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Sara
28 days ago
Help, my bearing no longer emits lights. What can I do? Thanks.
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Feb 09, 2026
ย Sara, when device is on and you click on the button, you select light mode - light will flash for 1 second and will turn off, just to show what light mode is selected. During transfer those lights should be working.
If selected lights are not working during transfer please try the following:
  1. Please make sure audio volume is set to maximum level on your phone or laptop.
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Feb 09, 2026
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Anton SF Thanks, I restarted and luckily it started again!!!! Thanks a lot
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Marlies Zoll
28 days ago
Dear team, can you please add me to the new version of infopathy testing group, the one where you can select apply to water and apply to body. Thanks. 

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Feb 09, 2026
Marlies Zoll, please visit this page https://www.infopathy.com/new_playerย to setup new player. Thank you!ย 
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Kamada
28 days ago
Hello, can it be applied directly to the head near the sinuses? Is there any contraindication to using a glow pad?
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Feb 09, 2026
ย Kamada, yes, using the Glowing IC Pad directly near the sinuses is acceptable. Common placements include the bridge of the nose, forehead (frontal sinuses), and cheeks (maxillary sinuses), and you can gently cover the LEDs so they donโ€™t shine into your eyes. In general thereโ€™s no blanket contraindication to the Glow Pad itself, but observe a few cautions: avoid pointing bright LEDs directly into the eyes, start with shorter... See more
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