Alex Fergus
Alex Fergus
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Mito Red Light Scott Chaverri Interview: CEO Explains All

Mito Red Light CEO Scott Chaverri reveals why he's not chasing higher power, why pulsing isn't in their products, and how lasers may shape the future. Plus, he critiques my reviews—don’t miss that.

Mito Red Light Scott Chaverri Interview: CEO Explains All
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Introduction

What happens when one of the most influential red light therapy CEOs sits down for a candid conversation?

In this episode, I interview Scott Chaverri, founder and CEO of Mito Red, who discusses lasers, panels, wavelengths, and where the industry is heading. If you’ve ever wondered why some devices use certain wavelengths, whether more power is always better, or if pulsing is just a fad—this deep dive is for you.

Show Notes

Scott Chaverri, CEO of Mito Red, joins me to discuss his journey, product development philosophy, and why his company focuses on delivering safe and effective innovations in red light therapy. We cover everything from panels and helmets to green light therapy, dosing, and what really matters for long-term results.

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Key Topics

  • The Origin of Mito Red: How Scott built the company and what drives its mission to be a one-stop shop for red light therapy.
  • Product Expansion: From basic panels to helmets, mats, and portable devices, and why listening to customers shaped the growth of Mito Red.
  • Lasers vs. LEDs: The pros, cons, and why safety profiles matter in consumer devices.
  • Power Ratings: Why “more powerful” isn’t always better, and how Mito Red balances performance with safety.
  • MitoADAPT: How the new adaptive panel and app collect real-world usage data to optimize protocols.
  • Non-Red Wavelengths: The potential roles of amber, green, and even near-1000nm light.
  • Pulsing Technology: Why Scott remains skeptical of pulsing in LED panels—and when it might make sense.
  • Customer Care: The philosophy that drives Mito Red to keep users happy and supported.
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I aim to be affiliated with as many light therapy companies as possible to remove bias. If you purchase products through links in the article, I receive a small commission, which helps fund these reviews and helps you make informed decisions.

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My Reviews:

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⭐ Mito Red MitoMIND: Deep-Dive Brain Light Therapy Review!
⭐ Mito Red Light MitoPRO Mega X: Decent Option But...
⭐ Mito Red MitoRecharge - More Affordable Red Light Bed?!
⭐ Mito Red MitoPRO 1500+ Review: Know This Before You Buy
⭐ MitoADAPT MIN Vs BioMAX 300: Which Is Better?

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