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springers
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Registered: ‎03-09-2010

Lightstim for pain

‎03-26-2014 12:18 AM

How does this differ from the Lightstim for wrinkles? I own the latter and was thinking I could use it for pain. I didnt hear a difference in the presentation; both omits led light and warmth. I see there is a price difference.
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springers
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Re: Lightstim for pain

‎03-26-2014 11:03 PM

Bumping up. Anybody? I will try to call LS and ask. I will put it on my knee and see if I feel a difference.
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MarenSeattle
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Re: Lightstim for pain

‎03-26-2014 11:08 PM

Here's a thread I started on this earlier. Some people already have one of these, and someone else answers what the difference is (and there is a difference).

http://community.qvc.com/forums/beauty-banter/topic/440300/the-light-stim-for-pain-if-thats-what-its...

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geegerbee
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Re: Lightstim for pain

‎04-06-2014 12:33 AM

I got mine last week. So far I can't say it made a difference. No different than a heating pad. Will it get better? I will try a little longer, but probably will send it back.

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