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By Goal
Start from the moment in your day, not from the spec sheet.
Six ways into the range, sorted by area of the body and by moment of use. They do not describe a guaranteed outcome: they describe the routine each device is built around, and what you need to be able to keep up for it to be worth anything.
Six goals
What are you trying to fit into your week?
The same device often shows up under two goals: the split is a way into the range, not a set of watertight boxes.
Recovery
After training, on the areas that did the work: knee, foot, ankle, back. The soft formats sit where they are needed and leave your hands free during the session.
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Performance
Around training, before as well as after. Large formats cover several muscle groups in a single session, which is the only way a daily routine survives contact with a real week.
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Skin & Glow
Face and scalp, in visible red. The mask and the cap exist because an evening routine only survives if it takes ten minutes and no effort.
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Longevity
For anyone who reads the papers before buying: the devices whose parameters are controlled one by one — wavelength, intensity, pulse — rather than behind a single button.
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Work & Focus
The desk moment. The DESK is built to sit in front of you while you work, which solves the only real problem: finding the time.
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Sleep
An evening ritual, at a fixed time: a panel in the bedroom, warm light, ten minutes before the screen goes dark for good.
Open this goalChoosing
Three questions are enough.
Which area?
One precise area calls for a targeted format: mask, knee wrap, boot, cap. Several areas, or one large area, call for a panel.
Which moment?
Evening in front of a screen, after the gym, or during a working morning. That moment decides the format, not the other way round.
How regular?
A device used three times a week for six months beats a more powerful one used for a fortnight. The protocols spell out the durations.
A goal is not a medical indication
- Antared devices are wellness products, without CE medical-device marking. They do not diagnose, treat, or cure any disease.
- The six goals above describe areas and moments of use. They promise no individual outcome.
- What the scientific literature does — and does not — say is set out on the Science page, and our writing rules on Our values.
Put it into practice
You pick a goal once. You keep the device for years.
If two goals fit, take the format that slots most easily into your week: that is the one you will still be using in three months.
Personal · Desktop
Antared DESK
Compact 7-spectrum panel, red through near-infrared, for a daily session that sits on your desk.
€299,00 DiscoverFace · Cordless
Antared Mask
Flexible silicone mask, 288 LEDs across 4 channels including 630 nm red and 850 nm near-infrared.
€250,00 DiscoverScalp · Hands-free
Antared REDLIGHT CAP
Cap with 150 3-in-1 LEDs, for the scalp routine that is easiest to keep up over months.
€330,00 Discover