Spectrum 7 or POLY? Understanding Our Red Light Options
- Exotic Tans & Red Light Sauna Spa
If you’re exploring red light therapy in Warwick, you may have noticed two names on the Exotic Tans service menu: Spectrum 7 and POLY. Both are red light options, but their equipment specifications and included features differ.
Knowing those differences gives you a useful starting point before booking. Here’s a practical comparison of what the salon lists for each service, along with the details to confirm when planning your visit.
Spectrum 7: Seven Wavelengths and a 10-Minute Session
Spectrum 7 is the salon’s full-body red light system featuring seven wavelengths. Its listed session length is 10 minutes.
That short equipment session can be helpful when planning your calendar, but allow additional time for checking in, learning how the system works and getting ready. For a first visit, confirm the total appointment window rather than assuming you’ll be back outside exactly 10 minutes after arriving.
You can review the Spectrum 7 flyer and service information on our red light therapy page.
POLY: A Red Light Panel With a Massage Chair Included
POLY is listed for facial red light sessions. The equipment description identifies a panel with 1,820 LEDs operating at a 633 nm wavelength.
A massage chair is included in the POLY service. If that feature interests you, ask the team to explain how the appointment is arranged and how the chair is used during the experience.
The service information available here doesn’t specify a POLY session length, so confirm that when booking. Don’t assume it follows Spectrum 7’s 10-minute timing simply because both appear under red light therapy.
Compare the Listed Features
| Detail | Spectrum 7 | POLY |
|---|---|---|
| Service description | Full-body red light | Facial red light |
| Listed light specification | Seven wavelengths | 1,820 LEDs at 633 nm |
| Session timing | 10 minutes | Confirm with the salon |
| Included feature highlighted | Seven-wavelength system | Massage chair |
These specifications describe the equipment. They don’t establish that one service is better for every guest or guarantee a particular result.
Instead, use the comparison to decide what you want to learn more about: the equipment format, the appointment length or the included massage chair experience.
What to Confirm Before Your First Appointment
Start by naming the service you’re interested in. Asking specifically for Spectrum 7 or POLY helps the team explain the right equipment and appointment details.
Then confirm:
- What clothing and preparation instructions apply?
- How will you be positioned during the session?
- What equipment instructions and eye-protection requirements apply?
- How much time should you allow for the complete visit?
- What is included in the price or your existing package?
If you’re comparing the services for a specific skin or medical concern, discuss that concern with an appropriate healthcare professional rather than relying on equipment specifications or promotional descriptions.
Keep Dedicated Red Light and Hybrid Tanning Separate
Exotic Tans also offers tanning equipment that combines UV tanning and red light. Those hybrid machines are a separate category from the dedicated red light services described here.
Hybrid UV/red light tanning equipment still emits UV radiation. When booking, be clear about whether you want a dedicated red light appointment or a tanning session. You can explore the separate equipment lineup on our tanning services page.
Check Your Package Before Booking
If you already have a membership or session package, ask how it applies to Spectrum 7 and POLY. Confirm any co-pay, included features and charges for adding another service.
The current pricing information provides a starting point, while the salon can explain the details for your selected appointment.
Visit Exotic Tans & Red Light Sauna Spa at 99 Lambert Lind Highway, Warwick, RI 02886. Call (401) 734-4786 or contact the salon to compare the two experiences and arrange your visit.


