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Does Theradome Cause Seizures?

No.

Theradome helmets are designed to provide continuous red laser light throughout the treatment session and do not cause seizures.

The medical-grade lasers remain on continuously for the full 20-minute treatment, then automatically turn off when the session is complete.

How Does Theradome Work During Treatment?

Unlike some light-based devices that use pulsing or blinking light, Theradome delivers continuous red laser light for the entire treatment session.

This continuous operation is part of Theradome's laser phototherapy technology and allows the device to complete the recommended treatment automatically.

Good to Know:
Theradome's lasers remain continuously illuminated during each treatment session and automatically shut off after approximately 20 minutes.

Using Your Theradome Safely

For the best treatment experience:

  • Use your Theradome helmet only as directed.
  • Follow the recommended treatment schedule for your model.
  • Allow each treatment session to finish automatically.
  • Do not modify or attempt to alter the device.

Have a Medical Condition?

If you have a history of seizures, epilepsy, or another neurological condition, or if you have questions about whether Theradome is appropriate for you, consult your physician before beginning treatment.

Your healthcare provider can help determine whether laser phototherapy is appropriate for your individual medical situation.

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Need Additional Assistance?

If you have questions about Theradome's laser technology or how laser phototherapy works, our Customer Care team is happy to help.

support@theradome.com

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