A Second Chance at Life: Rio's Story

Four years of suffering, every treatment tried, and a heartbreaking decision looming- until EquiSol Red Light Therapy changed everything.

Meet Rio.

Rio is an adult gelding who has battled summer sores — a painful, parasitic skin disease — every summer for four years running. This past season was the worst yet, with more sores than he'd ever had at once. His owner, Emily, had tried every medication and treatment she could find. Nothing worked. As the sores worsened and Rio's pain became impossible to watch, Emily found herself facing an unbearable choice.

EquiSol horse leg wrap and bell boot red light therapy in use.

"I've tried every medication you can possibly think of and nothing was working," Emily shared. "I was actually considering euthanasia because I didn't want him to continue to suffer." With no conventional options left, Emily reached out to equine wellness expert Jackie, who recommended EquiSol's Red Light Therapy Bell Boots. In May 2024, Emily began treating Rio every morning for 15 minutes — sometimes adding a second session in the evenings.

The change was visible almost immediately. "Throughout the process I could see a daily change of the sores beginning to shrink." Flies decreased around the sores, the tissue began producing healthy wound fluid instead of bleeding, and even the largest, most stubborn sore finally started to close. Within 90 days, the sores were cleared up and gone.

Rio now walks out of his stall without taking a bad step and canters freely with his friends. "Thank you EquiSol for saving Rio's life!" Emily says simply — and we couldn't be more honored to have been part of his journey.

EquiSol horse leg wrap red light therapy in use.
EquiSol horse leg wrap red light therapy in use.
EquiSol horse leg wrap red light therapy in use on back.
EquiSol horse leg wrap red light therapy in use on back.
EquiSol horse leg wrap red light therapy in use on neck.
EquiSol horse leg wrap red light therapy in use.

EquiSol Red and Near-Infrared Light Therapy Leg Wraps for Horses – Tendon & Joint Care

$500.00
Description

Support your horse’s recovery and performance with the EquiSol Red and Near-Infrared Light Therapy Leg Wraps. Engineered with a 2:1 ratio of near-infrared to red LEDs, the wraps prioritize deeper tissue support while still addressing surface-level inflammation. Using 660nm red and 850nm near-infrared light, they deliver targeted therapy to help reduce soreness, support circulation, and accelerate recovery following training or injury.

Lightweight and easy to use, these leg wraps bring professional-grade light therapy to everyday equine care. Sold as a pair.

Therapeutic Benefits:

  • Helps reduce fatigue, inflammation, and post-injury swelling

  • Hydrates joints and soft tissue

  • Aids in wound and bone healing a well as muscle recovery.

  • Red Light (660nm) penetrates up to 10mm for surface-level treatment

  • Near-Infrared Light (850nm) penetrates up to 50mm to reach deeper tissues at the cellular level

Smart Design Features:

  • Durable, easy-to-clean felt exterior

  • Four secure Velcro straps for a reliable fit

  • Wireless, hands-free operation

  • 15 minute treatment with automatic shut-off timer

  • 8-10 uses before needing to recharge 

  • Integrated power button and accessible charging port

  • Internal safety shut-off to prevent overheating or malfunction

  • One size fits all (12"L x 11"W)

Advanced Technology:

  • Optimal 2:1 ratio of Near-Infrared (850nm) to Red Light (660nm) LEDs

  • 110 Led Lights 

  • Irradiance: 113 mW/cm²

  • Zero EMF exposure (nnEMF: 0)

  • Third-party tested and personally quality-checked before shipping

  • Backed by a one-year warranty

  • LEDs guaranteed 50,000 hour life

Please note:

EquiSol's red infrared light therapy devices, along with any other products and information featured on our site, are not designed to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Our offerings are not a substitute for professional veterinary care. If you're seeking treatment for a specific issue, we strongly advise consulting with a qualified veterinarian.
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