Now, this is going to be tricky for the wrapping kind. On top of that, you want to use it for other parts of the body. This is where things will get a bit complicated.
So, any wrapping type will lack severely in power. If you're looking at the various devices out there, the most effective ones are the one you actually lie on top of, or pressed down on, in large panels. I have a BioMax 900. The
MoSRed is considered the mini version of it. Even though the manufacturers overstate the LED's capacity, it's only deviated by 15%. The wrapping kind, it starts at 50%, and the worst yet, it can be as deceptive as 95%. Even the reputable brand-name version is as bad as 50%. I can't throw the names out there because what I say here will be considered as "defamation".
However, I will provide the products that the brothers have been using, or consulted with me, in the past. My rule of thumb is, go twice to triple the power, and consider it as the baseline.
For example:
1-the wrap will be attached to my skin for face use and pe
2-iv rad about it less then 60 mW/cm² is not deep irradiance , i know companies lies , that’s y i am asking a trusted company
3-20 minutes every day
Novaa Lab
RLT (the highest rated system, and divide that by 3 to meet your expectation, but take it with a grain of salt)
Cellumar and Megelin (take it with a massive bottle of salt on this one since the "power calculation" is heavily underpowered"
Other ones mentioned went out of business or are no longer being sold.
4-pain relief in any part of body + face collagen renew + pe
so please i will great full if you can guide me a wrap with 60>mW/cm²
So, my suggestion is not to use wrap, but have a box/panel. For example,
MoSRed is one, Lumebox, BioMax, and many others that have adjustable distant from 0in to 6in, covering a larger area. Again, if you're aiming for 60 or greater mW/cm², always look for devices that go twice and triple the power output. You will not get it on a "battery" operated unit, or a skin hugger that runs on a battery pack. I truly challenge that and have yet to find a true measured device that meets it. The companies will flat out lie to your face by using a solar spectrum measurement meter and claim it's meeting the specs. I can tell you that it's not the proper way to measure for the
RLT devices.