Which Kineon Recovery Tool Should You Choose?
Choose the Kineon MOVE+ when you want targeted red light and laser therapy for a particular joint or muscle group. Its adjustable modules can be positioned around areas including the knees, shoulders, elbows, wrists, ankles, hips, thighs, calves, and lower back.
Add the MOVE+ Extender Strap when you need more circumference for larger areas such as the back, hip, or abdomen.
Choose the RELIEF+ when you want a simple, non-powered tool for applying deep pressure to tight muscles and trigger points around the neck, shoulders, back, and other areas.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the Kineon MOVE+ different from a red light therapy panel?
A panel shines light over a broader area from a distance. The MOVE+ is wearable and designed to keep its LED and laser modules directly against the area you want to target. It is a better fit when your main concern is one joint or muscle group rather than full-body coverage.
Why does the MOVE+ use both LEDs and lasers?
The MOVE+ combines 660nm red LEDs with 808nm near-infrared lasers. The LEDs provide broader surface coverage, while the lasers deliver a more concentrated beam into the targeted area.
Where can the Kineon MOVE+ be used?
The modular strap can be adjusted around areas including the knees, shoulders, elbows, wrists, ankles, hips, thighs, calves, and lower back. The extender strap provides additional room for larger areas.
How long is a Kineon MOVE+ session?
The MOVE+ runs in five-minute sessions. Kineon recommends regular use, and the ideal placement and number of sessions may vary depending on the area being treated.
What is the difference between the MOVE+ and RELIEF+?
The MOVE+ is an electronic red light and laser therapy device. The RELIEF+ is a manual trigger-point tool that uses deep pressure to work into tight muscles and does not require charging.
Is the Kineon MOVE+ HSA/FSA eligible?
Kineon currently identifies the MOVE+ as HSA/FSA eligible. Eligibility can depend on your plan, so confirm the requirements with your HSA or FSA provider before purchasing.