Joovv Go Review

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What is the Joovv Go?

How does the Joovv Go Work?

The Joovv Go comes in a protective travel case with a USB-C charger (which can also charge many phones).

There's a power button on the side. Hold it down for about three seconds, and the lights will come on. Hold the Go 2-6 inches from the target area. The lights automatically turn off after ten minutes, which is the recommended time to use red light on a specific area.

You can get roughly six 10-minute uses from it before it needs to be recharged, which takes three hours. So if you’re using the Joovv Go the recommended once-a-day, you’ll only have to charge it once a week.

However, it’s totally OK to use it on different areas in one sitting, in which case you’d have to charge it more frequently. 

The battery is set to last 500 uses, after which Joovv says they’ll help replace it. That seemed a little unclear to me, but maybe they’re still figuring that part out—it’s a pretty new product!

It’s also important to note that a fan runs on the inside to prevent the LED lights from overheating. This is why I think it’s got a little bulk to it. The fans do make a little noise, which isn’t too bad. But you do notice it.

There’s also an optional Bluetooth control. I don’t really think it’s necessary for the Joovv Go, but it has some cool features if you’re tech-inclined.

Red or near infrared (NIR) light?

The Joovv Go comes in these two options:

Red light, at 660nm is less intensive. It's ideal for improving skin health. It can help produce collagen, heal wounds and sunburns, and relieve minor pain. 

Near infrared light is invisible to the human eye. At 850nm, it's better for healing deeper problems, such as muscle recovery and joint pain. 

My Personal Experience with the Joovv Go

I wouldn’t promote a product I didn’t like myself.

I have the Joovv Go with red light. I’ve been using it daily, mainly on my face. I’ve noticed an improved clarity in my skin.

I also have herniated discs in my upper back, and even though this doesn’t have the same wavelength as infrared lights do, I definitely notice a difference in how much my back bothers me.

I’ve had it for about a month, which is how long Joovv claims it takes to notice effects.

While I know that the big benefits come from the large Joovv panels, I’m really enjoying this because I can travel with it and use it while doing other things. I also have specific areas that I really need targeted treatment for. 

How much does the Joovv Go cost?

Red light therapy isn’t cheap. It requires high-quality LED lights set to a specific wavelength, and tons of power. The Joovv Go is $295.00. It is protected by a two month trial period so if you’re not feeling it, you can always send it back.

This can be a good starter for getting into red light therapy without buying the large panels, which can cost thousands. But if you really want to commit to red light therapy, I encourage you to check out Joovv’s full line of products. You can always sign up for a financing plan.