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LightStim LED Bed vs Omnilux plus (2026)

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Purchase cost
The catalog lists $60k–$70k for LightStim LED Bed. No new-price range is on file for Omnilux plus. Check the source notes and request current quotes.
Practice fit
Both are listed under LED light therapy. Check each model’s US regulatory status and labeled indications for your intended use.

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Price comparison

New price range

LightStim LED Bed
$60k–$70kSource not documented
Photo Therapeutics Omnilux plus / revive
Not published

Used asking range

LightStim LED Bed
$30k–$45kSource not documented
Photo Therapeutics Omnilux plus / revive
$2k–$6kSource not documented

Payback calculator

LightStim LED Bed
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LightStim LED Bed
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Consumable economics

Consumable cost / lock-in

LightStim LED Bed
Essentially none — LEDs are rated for tens of thousands of hours with no bulb changes; budget only sanitizing wipes, optional eye protection per client, and electricity.
Photo Therapeutics Omnilux plus / revive

Service cost

LightStim LED Bed
Not published
Photo Therapeutics Omnilux plus / revive
Not published

FDA clearance

FDA status & indication

LightStim LED Bed
FDA ClearedK153399
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The LightStim Professional LED Bed is an over-the-counter device intended to emit energy in the visible and IR spectrum intended to provide topical heating for the purpose of elevating tissue temperature for a temporary relief of minor muscle and joint pain and stiffness, minor arthritis pain or muscle spasm, the temporary increase in local blood circulation, and the temporary relaxation of muscles.
Photo Therapeutics Omnilux plus / revive
FDA ClearedK043317, K050216
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The Omnilux Plus is intended to emit energy in the 1R spectrum to provide topical heating for the purpose of elevating tissue temperature; for the temporary relief of minor muscle and joint pain, arthritis and muscle spasm; relieving stiffness; promoting the relaxation of muscle tissue; and to temporarily increase local blood circulation where applied.

Which chains run each

Chain adoption

LightStim LED Bed
1 recorded pairing
Photo Therapeutics Omnilux plus / revive
0 recorded pairings

Chains using it

LightStim LED Bed
  • Serotonin Centers(Reported)
Photo Therapeutics Omnilux plus / revive

Approved reviews

LightStim LED Bed
0
Photo Therapeutics Omnilux plus / revive
0

Specs and platform

Manufacturer

LightStim LED Bed
LightStim
Photo Therapeutics Omnilux plus / revive
Photo Therapeutics

Built by (OEM)

LightStim LED Bed
LED Intellectual Properties LLC
Photo Therapeutics Omnilux plus / revive
Photo Therapeutics Ltd.

Category

LightStim LED Bed
LED light therapy
Photo Therapeutics Omnilux plus / revive
LED light therapy

Technology

LightStim LED Bed
Full-body red/NIR LED bed (LED / photobiomodulation)
Photo Therapeutics Omnilux plus / revive
Single-wavelength LED heads (LED / photobiomodulation)

Launch year

LightStim LED Bed
2016
Photo Therapeutics Omnilux plus / revive
2005

Status

LightStim LED Bed
Current
Photo Therapeutics Omnilux plus / revive
Legacy-used-market

Manufacturer source record

LightStim LED Bed
No linked source on file.
Photo Therapeutics Omnilux plus / revive
No linked source on file.

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