Yes, if you value measured output and fair return terms over price. Light Therapy Insiders measured the $549 Go 2.0 at 37.1 mW/cm2, the highest of 7 handhelds it tested, and the $1,699 Solo 3.0 comes with a 2-year warranty and 60-day returns. Comparable devices cost less.
Updated October 6, 2026.
$1,699 sale price against a $1,799 compare-at price; no subscription; HSA/FSA payment accepted per Joovv
A $1,699 panel with 150 LEDs at 660nm and 850nm that hangs on a door or wall, per Joovv.
Best for daily home sessions, door or wall mounting
$549 shown as a sale price; no subscription
A $549 handheld red and near-infrared light with 12 LEDs at 660nm and 850nm, per Joovv.
Best for targeted spots, travel
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Joovv makes red and near-infrared light devices, from the handheld Go to modular full-body panels. We feature two that both run at 660nm and 850nm: the Go 2.0, a $549 handheld with 12 LEDs, and the Solo 3.0, a $1,699 panel with 150 LEDs that hangs on a door or wall, per Joovv.
Outside measurements match the spec sheet. Light Therapy Insiders measured Solo 3.0 peaks at 660.7nm and 853.6nm with zero flicker, and Wareable tested both devices in May 2026 and rated Joovv 4.6 out of 5. Joovv says Intertek certified both to IEC 60601 medical electrical safety standards.
The research on red light for recovery is mixed. A 2024 meta-analysis of 34 trials found light before exercise improved muscle endurance, with no benefit seen in physically active people, and a 2025 meta-analysis rated the evidence on muscle soreness as low certainty.
Yes. Joovv is FDA registered for the Go 2 and Solo 3 under code ILY, and openFDA, CPSC, FDA warning letter and FTC searches found no recalls or actions naming Joovv (checked October 6, 2026). One caution: a company review site shows 1.4 stars from 76 reviews, mostly about support and returns rather than the devices.
For daily full-body sessions, the Solo 3.0: 150 LEDs, a 2-year warranty and 60-day returns with no restocking fee, per Joovv, and 4.95 stars from 332 verified reviews. For targeted spots and travel, the $549 Go 2.0, which had the highest measured output of 7 handhelds Light Therapy Insiders tested.
It depends on the device. Joovv accepts returns of 3.0 modular devices, such as the Solo 3.0, within 60 days with no restocking fee. The Go 2.0 has 30 days and a $50 restocking fee once opened. In both cases the buyer pays return shipping. Warranties run 2 years on modular panels and 1 year on the Go.
No clearance applies. Joovv is FDA registered for the Go 2 and Solo 3 under code ILY, which FDA classifies as Class II and 510(k) exempt, so the registration is not a clearance. For electrical safety, Joovv says Intertek certified both devices to IEC 60601 standards, including IEC 60601-1-11 for home use.