Mito Red Light MitoADAPT MAX 4.0
Product image: Mito Red Light product page.
The MitoADAPT MAX 4.0 is Mito Red Light's 36-by-12-inch panel with 288 lenses (576 LED chips) and a 460 W rating.
Mito markets an eight-wavelength design with 11 possible modes; its page data lists five peaks (630, 660, 810, 830 and 850 nm). The brand says it covers the full body for most users.
It offers more mode options than most panels we list. A Mito-commissioned lab measured 49.4 mW/cm² on average at 6 inches, lower than the brand's MitoPRO 1500+, despite the higher price.
Prices
| Store | Price | Price checked / source | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mito Red Light (brand site) Brand banner: 'save up to $900 on full body panels with code EARLYBLACK' (code not reflected in this price) | $1499 | Nov 1, 2026 brand store data |
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Price history
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Specs & regulatory status
| Size (height) | 36 in (91 cm) Panel only: 36″ × 12″. Brand: 'MAX 4.0 — 288 lens / 576 chip, 460W, 36"×12"'. source |
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| Wavelengths | 630 nm, 660 nm, 810 nm, 830 nm, 850 nm source Brand markets 8 wavelengths; its page data lists these 5 peaks. |
| Power claimed (irradiance) | 140 mW/cm² '>140 mW/cm²' solar-meter peak at 6 in (brand test-data page); product page lists 130 mW/cm² at 6 in. source |
| Power measured (available third-party measurement) | 49.4 mW/cm² · LightLab International (ISO/IEC 17025 lab), commissioned by Mito Red Average at 6 in; peak 59.3 mW/cm². Report LLIA002765-002, Sept 12, 2025. source |
| FDA status | No clearance found Brand says 'FDA Class II registered'; registration/listing with FDA is not the same as a 510(k) clearance. No 510(k) found in FDA's database by brand or product name. |
"No clearance found" means we found no matching record in the FDA's database. That doesn't prove no clearance exists. FDA clearance is not FDA approval, and a listed specification isn't proof that a device works. How we check FDA status.
Terms on this page
- nm
- Nanometres, the unit for a light's wavelength (its colour). Red light is roughly 620–700 nm; near-infrared is above 700 nm.
- mW/cm²
- Milliwatts per square centimetre: how much light power reaches each square centimetre of skin (irradiance).
- 510(k)
- The FDA premarket notification route. A cleared 510(k) means the FDA found the device substantially equivalent to one already on the market. It is not FDA approval.
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