Three verifiable reasons. No unverifiable promise.

Everything here can be checked elsewhere on this site: the detail of the spectrum, the papers we cite with their identifiers, and the rules we hold ourselves to when writing. A wellness brand is judged as much on what it refuses to write as on what it sells.

See the spectrum See the range

01 — The hardware

Seven wavelengths, controlled one by one.

590 to 940 nm

590 nm amber, 630 and 660 nm red, 810, 830, 850, and 940 nm near-infrared. The wavelength-to-device mapping is published on the Wavelengths page: not every format carries all seven.

Intensity and pulse

Every channel is adjustable in intensity, and the pulse runs from 1 to 40 Hz. That is what lets you reproduce the parameters of a published protocol instead of pressing one button.

Touchscreen or Bluetooth

Settings are made on the device or from the app. No function is locked behind a subscription: the device you buy does everything it can do, offline.

02 — The writing

What we will not write, even when it sells better.

No therapeutic claim

Our devices are wellness products, without CE medical-device marking. They do not diagnose, treat, or cure any disease, and we will never write otherwise to make a sale.

No fabricated reviews or ratings

Until there are verified customer reviews, there are no stars on this site — including on a brand-new product page, where showing no rating is the honest answer.

Every study with its identifier

Every paper cited on the Science page links to its original publication, and the page carries a whole block on what that work does not prove — none of it was run on an Antared device.

03 — The purchase

Your rights, spelled out rather than buried.

14 days to change your mind

The right of withdrawal applies to any distance sale in the European Union, with no justification needed. The exact terms are in our policies and in the FAQ.