what is included. Marketing terms such as 'professional grade' or a higher number of wavelengths do not alone establish performance, quality, or a health benefit.
For a smaller area: the compact Vibe takes up less space.
For a wider area: Vibe Max has a larger format and may suit a different setup.
Choose based on the physical setup and features you value, not assumed results. Follow manufacturer instructions for placement and use.
Check the product page for current price and availability, and review the shipping details and applicable policies before ordering.