Lightsense Ageless User Manual

User Manual

Lightsense Ageless Instruction Manual

Table of Contents

Page 2 Glossary Page 4 Care and Cleaning
Page 2 Lightsense Ageless Page 4 Troubleshooting
Page 2 What does this Light treat and is it for you? Page 5 When Traveling Outside of the Country
Page 2 Risks Page 5 Warranty Registration and Limitation of Liability
Page 3 Warnings Page 5 Money-back Guarantee
Page 3 Cautions Page 5 Customer Service, Repairs and Contact Information
Page 3 Precautions Page 5 Declaration of Conformity

Page 3 Expected Bene ts and Clinical Trial Results Page 5 Contact Lightsense

Page 4 How to Use the Light

Glossary

- aerosol: can a sealed metal can that sprays a liquid or foam by pressing a button.

- Indications for Use: another way of saying: What does this Light treat and this tells you if it is something that will help you.

- LED: an abbreviation for “Light Emitting Diode”, which is simply a very small light bulb.

- nm: an abbreviation for the word “nanometer”, which refers to a numbered measuring system of the different colors of
light. For example, 660nm is light that is red.

- Infrared: a range of invisible light that starts at about 750 nanometers, at just beyond the range of visible red light. For
example, one of the ranges of light that Lightsense Ageless uses is 855nm infrared.

- Over-The-Counter: means that it can be sold in stores without a prescription and is abbreviated as OTC.

- facial wrinkles:  ne lines and wrinkles on the face.

Lightsense Ageless

Lightsense Ageless is a hand-held LED device. It has
4 types of LEDs: 605nm amber, 630nm red, 660nm
red, and 855nm infrared and it uses a 9-volt power
transformer that plugs into the wall. It is designed to
last many years

What does this Light treat and is it for you?

Indications for Use: Lightsense Ageless is an Over­The-Counter hand-held device that is intended to use
in the treatment of full-face wrinkles. This Light was
designed for people who have these types of wrinkles
and would like to treat and reduce them. See example:

Risks

- The risks and dangers of using the Light in any way that does not follow this Instruction Manual might be: unknown, the
negative effects might be unknown, and if a negative effect might happen or not is also unknown. Use the Light only as
described within this Instruction Manual.

- The risks and dangers of using the Light before reading and applying the information in the Risks, Warnings, Cautions
and Precautions sections of the Instruction Manual might be: unknown, the negative effects might be unknown and if a
negative effect might happen or not is unknown.

- This Light was not tested for use over the eye, the eye socket or eyelid and the risks of doing so are unknown. Do not
use the Light on the eyelid.

Warnings

Follow these Warnings to reduce your risk of serious or fatal electrical shock or  re:

- Do not use Lightsense Ageless when there is a possibility of falling asleep and rolling over onto the device. This type of

situation could block air  ow to the LEDs causing them to become hotter than is safe.

- Do not use the Light where it could fall into water or come in contact with water.

- Do not use the Light if it or the power transformer has fallen into water or is damaged in any way. Contact the
manufacturer immediately.

- Stop using the Light immediately if you think there may be something defective or wrong with it. Contact the
manufacturer immediately.

- Do not bend or abuse the wire of the power transformer, as this can cause an electrical problem.

- Do not try to take the Light apart. It was not designed to be taken apart. If you or someone else has tried to take the Light
apart, contact the manufacturer immediately.

- Do not use any other power transformer except the one provided with this Light.

Some examples of
wrinkles. If you have
wrinkles on your face
this is the correct
Light for you.

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