RedMed - Red Light Therapy 1.01

Reviews

5 ★, on 2020-07-24
Eyesight improvement after 5 mins. After reading about the study by London College about improvements in eyesight from red light therapy using a torch, I've been searching for a decent screen or led bulb to trial. So thought id give this a go. My left eye sees noticeably dimmer than my right and after 5 mins using this on my samsung s9, I now genuinely cannot see a difference between my left and right. Amazing!!! Only issue is that my screen is too big.

2 ★, on 2020-04-18
It really needs a little more polish. Primarily a way to lock the screen to where a bump doesn't cause it to accidentally stop. Also, prevent the screensaver from running and disrupt it. A small timer in one of the corners would be welcome as well. Also, I don't know that a phone screen is powerful enough to give a real dose. It would take like an hour or so to get a useful dose with a smart phone more than likely.

2 ★, on 2020-08-22
Not likely mobile devices can emit very much, if any, 670nm. The gamut is too narrow. Typical LCD display red wavelengths are very attenuated by about 610nm. Also, the light intensity here is way too low. Unlikely to be therapeutic at all.

3 ★, on 2020-07-19
Good idea. Some suggestions, don't change screen brightness until user presses go. Let user input specific freq. E.g 7.83 Hz and enable pulsing screen brightness by a certain % rather than just on-off.

2 ★, on 2020-08-15
I do like it and it would be a great app but the screen flashed red light keep blinking and saying it wouldn't fit in my screen

5 ★, on 2020-07-08
If this red light really is 650nm, which is not far from 670nm the very hot, trendy, eye-benefiting wavelength that news are touting everywhere recently, then it's godsend. Keep up the good work.