DIY red light hat

You can make your own one-wavelength transcranial light hat at home. The story of how it all came to be is here.

My strong recommendation is that you resist the lure of the bucket and go straight to the Cossack design.

The Cossack is far easier to make, and very much more comfortable to wear.

It is a low-cost way to get red and near infrared light onto your head. And if I can make it, anyone can.

If you have queries, check out the FAQ page or contact me.

10 thoughts on “DIY red light hat”

  1. Pingback: Daffodil vs Eliza light hats – Red lights on the brain
  2. Pingback: How to help your doctor – Red lights on the brain

  3. I am quite unable to make this myself – do u know what kind of person cd make this for me? Or is there someone you may know who i could employ to make them for me ? I live in neutral bay, sydney. My phone is 0451 952693. Wd b thrilled and grateful for any help. Thank you in eager anticipation. Roz

    Like

  4. Pingback: Make your own light hat – Red lights on the brain
  5. Pingback: Introducing the Coronet – Red lights on the brain
  6. Pingback: Red lights preserve brain cells…and make more of ‘em – Red lights on the brain
  7. Pingback: Brain cells – Red lights on the brain
  8. Pingback: Three days – Red lights on the brain
  9. Pingback: Transcranial lights are the way to go. – Red lights on the brain

Comments are closed.

%d bloggers like this: