Should You Rent a Red Light Therapy Device Before Buying One in Singapore?

If you’re deciding between two red light therapy devices, a rental makes sense when there’s a question you can only answer at home. Can you position the panel over your shoulder on your own? Is there room to leave it set up? Would you actually use it on a Tuesday evening? In Singapore, you can try the Celluma HOME II for S$100 a week or the original Celluma PRO for S$140. Here’s how to make that week count.

What does a one-week Celluma rental actually cost?

HOME II: The weekly fee is S$100, with a S$1,000 refundable security deposit. Budget S$1,100 upfront for one week. The panel has a 14 × 6 inch treatment area and two programmes, Wrinkles and Aches & Pain.

Original PRO: The weekly fee is S$140, with a S$2,000 refundable security deposit. Budget S$2,140 upfront for one week. Its 16 × 8 inch treatment area is larger, and it adds an Acne programme. If acne is the reason you’re looking at LED therapy, choose this rental so you can try the programme you’d buy the device for.

The difference in weekly cost is S$40. The difference in the deposit you need to set aside is S$1,000. The deposit is refundable when you return the device in the agreed condition. If you decide to buy after the trial, Celluma Asia credits the eligible rental fees towards your purchase. For example, two weeks with the PRO would give you S$280 in trial fees to put towards an eligible purchase. Check availability before planning a second week. Compare the HOME II and PRO rental terms.

Three things worth testing in your own home

1. Try the spot where you’ll really use it. At collection, ask the team to demonstrate positioning for the area you have in mind. Then try setting up in your usual chair or on your bed, following the instructions. If you need someone to help every time, that’s worth knowing before you buy.
2. Give it an ordinary evening. The first session is easy to make time for because it’s new. Pick a day when you’ll be home from work at your usual hour. Notice how much time you spend getting the device out, arranging it and packing it away. A smaller panel you can leave within reach may suit you better than a larger one stored in a cupboard.
3. Decide what would justify the upgrade. If you’re comparing coverage, ask to see both sizes at collection. If you’re comparing programmes, write down which one you expect to use most. At the end of the week, check whether your experience backs up that first impression.

What can I learn in a week?

You can learn whether the controls make sense, whether you’re comfortable in the recommended position and whether the device fits your routine. A week gives you much less information about longer-term changes in your skin. Follow the instructions for the model you take home and resist the temptation to squeeze in extra sessions before return day. If you’ve never used a panel, our walkthrough of a Celluma session explains what to expect.

When would a showroom visit be enough?

If your main question is “Which panel will cover the area I have in mind?”, start with an appointment. You can compare the panels side by side and practise positioning one with the team. If your question is “Will I keep using it once I bring it home?”, that’s a good reason to rent.

Trial units are collected and returned by appointment at 138 Robinson Road, #03-48 Oxley Tower, Singapore 068906. When you enquire, tell us the area you want to use the panel on and the week you’d like to try it. We can check availability and have the right model ready to show you. Check PRO trial availability or enquire about the HOME II trial.