LED Technologies, LLC Expands DPL® Therapy Worldwide as Alternative Treatment for Pain Management

Denver, CO, December 09, 2009 --(PR.com)-- DPL® Therapy, an alternative OTC therapeutic infrared light system for pain relief, is expanding distributors and sales worldwide. DPL® Therapy, manufactured by LED Technologies, LLC is an FDA cleared LED light therapy system and proving to be safe, natural, non-invasive, very effective, and drug free. The system’s deep penetrating infrared light stimulates the circulatory system and studies indicate the efficiency of 660nm and 880nm LEDs, (light emitting diodes), are highly effective in managing pain associated with arthritis, sports injuries, and muscle tension.

Cassandra Austin, DPL® Therapy Medical & Pain Sales Manager states, "I’m excited to offer DPL® Therapy for people living with pain as light therapy offers them hope. I would love to see a DPL® system in every home and a decline in the usage of OTC and prescription pain pills. DPL® Therapy is making huge strides in medical pain management arenas and we’ve just begun to saturate the market. As baby boomers begin to age, arthritis is becoming prevalent in our society with few options for relief other than drugs. We anticipate DPL® Therapy will offer an affordable option for relief to those individuals suffering with arthritis pain”.

LED Technologies, LLC welcomes Patricia Gonzales as Account Manager to their Alternative Health & Wellness sales and marketing department. Patricia comments, “I'm very pleased to join LED Technologies, LLC and certainly look forward to what the future holds as we research, develop, and advance our knowledge and technology in light therapy for safe and affordable pain management for health practitioners, therapists and home users.”

DPL® Therapy is FDA cleared as a Class II Medical Device: Intended for the relaxation of muscles and relief of muscle spasms; temporary relief of minor muscle and joint aches, pain and stiffness; temporary relief of minor pain and stiffness associated with arthritis; and to temporarily increase local blood circulation.

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