Viral Veinlite Ledx Skin Transilluminator Massive 30% Savings [XoLJaVEs]

Introducing the Viral Veinlite Ledx Skin Transilluminator Massive 30% Savings [XoLJaVEs]

Experience unparalleled vein visualization with the Viral Veinlite Ledx Skin Transilluminator Massive 30% Savings [XoLJaVEs], the cutting-edge portable transilluminator designed for precise and efficient vein imaging. This state-of-the-art device offers an expanded viewing area and deeper focus, making it an essential tool for professionals and patients alike. With its user-friendly design and high-contrast imaging capabilities, the VeinLite LEDX is ideal for identifying varicose or spider veins, ensuring accurate and effective treatment.

Key Features and Specifications

The VeinLite LEDX is equipped with 32 high-intensity LEDs, including 24 orange LEDs for surface veins and 8 red LEDs for deeper veins or darker skin tones. This dual-color LED configuration ensures optimal visibility in various skin types. The device features an expanded illumination area and the widest opening in its class, allowing for easier access to a broader range of patients. With its patented color technology and effective performance on both light and dark skin tones, the VeinLite LEDX sets a new standard in vein visualization. Key features include:

• Expanded illumination area for comprehensive viewing
• Widest opening for improved access

Practical Uses and Kit Components

The VeinLite LEDX is not just a tool for visualizing veins; it is an essential instrument for sclerotherapy procedures. The high-contrast imaging and user-friendly elements such as rechargeability and disposable covers make it a practical choice for professionals. The included kit contains a rechargeable LED Veinlite, 32 LEDs in two colors, a charger, 50 disposable covers, a light shield, and a size adapter. These components ensure that you have everything you need to perform successful vein visualization and sclerotherapy procedures. Practical uses include:

• Vein visualization for accurate diagnosis
• Support for sclerotherapy procedures