It's 3am and your feet are on fire. Again.
- You sleep through the night, the burning that wakes you at 2am starts to quiet.
- You keep a clear head, no gabapentin fog, no cortisone shots, no insoles to keep buying.
- You keep a clear head, the relief doesn't cost you the fog.
- You try it for 60 nights. If your nights aren't better, you get every penny back.
660nm red + 880nm near-infrared. Both wavelengths, not one. 880nm is the deeper of the two near-infrared wavelengths in common use, and it is the same pairing chosen for the only FDA-cleared red light slipper on the US market. We use it for the same reason: depth
360 diodes per pair — 240 red at 660nm, 120 near-infrared at 880nm.
SoleMend™ delivers red (660nm) and near-infrared (880nm) light to the skin and tissue of the feet. Use of this kind of light may help temporarily increase local circulation and ease discomfort in the feet. That is the claim — all of it. It does not treat, cure, or reverse neuropathy, and we will not tell you it does.
Nerves respond slowly — slower than muscle, slower than skin. You will feel warmth in about sixty seconds; that tells you the session is on, not that you're better. If it works for you, you'll usually know within about 30 days of daily 20-minute sessions. Consistency beats intensity. Judge it at week eight — you'll still be inside the 60-night window.
Use it nightly for up to 60 nights. If it isn't helping, email support@orlinco.com for a full refund — no return shipping fee, no restocking games. You find out on your feet, not on your credit card.
Why Your Feet Burn Most at Night
Every nerve in your foot depends on a network of tiny blood vessels to deliver oxygen. Over time, high blood sugar can narrow those vessels and reduce the supply reaching the nerve. When a nerve is not properly supported, it may begin sending signals nobody asked for, burning, tingling, electric zaps, or the feeling of walking on needles. That is why the discomfort can feel especially intense at night. Gabapentin may help quiet the signal temporarily. But it works on the alarm, not the underlying supply supporting the nerve.
How SoleMend Supports the Nerves in Your Feet
SoleMend is worn on both feet for just 20 minutes a day. It delivers two targeted wavelengths, 660nm red light and 850nm near-infrared light, which are absorbed by cells in the feet. This process may help release nitric oxide, a natural signal that encourages blood vessels to relax and widen. That matters because improved local circulation can help deliver more oxygen and nutrients to the nerves and surrounding tissue. Instead of simply masking the signals your feet are sending, SoleMend is designed to support the local environment those nerves depend on.
Numb and Burning at the Same Time?
It sounds impossible, but the mechanism is simple. The nerves that report touch can go quiet, while the nerves that carry pain begin misfiring. So your feet may feel numb, yet still burn, sting, or zap. That loss of information changes how you move. You shuffle. Reach for the counter. Stop the walk early.
SoleMend uses 660nm red light and 850nm near-infrared light for 20 minutes on both feet.
The light may support nitric oxide release and local circulation, helping deliver more oxygen and nutrients to the nerves that depend on it. For some people, progress starts with small things: feeling their toes touch, noticing the bathwater temperature, or sensing the floor more clearly again.
Warm feet, even in the middle of winter
Your feet stay warm because blood carries heat into them through the same small vessels that support the nerves. When circulation is reduced, less warm blood reaches the feet. Cold weather can tighten those vessels further, which is why symptoms often feel worse in winter—and why your feet can feel freezing and burning at the same time. Another pair of socks may trap warmth, but it cannot create warmth that is not reaching the foot. A heating pad warms the surface, then the effect fades when it is removed.
SoleMend uses 660nm red light and 850nm near-infrared light for 20 minutes on both feet.
These wavelengths may help release nitric oxide, encouraging local blood vessels to relax and supporting the flow of warm blood into the feet. Many users notice a gentle warmth during a session. It is a simple sign that the treatment is active, not a guarantee of results, but a reassuring part of the routine.
Unlike insoles, pills, and cortisone shots,
SoleMend targets what those never reach.
Fits the life you already live.
No pills to fog your head, no cortisone shots, no insoles to keep buying. Just a 20-minute session in the chair you already sit in every night.
Reaches past the surface.
660nm red and 880nm near-infrared light reach beyond the skin toward the small blood vessels in your feet — the layer creams and insoles can't touch, and the one that feeds a starved nerve.
—— STRAIGHT ANSWERS ——
The questions you're actually asking.
This category has earned your suspicion. Most devices like this hide their specs — ours are published: diode counts, measured irradiance at skin contact, dose per session. Most link "studies" hosted on their own website — our research links go to PubMed: study 1, study 2, study 3. Most quote a success percentage — we won't, because we don't have one. Most say it works for everything — ours is for feet, nerves, and circulation, and we've listed what it's NOT for. And if after all that it doesn't help you: 60 nights, full refund, no return shipping fee.
Yes — the arithmetic is on your side. Most people who respond notice it within about 30 days of nightly use. The guarantee runs 60 nights. That leaves you roughly a month of margin to decide on evidence rather than hope.
Two. SoleMend™ ships as a pair — one wrap for each foot, used at the same time. A full session for both feet takes 20 minutes, not 40. You should never have to alternate feet or buy a second unit.
The wrap's surface temperature is capped at [[MAX_SURFACE_TEMP_C]] — warm, never hot — because a foot with neuropathy may not feel a burn coming. Use it seated or resting, not for walking. If you have open sores or ulcers on your feet, are pregnant, take photosensitizing medication, or are being treated for cancer, read the contraindications page and check with your doctor first. Your podiatrist will not be offended by the question.
It does not work for everyone. Some people feel a meaningful difference; some feel nothing beyond the warmth. We can't tell you in advance which you'll be — nobody honestly can. That is exactly what the 60 nights are for: if it's not helping, send it back for a full refund, no return shipping fee.
Twenty minutes is the sweet spot (red light follows a biphasic dose response — more isn't better). Up to two sessions daily if discomfort is severe: one in the morning, one in the evening.
A person. [[SUPPORT_NAME]] reads and answers support@orlinco.com. Prefer the phone? [[SUPPORT_PHONE]]. Hardware is covered for 1 year — if a wrap fails, we replace it.
