Photobiomodulation uses low-intensity red or near-infrared light. It is non-invasive, does not use UV radiation, and has been studied for several decades. When used with appropriate parameters, it is generally considered to be well tolerated.

Yes. Our helmets are tested by independent laboratories according to current electrical safety and electromagnetic compatibility standards. They carry the CE marking in accordance with European regulations and comply with FCC Part 15 regulations for the US market. The light they emit has also been assessed by an independent accredited laboratory to the EN 62471 standard (photobiological safety of the eyes and skin): the helmet received the best rating, “Exempt Group”.

Our Neuro+ helmets are non-medical well-being devices. They are not intended to prevent, diagnose, or treat epilepsy. If your child or a family member is concerned by epilepsy, we simply invite you to ask your doctor for advice before use. As with any light device, it is recommended not to look directly at the LEDs.

Session length increases gradually and remains just a few minutes. Support is included: our team explains how to use the helmet, answers your questions and adjusts the sessions with you over the weeks.

The best time is the one you can stick to consistently. The important thing is to make the session part of a routine so it doesn’t get forgotten.

Try to keep the timing relatively consistent as well. For example, avoid doing a session in the morning one day and then in the evening the next.

Your child can have their session during a calm activity, such as reading, watching TV, or doing homework.