The studies presented below were conducted with devices that have the same or similar wavelength and irradiance as the Luster LED Light.

 The scientific community continued their research into the relationship between light therapy and healthy skin. Nowadays, there’s enough evidence to show that low level laser therapy works for Aphthous Stomatitis cankers too. When scientists gave sufferers laser light treatment they reported a 92% reduction in pain. While subjects shone ordinary light on only claimed a 1% benefit. Moreover, the mouth ulcers in the experimental group healed within an average 4.08 days. While those who did not receive the treatment had to wait an average 7.84 painful days.

 If you’re still not sure about this, consider more abundant scientific proof. Independent specialists tried laser light treatment on a group of volunteers with Aphthous Ulcer canker sores in their mouths, making it hard for them to eat or speak. The independent experts gave some of them four laser sessions during a single visit.

By now you can guess what happened! The people who had the treatment saw their mouth cankers heal in an average 3 days compared to 9 days for the rest. They also reported the pain had significantly improved after the four laser sessions.