Evidence-based articles on women’s health through every stage, from cycles and pelvic health to menopause.
9 articles
Vulvar and perineal tissues are rarely talked about. This guide explains how the Fringe Light Therapy Liner works, what red, near-infrared and blue light each do, and 10 ways it may support comfort.
From menopause and pelvic comfort to skin, mood and joints, this article walks through 10 areas where red and near-infrared light may support women's bodies, and the science behind each.
The abdomen and pelvis house digestive, reproductive, bladder and immune tissues. This article looks at how red and near-infrared light interact with cells there, and what emerging research suggests.
An honest look at the early research on light therapy and endometriosis-related pelvic discomfort: what the small human studies found, where their limits are, and what is still unknown.
Urinary incontinence is common and rarely talked about. This article explains the main types and looks at the science behind light and vibration therapy as an at-home part of a pelvic health routine.
Menopause brings sharp hormonal shifts and symptoms that often go undiscussed. Learn how red, near-infrared and blue light may support sleep, mood, skin, pelvic comfort and more during the transition.
Pelvic floor pain, incontinence and related concerns are very common among women. This article explains how red, near-infrared and blue light work, and why Fringe paired light with vibration in its Pelvic Wand.
How red and near infrared light support collagen and elastin production in the skin, what studies report on wrinkles and elasticity, and why this gentle approach needs no downtime.
Blue, red and near infrared light each act on skin in different ways. See what the research says about using them for acne-prone skin, and how the Fringe Red Light Face Mask combines all three.