Every EMR-TEK panel, priced for the UK.

Eight devices from $249.99 to $13,499.99. All ship duty-free with no customs bill, all take 20% off with our code, all backed by 30-day returns. Here's which one to buy.

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If you want one recommendation and nothing else, take this one.

Our pickFiredragon

Firedragon

$449.99

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  • Six wavelengths, 630 to 850nm — the widest spread EMR-TEK sell. Covers the researched bands instead of betting on two.
  • Covers a whole torso. A back, a chest, a full leg — not one spot at a time like the compact panels.
  • Still portable. The last panel in the range you can pick up and carry to another room. Above this you're buying a stand and giving up a corner.
  • Adjustable stand and an on-panel timer. Aim it precisely, press start, forget it — the two things that decide whether a panel gets used daily.
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Why this one and not the cheaper ones: the Firewave treats a shoulder. The Firedragon treats your back. That's the jump that changes what you actually do with it — one is a device you aim, the other is a panel you sit in front of.

Why this one and not the dearer ones: above £450 you're buying floor space. The Inferno and Firestorm Pro need a stand and a permanent corner, and the step up in coverage is smaller than the step up in commitment. The Firedragon is the last one that still fits into a normal room and a normal week.

Why the Pro isn't worth the extra: it's the same six wavelengths and the same 504W. You're paying £150 for Meanwell drivers and a 0% flicker figure — worth it if you know you're flicker-sensitive, and otherwise money better spent on coverage.

The rest of the range

Pick yours in one line

If you want to… Buy the Price
Treat one spot — shoulder, knee, face Firewave $249.99
Do the same with zero flicker Firewave Pro $349.99
Cover a whole torso, widest wavelengths Firedragon $449.99
Six wavelengths plus better drivers Firedragon Pro $631.99
Cover half your body standing Firestorm Pro $899.00
Cover nearly all of you standing Inferno $899.99
Fit out a clinic or studio Firehawk $13,499.99
Treat your face only ETERNO $249.99

Best for one area — Firewave

Firewave

$249.99

The compact one. Aim it at a shoulder, a knee, your face.

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Half the price, half the size, and the one that actually gets used — because you can lift it with one hand and stand it on the kitchen counter. 236W, three wavelengths, and a 60-degree beam wide enough to cover a seated body from a few feet back. Goggles and UK voltage in the box.

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Best full-body — Inferno

Inferno

$899.99

Stand in front of it and cover nearly all of yourself.

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1,400W, five modules aligned down your centre line, and the only panel in the range publishing irradiance at distances you'd actually use: over 200 mW/cm² at 6 inches, over 70 at 12. Stand in front of it for ten minutes and you're done.

Budget for a stand — it isn't included, and if you want EMR-TEK's electric one it has to go on the same order as the panel.

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Best for faces — ETERNO

ETERNO

$249.99

A mask that never touches your face. Red, yellow, green.

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Four wavelengths, no blue, and a rigid shell holding the LEDs 3mm off your skin so nothing presses on your face for twenty minutes. Hands-free, so you wear it while doing something else — which is the difference between a mask you use and a mask in a drawer.

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The other end of the day

Every panel here comes with blackout goggles for the session itself, so you don't need to buy those.

What the goggles don't cover is the rest of your evening. If you're running a panel at night as part of a wind-down, then going straight back to a bright screen, you've spent ten minutes on light and then undone the ambient part of it. Blue-light glasses are the cheap end of that problem — a clip-on if you already wear glasses, a full frame if you don't.

Full comparison

Panel Price Power Wavelengths Covers Flicker
Firewave $249.99 236W 630/670/830 One area, or seated 3.2%
Firewave Pro $349.99 350W 630/670/830 One area, or seated 0%
Firedragon $449.99 504W Six, 630–850 Torso Low
Firedragon Pro $631.99 504W Six, 630–850 Torso 0%
Firestorm Pro $899.00 1,060W 630/670/830 Half body 0%
Inferno $899.99 1,400W 630/670/830 Near full body Low
Firehawk $13,499.99 4,425W 630/670/830 Full body, commercial Low
ETERNO $249.99 630/660 + 580 + 525 Face Low

On the "Pro" versions: the upgrade is Meanwell industrial drivers and a 0% flicker figure against the standard build's 3.2%. Wavelengths and coverage don't change. Worth it if you're flicker-sensitive or the panel will run daily for years — otherwise put the money toward more coverage instead.

What you get buying through here

20% off with code CHRISTOPHE69533 at checkout.

No customs bill. EMR-TEK ship DDP to the UK — their site lists UK delivery as duty-free with no import fees. That's unusual for a North American brand, and worth a few hundred pounds against competitors who don't. The arithmetic.

Free shipping over $145, which every panel here clears.

30-day returns and a one-year warranty, published by EMR-TEK.

UK mains ready. Global voltage built in with the right supply in the box — no adapter hunt on day one.

Still deciding?

Two things worth two minutes before you spend:

How to read the irradiance numbers — every brand quotes one big figure, and it's measured somewhere nobody sits.

What the light actually does — the mechanism, and which of the claims built on it hold up.

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