Ziree Z1109 308nm UVB Handheld Phototherapy Device

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Ziree Z1109 308nm UVB Handheld Phototherapy Device

Name: Ziree Z1109 308nm UVB Handheld Phototherapy Device
Brand: Ziree
SKU: shopify_ZZ_7564720341082_42220504088666
Price: 375.00 AUD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.65 (17 reviews)

Rated 4.65 out of 5 based on 17 customer ratings

(17 customer reviews)

When it’s one stubborn patch, target the patch. The Ziree Z1109 puts nine 308nm UVB LEDs behind a compact 4.5cm² treatment window, for smaller, defined areas rather than broad sections of skin. Battery powered, handheld and controlled directly from the device — the smallest and most targeted treatment window in our UVB range.

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Target the Patch

A compact 4.5cm² light window concentrates use on one small, defined area at a time.

308nm UVB — Nine LEDs

Nine 308nm UV LEDs behind the window, the narrowband wavelength used in targeted phototherapy.

For Small, Stubborn Patches

Targeted UVB phototherapy for people dealing with psoriasis or vitiligo in small, localised areas rather than across large sections of skin.

Hands, Elbows, Knees

The compact rechargeable design is easy to position over localised areas without the coverage of a larger lamp.

4.6

Based on 17 reviews

Rating breakdown from 17 customer reviews.

I like the adjustable settings. It’s very user-friendly.

Grace V.

At-home treatments are so much easier now!

Harper S.

I love how simple and effective this lamp is.

Avery H.

Product Details

Not every area needs a larger UVB lamp. The Ziree Z1109 is built around the opposite idea: a small treatment window for a small, defined area.

Nine 308nm UV LEDs sit behind a 4.5cm² exposure window, with Ziree specifying an output of 8.5mW/cm². The device is rechargeable, handheld and has time- and dose-controlled operating modes through its built-in display.

This is a UV device, not a skincare gadget. Read the safety information below in full before you buy, and speak to your GP or dermatologist before starting any UV phototherapy at home.

For small, localised patches — targeted UVB for areas such as hands, elbows and knees
308nm UVB — nine LED light sources
4.5cm² treatment window — concentrates exposure on one defined area at a time
8.5mW/cm² specified output — with time and dose controls built into the device
Rechargeable handheld design — 180 × 40.5mm with no power cord while operating

How to Use

Use the 4.5cm² treatment window over the small, localised area you intend to expose.
Put on protective UV goggles before operating the device and avoid direct exposure to the eyes.
Hold the treatment window at the manufacturer-specified working distance of 1cm ± 0.5cm from the skin.
Use the device's built-in time and dose controls according to the manufacturer's instructions and the guidance provided by your doctor or dermatologist. Do not exceed the recommended exposure.

UVB Safety Information Read before using this device

This device emits ultraviolet B radiation. UV exposure carries risks. Speak to your GP or dermatologist before starting UVB phototherapy at home and follow the instructions supplied with your device.

Ziree Z1109 — Manufacturer Safety Information

Ziree state that this device is applicable for clinical units, or for home use by skin disease patients under the guidance of a doctor.

Ziree state that the following people should not use ultraviolet radiation therapy:

People with solar dermatitis
People with lupus erythematosus
People with Bloom syndrome
People with malignant tumours
People with dermatomyositis
People with xeroderma pigmentosum
Pregnant women
Anyone else for whom ultraviolet radiation therapy is not suitable

Before Using UVB

Get medical guidance before starting. Whether UVB phototherapy is appropriate for your skin, and how it should be used, should be discussed with your GP or dermatologist.
Protect your eyes. Avoid direct eye exposure. Use appropriate UV-protective eyewear in accordance with the instructions supplied with your device.
Follow the manufacturer's exposure instructions. Do not exceed the exposure time, dose or frequency specified in the supplied instructions or by your healthcare professional.
Check your medications. Some medicines can increase sensitivity to ultraviolet light. Ask your doctor or pharmacist about photosensitivity before using UVB.
Skin cancer, significant sun damage or light-sensitive conditions require medical advice. Speak to your doctor before UV exposure if any of these apply to you.
Using coal tar? Do not combine coal tar products with UV therapy unless your doctor has directed you to do so.

Additional Ziree Instructions

Ziree state that direct eye exposure must be avoided and protective goggles should be worn during operation.
Ziree state that the device is not suitable for children.
Do not exceed the exposure times specified in the manufacturer's instructions or by your healthcare professional.

If you are unsure whether UVB phototherapy is suitable for you, do not use the device until you have spoken to your doctor.

Frequently Asked Questions

How big an area does it cover?

4.5cm² — roughly the size of a large postage stamp. It's built for one small, defined area at a time rather than a forearm or a back.

Do I need goggles?

Yes. Ziree specify protective goggles during operation. Check what's in your box on arrival and don't operate the device without eye protectio

Is it corded?

No. It runs on a rechargeable lithium battery, so you can hold and angle it freely while it's in use and charge it between sessions.

Is this suitable for me to use at home?

That's a question for your GP or dermatologist, and we'd rather you asked them than took our word for it. Ziree themselves state the device is for clinical use or for home use under a doctor's guidance, and they list a number of conditions under which ultraviolet therapy should not be used at all — please read the safety information above in full before ordering.