Eatontown Red Light Therapy | NovoTHOR Bed Nearby

Red light therapy for Eatontown, NJ

NovoTHOR whole-body red light therapy for Eatontown, NJ, west along Route 18 and Route 33. Free parking and sessions of fifteen to twenty minutes.

Off-peak drive

25 min

Rush hour

36 min

The way there

Route 33 east, Route 18 north

Getting out of Eatontown is the slow part — the Route 35 and Route 36 junction is a knot at almost any hour — and after that Route 18 down to Route 33 is easy.

Anyone who lives here already knows that the hard part of any trip is the first mile of it. The Route 35 and Route 36 corridor carries the shopping traffic for a good chunk of eastern Monmouth County, and at five in the afternoon it does not much matter where you are going. Once you are clear of it and onto Route 18 or Wyckoff Road, the rest is uneventful.

What is at the other end

One NovoTHOR bed, one room, by appointment, in a strip plaza on Route 9 with a free lot in front of it. A session is fifteen to twenty minutes lying down under red and near-infrared light. It is FDA-cleared for temporary relief of minor muscle and joint pain, minor arthritis pain and muscle spasm, and for increasing local blood circulation — a narrow claim, deliberately stated narrowly.

Boroughs and places next to Eatontown

Oceanport

Oceanport is the borough immediately northeast of Eatontown, on the Shrewsbury River. Monmouth Park Racetrack, which first ran thoroughbreds in 1870 and holds the Haskell each summer, is here, along with Blackberry Bay Park on Port au Peck Avenue and a share of the former Fort Monmouth.

Port-au-Peck

Port-au-Peck is a section of Oceanport occupying a peninsula in the Shrewsbury River and covering roughly half the borough. The name comes from the Lenape Pootapeck. Monmouth Park station, a seasonal North Jersey Coast Line stop that serves the racetrack, sits near Port-au-Peck Avenue.

Questions from Eatontown

What is the best way out of town at rush hour?

Wyckoff Road southwest instead of fighting the Route 35 and Route 36 junction, then across to Route 9. It is slightly longer in miles and usually quicker between four and six.

Is this convenient from the Fort Monmouth side?

It is. The old main post sits just off the Route 35 corridor, and we are more or less straight west of it. Wyckoff Road is the useful road from that end of the borough.

How many sessions before people notice anything?

It varies and we are not going to invent a number for you. Some people notice something within a couple of visits and some do not. If a few weeks have gone by and nothing has changed, stop — we would rather say that than sell you a package.

Can I book online, or do I have to call?

Either. There is a booking link on this site, and the phone number takes texts. Texting is usually quickest if you want to ask something before committing to a time.