POP by DemarkQ is a light therapy device that's shaped like a smartphone and packed with 74 medical-grade duo LEDs to emit both blue and red light. The device is effective for everything from balancing the production of sebum to stimulating the production of collagen, and it is an effective way to experience high-quality results at home. Like a small mobile device, POP can be held up to the face to target a specific area of concern. After a period of three minutes, the device automatically turns off. The device makes it easy to enjoy the benefits of light therapy daily in a proven and safe way.
Alongside POP, DemarkQ also offers a three-LED light treatment called POW and WOW as a full-face treatment that has a total of 224 LEDs.
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Why This Trend Is Growing
- Home Light Therapy
- The rise of handheld light therapy devices like DemarkQ's POP offers an opportunity for companies to create innovative home light therapy products.
- Portable Medical Devices
- The development of compact medical-grade devices like POP opens up opportunities for creating more portable and user-friendly medical devices in various fields.
- Smartphone-shaped Devices
- The design of POP as a smartphone-shaped device suggests the potential for more innovative and creative designs for handheld or portable devices in the future.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Beauty & Skincare
- Handheld light therapy devices like POP represent a disruptive innovation opportunity for companies in the beauty and skincare industry to create innovative and portable light therapy devices for home use.
- Medical Devices
- The development of medical-grade handheld devices like POP presents opportunities for disruption and innovation in the medical device industry to create more portable and user-friendly medical devices in various fields.
- Consumer Electronics
- The design and functionality of handheld light therapy devices like POP demonstrate an opportunity for companies in the consumer electronics industry to create innovative and creative designs for portable devices in the future.
