The Beurer IL 50 infrared lamp works with IR-A radiation, although this specific detail is not explicitly mentioned in the provided sources, it is common for infrared lamps used for therapeutic purposes, such as muscle relaxation and cold treatment, to utilize IR-A radiation due to its deeper penetration into tissue. To confirm, IR-A radiation is typically used in medical and therapeutic infrared lamps because it penetrates deeper into the body, providing more effective heat treatment for muscles and other tissues.

The "Beurer IL 50" device works with IR-C radiation. Infrared lamps such as the Beurer IL 50 typically operate in the range of long-wave infrared radiation (IR-C), which is suitable for the heat treatment of muscles and joints.

Hello Therese, if you hold your face in front of the device, you should close your eyes and use the rubber goggles supplied. Otherwise the infrared radiation can damage your eyes.

If you stick to the recommended maximum time you should spend in front of the device, you don't need sun cream... The device is not intended to harm the skin, but to have a positive effect... It is important to cover your eyes. I think there is even something supplied with the device.

Yes

You can set this as often as you like. After max. 15 minutes, the device switches off, then simply reset to the desired time.

Glasses are included, please always wear them

Have found one at our skin doctor in Schlieren. Search for product at .... DAVITA 51016 Uv-patient safety goggles.....

You didn't check anything, did you? It's declared two times.. Right below the name and if you scroll down at "Availability": approx. 4–6 weeks