He Moves Like Himself Again
Easier getting up after naps. Back on the stairs. Keeping up on walks again.
You'll see the first small changes in 2 to 3 weeks. The big ones come by about week 6.
The light vets use, strapped on while he naps.
Vets have used red light on stiff joints for years. Now it comes in a pad you strap on at home.
Pills hide the pain. The light helps the joint itself. Strap it on while he naps, and it turns itself off.
Easier getting up after naps. Back on the stairs. Keeping up on walks again.
You'll see the first small changes in 2 to 3 weeks. The big ones come by about week 6.
Blood feeds everything except the cushion inside his joints. With no blood, it can't repair itself, so it wears thin. That's the stiffness.
Pills travel through blood, so they dull the pain but can't feed the joint. Light doesn't need blood - it goes through his fur and feeds the cushion directly.
A weak pad glows and feels warm, but his fur and skin soak up its light before it reaches the joint.
Revipet is tested about 30 times stronger and sits flat against him, so its light gets all the way in.
Light strength, tested (mW/cm²)
At a vet clinic, this light costs $75 a session, and dogs need it two or three times a week - $600 or more a month, plus the car rides.
Revipet is $79 once, and he gets it every evening for years. Strap it on while he naps.
They tell us the same thing: he's moving like himself again. Read their stories below.
Use it every evening for 60 days. If he isn't getting up easier, email us and get every cent back, even if you've used it.
Strap it on for 20 minutes while he naps. That's the whole job.
From owners of stiff, senior dogs.
She used to take two tries to get up off the kitchen floor. Now it's one push and she's up. Small thing, but it's everything.
Our vet laser was $65 a visit and we couldn't keep it up. Six weeks on Revipet and Buddy takes the stairs to bed again. I cried the first night he did it.
She was on pain pills every day and so groggy. With the pad every evening she's moving better, and with our vet's OK we've cut back. She's herself again.
I figured he'd fight the strap. Nope. He waits for it every night, and six weeks in he's jumping into the truck again.
Paid for itself after two vet laser visits. Same red light, and he gets it every evening instead of twice a week.
I hated what the shots were doing to him. This has nothing to swallow, nothing to inject. He naps on it every night and he's walking better than he has in a year.
I was sure this was another gimmick. Bought it anyway because of the 60 days. Six weeks in he's trotting back to the door. Keeping it.
The clinic wanted $70 a session, twice a week, plus an hour in the car with a dog who hates the car. Now he gets it on his own bed every night and I've stopped dreading the bill.
Every new pill came with a new side effect. I wanted something that didn't. He lies on the pad while I watch TV, and he's getting up easier than he did on the meds alone.
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I thought it was a gimmick. Six weeks of Revipet and he’s up and moving like he used to again ❤️
Diane R., Golden Retriever, 11Red light sinks through his fur into the joint and helps it repair. It's the same light vets use.
No. It's cordless and charges with USB-C. One charge covers several sessions.
No. It's gently warm, like a hand on his back, and it turns itself off after 20 minutes.
Yes. The strap is adjustable, so it fits small and big dogs alike, on the hips, back, knees or elbows.
He relaxes on night one. First signs in 2 to 3 weeks, the big change by week 6. Not moving better in 60 days? Every cent back.
Some of it you'll see tonight. The big change takes about six weeks.
The warmth and the soft red glow relax him. Most dogs are asleep before the timer clicks off.
His first steps after a nap look a little smoother. Fewer groans when he lies down.
He jumps into the car again and keeps up on walks. This is when owners say he's back to his old self.
Arthritis doesn't take nights off, so the light doesn't either. 20 minutes every evening keeps him moving, month after month.
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Yes. The strap is fixed to the pad, and it's gently warm. By day three most dogs lie down for it on their own.
No. It's gently warm, like a hand on his back. A thermal cutoff stops it from ever overheating.
Yes. There's no laser beam. The light faces into his body, pressed flat against him.
Yes. It sits flat against him and it's strong enough to get through. For very thick coats, part the fur over the joint first.
He relaxes on night one. First small changes in 2 to 3 weeks. Stairs and longer walks by about week 6.
Yes. Nothing is injected or swallowed, so it works alongside your vet's plan.
No. Senior dogs are who it's for. The best time to start is tonight.
No. It isn't UV, so it can't damage cells. It's the same light vets use every day. If he's being treated for a tumor, keep the pad off that spot.
No. Cheap pads never say how strong they are, and most test at 1 to 2. Revipet tests at 60. It also has a strap fixed to the pad, a 2-year warranty and 60 days to try it.
Most don't. They're too weak. Show your vet ours: tested at 60 mW/cm², the same light their laser uses.
That's normal. Joints change slowly: first signs in 2 to 3 weeks, the big change by week 6. That's why you get 60 days.
Yes. Vets use light therapy right after surgery, and it doesn't heat metal implants. Keep it off fresh stitches until they close.
Delivery takes 5 to 8 working days, and shipping is free. You get a tracking link by email as soon as it ships.
60 days. No better days? Email support@revipet.com and get every cent back.
Use it every evening for 60 days. If he isn't getting up easier, email us. No restocking fee, no questions.
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