Based in the heart of the Sunshine State, Vital Red Light is leading the national charge in wellness technology from right here in Florida. With a sleek lineup of next-gen light therapy devices, a dynamic new CEO, and a mission centered on accessibility and innovation, the brand is redefining how people across the country approach recovery and self-care in 2025.
For years, red and near-infrared light therapy has been a go-to for elite athletes, biohackers, and top-tier wellness clinics. But now, Vital Red Light is bringing that same clinical-grade technology directly into homes, gyms, and wellness centers across Florida and beyond. Backed by science and built for real life, the company’s growth reflects the state’s expanding role as a hub for health tech innovation.
A Florida-Based Brand, A Fresh Vision
This year marks a new era for the company with Andrew Hasty, a Florida entrepreneur, stepping in as both CEO and owner. Under his leadership, Vital Red Light is doubling down on its mission to deliver powerful, research-backed light therapy to everyday users.
“As the new owner and president of Vital Red Light, I am thrilled to lead this brand into its next chapter. Our goal is to continue making cutting-edge, research-backed light therapy accessible to everyone looking to optimize their health and well-being,” said Hasty.
What’s Coming in 2025?
The brand’s core lineup—the Vital Charge, Vital Pro, and Vital Elite—continues to be a staple for thousands. But this year, two new devices are launching that reflect the company’s innovation:
- The Elite 2.0 – A full-body red light therapy panel with an intuitive touchscreen and wireless controller. Designed for wellness clinics and serious home users, it features nine therapeutic wavelengths and expanded coverage.
- The Pro 2.0 – A compact version of the Elite 2.0 that packs the same clinical power into a smaller, space-saving format—perfect for apartments, home gyms, or travel.
Powered by the Science of Light
At the core of Vital Red Light’s products is photobiomodulation, a scientific process using specific wavelengths of light to stimulate cellular function. From injury recovery and skin rejuvenation to mental clarity and reduced inflammation, the tech supports a wide range of health goals:
- Red Light (630–670 nm): Promotes skin healing, boosts collagen, reduces wrinkles, and supports muscle recovery.
- Near-Infrared Light (810–850 nm): Penetrates deeper to enhance cognitive function, support nerve regeneration, and reduce chronic pain.
- Yellow Light (590 nm): Improves circulation, evens skin tone, and reduces surface inflammation.
- Blue Light (480 nm): Fights acne-causing bacteria and calms irritated skin.
- 1060 nm Light: A next-gen wavelength that supports metabolic health and brain performance.
Florida Roots, Global Vision
While Vital Red Light is making waves across the U.S., it’s proud of its Florida roots. With the state becoming a rising center for health, wellness, and medtech startups, the company is contributing to a growing ecosystem of innovation that’s turning Florida into a national leader in holistic and tech-driven healthcare.
Learn more at www.vitalredlight.com and follow @vitalredlight on all social platforms.
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