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We manufacture phototherapy lamps for skin conditions such as psoriasis, vitiligo, and eczema. Our lamps are unique because they use a low UV dose that does not cause skin redness. Additionally, they are affordable and effectively treat large areas of skin in a short time.
Israel
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UVB is the only treatment that works for my psoriasis. Gil's small lamp was recommended by my dermatologist and it does the job as well as the full-body lamp I had before moving to Israel. Gil's customer service is excellent.
I bought the tiny led lamp for my repigmentation process due to vitiligo.
It is working. This lamps are great for sure. I really recommend them. Also thanks a lot to Gil who is the man. Good timing, shipping and communication via mail.
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