The Verso Collection
Clinical Power. Sanctuary Design.
Every device in our collection delivers clinical-grade photobiomodulation wrapped in design worthy of your sanctuary.
VersoLight Meridian
A 36-inch half-body panel that covers most of your torso in one position. Nine wavelengths across red and near-infrared, including 660, 810, and 850 nm, with app and on-panel control and a session timer. The reason to buy a VersoLight is the dosing. Red light follows a biphasic dose-response. Too little does nothing you can measure. The right amount, inside the therapeutic window, is the range the published studies use. Past that window, more light does less, not more. The figure that decides which side you land on is total delivered dose, measured in joules per square centimeter, and it comes down to two things you control: how far you stand, and how long you run. Most panels are sold on irradiance, a milliwatt number that is easy to inflate with a solar meter and tells you nothing about your dose. We work the other way around. Each VersoLight is measured on a spectrometer, its real output at set distances is published, and every panel ships with a dose guide that turns those numbers into a distance and a time for your goal. You set it once. You are not guessing. What the panel does Covers a half-body area at 36 inches, so a session is one position, not six. Runs red and near-infrared together or on their own, set from the app or the panel. Ends on a timer, so the session stops where you set it. What VersoLight adds A spectrometer-measured output curve for the panel, published, not a solar-meter rating. A dose guide that runs from surface, lower-dose goals to deeper, higher-dose ones. Built in an FDA-registered, ISO 13485 facility. No red light panel is FDA approved, and we will not imply otherwise. This is a general wellness product. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
The Datum Pneumatic Stand
A weighted floor stand with smooth gas-spring height adjustment. It sets the distance between you and the panel, and distance is half of your dose, so a stand that holds its position is part of the instrument rather than an afterthought. Pairs with the Focal and the Meridian. Planted and stable, with no rattly over-door hooks and no sag partway through a session.
VersoLight Focal
The targeted panel. A 25-inch panel for a desk, a single area, or a second room, running the same dosing system as the 36-inch Meridian over a smaller treatment area. Nine wavelengths across red and near-infrared, including 660, 810, and 850 nm, with app and on-panel control and a timer. You set the dose the same way the Meridian does it: distance and time, read against a spectrometer-measured output curve we publish for the panel. Not a solar-meter number, and not a guess. Built in an FDA-registered, ISO 13485 facility. No red light panel is FDA approved, and we will not imply otherwise. This is a general wellness product. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
VersoLight Continuum
A standing, full-body panel. Run the whole front or back of the body in one position instead of moving a smaller panel through six. Nine wavelengths across red and near-infrared, including 660, 810, and 850 nm, with touch, remote, and app control, and output adjustable by wavelength. Full-body coverage makes the dose easier to get wrong, so the dosing system matters more here, not less. We publish the measured output at distance and ship the dose guide, so a whole-body session lands inside the therapeutic window instead of running long because the panel is large. Built in an FDA-registered, ISO 13485 facility. This is a general wellness product. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
VersoLight Facet
A compact desktop panel for one area at a time. Set it on a table, a desk, or a counter, sit close, and run a session on the face, a shoulder, a knee, or the hands. Seven wavelengths across red and near-infrared, with touch control and a timer. It is the smallest way into the VersoLight dosing system. The dose still comes from distance and time, and the same rule holds: a little does nothing you can measure, the right amount sits inside the therapeutic window, and more is not better. We publish the panel's measured output so you can set a real dose instead of reading a milliwatt rating off a box. Built in an FDA-registered, ISO 13485 facility. This is a general wellness product. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
VersoLight Probe
A handheld light for a single spot. Hold it against a shoulder, an elbow, or a knee and treat one area at close range. Two wavelengths, 660 and 850 nm, red for the surface and near-infrared for deeper tissue, with a 30-degree lens that keeps the output tight enough to reach a real dose up close. Cordless, with a USB-C battery, so the dose is set by how long you hold it rather than by where the nearest outlet is. The same biphasic rule applies: time the session and do not over-run it. Built in an FDA-registered, ISO 13485 facility. This is a general wellness product. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
VersoLight Lumen
A flexible silicone mask that sits flush to the face, so every area gets the same distance and the same dose. Four wavelengths, including 665 nm red and 850 nm near-infrared, where most masks run red alone. Red and near-infrared light at the skin is studied for skin, and the evidence there is real but modest, measured in weeks rather than days. The mask fixes the distance for you, so your only variable is time. Cordless, with its own battery and a timer. Built in an FDA-registered, ISO 13485 facility. This is a general wellness product. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
VersoLight Datum Motorized
A motorized floor stand for the full-body Continuum. Raise, lower, and rotate the panel by remote to set the exact distance a whole-body dose needs, then leave it there. A heavy iron base keeps a large panel steady. Built for the Continuum and the larger panels in the line.
VersoLight Focal Kit
The Focal panel and its matched Datum Pneumatic stand. The stand sets the distance, the distance sets the dose, so the panel works correctly the day it arrives instead of leaning against a wall. It costs $49 less than buying the two separately.
VersoLight Meridian System
The Meridian and the Datum Pneumatic stand together, the way most people should start. Setup friction is the main reason a panel ends up in a closet, and a matched stand removes it: the Meridian arrives ready to position at the right distance. It costs $49 less than the panel and stand bought separately, and it is the configuration we recommend.
VersoLight Continuum System
The full-body Continuum on the motorized Datum stand. The stand raises, lowers, and rotates the panel by remote, which is the practical way to dose a standing full-body session at the right distance. It costs $199 less than the panel and stand bought separately.
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