Equibeam Full Hind Leg
Description
From pushing off over a fence to stepping uphill on a hack, your horse’s hind legs do a lot of work. Help their recovery with Red light therapy as part of their care, EquiBeam Full Hind Leg gives you a practical way to fit supervised sessions into your yard routine.
The extended wrap covers a large section of the hind leg, so you can position it once for the intended area instead of moving a smaller pad from spot to spot. The rechargeable design lets you set up away from a mains socket and stay beside your horse without holding a device throughout the session.
How red light therapy works on the hind leg
EquiBeam combines 660 nm red light and 850 nm near-infrared light. When tissue absorbs light at these wavelengths, it influences how cells produce energy and send signals involved in inflammation and repair. This process is called photobiomodulation.
Where it fits in comfort and injury recovery
For a horse recovering from a tendon or ligament injury, you may consider Red light therapy alongside a structured rehabilitation programme. The aim is to help manage local discomfort and support the recovery process as your horse gradually returns to work. Equine studies using Red light therapy reported improvements in pain, swelling and lameness during rehabilitation. The EquiBeam Full Hind Leg device is also a great addition to your horses daily wellness aiding in recovery of those worked muscles.
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From pushing off over a fence to stepping uphill on a hack, your horse’s hind legs do a lot of work. Help their recovery with Red light therapy as part of their care, EquiBeam Full Hind Leg gives you a practical way to fit supervised sessions into your yard routine.
The extended wrap covers a large section of the hind leg, so you can position it once for the intended area instead of moving a smaller pad from spot to spot. The rechargeable design lets you set up away from a mains socket and stay beside your horse without holding a device throughout the session.
How red light therapy works on the hind leg
EquiBeam combines 660 nm red light and 850 nm near-infrared light. When tissue absorbs light at these wavelengths, it influences how cells produce energy and send signals involved in inflammation and repair. This process is called photobiomodulation.
Where it fits in comfort and injury recovery
For a horse recovering from a tendon or ligament injury, you may consider Red light therapy alongside a structured rehabilitation programme. The aim is to help manage local discomfort and support the recovery process as your horse gradually returns to work. Equine studies using Red light therapy reported improvements in pain, swelling and lameness during rehabilitation. The EquiBeam Full Hind Leg device is also a great addition to your horses daily wellness aiding in recovery of those worked muscles.