This invention belongs to the technical field of
ultraviolet (UV) therapy devices, specifically relating to a
cushion-type UV therapy device, including a phototherapy module, a
handle, a support module, and a
control system. The phototherapy module is mounted on the support module and is electrically connected to the
control system, which is also electrically connected to the
handle. This
cushion-type UV therapy device supplements
vitamin D by irradiating UV light. During use, the device is placed on a sofa or chair, and the user leans against it. Through its unique structural design and advanced narrow-spectrum UV light technology, it not only efficiently promotes
vitamin D production but also helps prevent and assist in the treatment of other diseases. It also boasts advantages such as high safety, ease of operation, and affordability, providing users with a superior
treatment experience.