can you use it for iridrology
1569133
The light alone would prove useful.....but you could use any L.E.D. light for that. The UV blue which can be turned on separately, may prove useful but I am not familiar enough with iridology to know if they use a UV blue light or not. The 60X lens may prove to be too strong of a magnification to be effective. Again, not familiar with iridology to be helpful, sorry.
485379
I don't see why not. I use it to clean my glasses as well, and for medicinal purposes, to disinfect and even diluted with water as an astringent, it is very effective. Much better than the 70% you see on store shelves these days.
909618
I wouldn't recommend you use it for that. It would not be good for setting glasses on, too thick and fluffy for every day use. Hope this helps
2027541
Yes. Be forewarned that it WILL scar you for awhile so use with caution on your face. :)But your dermatologist would scar it too.
1499885
Its meant for the eyes but I don't see why not. If you have fine lines else where give it a shot! Worked well for my crows feet 😉. Lmk if you do use it elsewhere and results please
1838402
Yes. I use it on my kids as well. No fragance And it doesn't irritate their eyes.
498120
it first must state that it can be used for ophthalmic purposes...but you dilute it with distilled water and use it as an eyewash.
1065800
Don't think you can do that. it Is just a very good universal IR control. If you need more expert opinion, maybe you should visit the touchsquid forum.
1422874
Considering the skin that it is supposed to be used on, I would say yes but I haven't tried it. I also suggest that you keep it on the skin near the eye for a very minimal amount of time and use a q-tip to be more accurate with the placement.
602713
No, it cannot be used for eyes, under or above as it contains acid. It's better also to ask the manufacturer.
1337652
Of course it can be used, but only trial will determine if it will provide any benefit. My understanding is that MPB is nearly impossible to repair. However infrared light proponents claim about 50% success in stopping the process if used during early stages of thinning of the hair. The claim is that it increases blood flow and restores the root. My opinion of that claim is that, if true, results would be proportional to the amount of proper nutrients in the blood. But I am only a health nut, not a doctor or nutritionist and am entitled to this my opinion.
1993720
I wouldn't use it at all... Ir Burns my face really bad... Months ago... And I still go to a facialist every 3 weeks to try to reverse the pigmentation essue I'm having afterwords...
1228490
Yes sure, however the product is a little bit big to use in the eye area. But is possible.
279090
I can't say. I tried using it, but found it irritated my eyes, so I had to stop after a few days.
1080385
Anybody can use it, of course, but there is a learning curve. Typical classic lesions are straight forward, but there are many difficult cases, and many opportunities to make a serious mistake. Look at one of the atlases of dermoscopy (e.g. Soyer et al.) and they will show examples of difficult cases.
866869
I'm sure u could but I know retinal can be a little harsh and this product took me some getting use to so I'd wait on one or the other
146296
I have only used it between my eyes. I have found it works if you use it consistently. At least on my frown line, which was getting quite deep. I use 2 triangles for this.