Red Light Therapy Top 10 · Brand review · September 2026
iRestore Red Light Therapy Review (2026)
Medical review: All articles on Red Light Therapy Top 10 are reviewed for scientific accuracy and evidence-based relevance by our medical expert team. This page is wellness information, not a diagnosis or a treatment plan. Red light therapy may help some people with skin appearance or recovery goals. It is not presented here as a treatment for any named disease. Hair-growth language below applies only to FDA-cleared iRestore laser helmets, a different device class from the Apex body panels.
iRestore (manufacturer spelling iRESTORE; Freedom Laser Therapy, Inc., La Mirada, California) is a hair-first brand that also sells Apex LED body panels, Illumina LED masks, and wearable belts. The 2026 panel story is two half-body chassis that share the same size and the same eight named wavelengths: Apex Pro 1500 (300 x 5W LEDs, Shopify sticker $1,299) and Apex Elite 2160 (432 x 5W LEDs, Shopify sticker $2,199). Door mount is in the box. Floor stands start at $159 on the JSON catalog. Homepage “FDA-Cleared” language is for the laser hair helmets. Apex panels are FDA-registered / 510(k)-exempt Class II listings, the same kind of listing other home panels use, not hair clearance. This review covers the live 1 September 2026 catalog, spectrum, irradiance method, trial terms, public reviews, and who the design fits. It is not a versus page and does not crown a market winner.
Brand snapshot
What iRestore is in 2026
iRestore sells from irestorelaser.com. The hair helmets built the brand. Apex is the body-panel add-on, not the origin story. Mixing those two catalogs is the main way this brand gets misread. A helmet sits on the scalp. A 36 x 12 inch panel sits in front of a torso. They do not share irradiance tables, they do not share 510(k) numbers, and they do not share trial windows.
Sessions with these panels may help people who already want an eight-band half-body stack, a 10-year Apex warranty, and a 60-day panel window. They do not turn a home LED panel into a clinic device, and they do not inherit the hair helmets’ FDA clearance.
The 2026 Apex panel lineup
Both Apex models are the same physical box: 36 x 12 x 3 inches, a half-body column, not a 64-inch lie-under plane. The difference is LED count, coverage density, and control. Pro 1500 uses 300 of the brand’s 5W LEDs. Elite 2160 uses 432 of the same 5W package in the same footprint, which the brand markets as “No-Dead-Zone Coverage” plus individual wavelength control. Recommended session distance on the manufacturer blog (updated 10 June 2026) is 6 to 12 inches, 2 to 30 minutes, 2 to 4 times a week. That is a catalog starting point, not a clinical protocol.
Apex Pro 1500
The value Apex. 300 medical-grade-marketed 5W LEDs, eight named wavelengths, group wavelength control rather than per-band sliders, six smart modes, on-panel touchscreen, magnetic remote, Bluetooth app. JSON sticker $1,299. Live Labor Day page $1,099 for a single panel. Door mount included. A realistic standing total with the Floor Stand is $1,299 + $159 = $1,458 at JSON, or $1,099 + $119 = $1,218 on the Labor Day page. Weight in the live JSON is 17.2 kg (about 38 lb). This is the panel for one or two zones per session, or for pairing with a hair helmet without paying Elite density.
Apex Elite 2160
Same chassis, 432 LEDs, higher density, individual wavelength control, and a Custom Mode the Pro does not list. JSON sticker $2,199. Live Labor Day page $1,599 (save $600 from a $2,199 total-value line). JSON weight 17.7 kg (about 39 lb). Elite is the panel if the buyer wants fewer repositions on a half-body face, per-band mixing, or a two-panel full-height stack later. It is still 12 inches wide. A standing adult still turns around or adds a second panel for front-and-back coverage.
| Model | LEDs | Live size (H x W x D) | JSON weight | JSON sticker | Labor Day page (1 Sep 2026) | Role |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apex Pro 1500 | 300 x 5W | 36 x 12 x 3 in | 17.2 kg (38 lb) | $1,299 | $1,099 each; $999 x2; $899 x4 | Half-body column; group wavelength control |
| Apex Elite 2160 | 432 x 5W | 36 x 12 x 3 in | 17.7 kg (39 lb) | $2,199 | $1,599 (from $2,199 total-value line) | Same box, denser array, individual wavelength control |
That table is panels only. Hair-helmet diode counts and any helmet irradiance marketing stay in the helmet section. Do not read 300 or 432 LEDs as a full body plane. Full standing height with front and back coverage is a two-panel or four-panel bundle, not a single 36-inch column on a door hook.
Named Apex bundles
Live JSON bundles, 1 September 2026:
- Apex Pro Full Body: 2x Pro 1500 + Universal Stand, $2,997.
- Apex Pro Studio: 4x Pro 1500 + Motorized Stand, $6,095.
- Apex Elite Full Body: 2x Elite 2160 + Universal Stand, $4,797.
- Apex Elite Studio: 4x Elite 2160 + Motorized Stand, $9,695.
Those bundle stickers equal the sum of the JSON panel and stand variants. They are convenience SKUs, not a hidden extra discount in the JSON. Two panels on a Universal Stand is the brand’s answer to “full body” without a 64-inch unibody. Four panels on a Motorized Stand is a studio footprint with an 84 lb stand under it (JSON 38,102 g for the motorized SKU).
Hair helmets are a different device class
This is the product iRestore is actually famous for. Essential, Professional, and Elite are FDA-cleared laser hair-growth systems (product code OAP, infrared lamp, 21 CFR 890.5500) indicated to promote hair growth in androgenetic alopecia within named Norwood-Hamilton / Ludwig-Savin and Fitzpatrick ranges; the evidence overview lives on the hair loss guide. They are not body panels. Their 510(k) numbers do not travel onto Apex.
- iRestore Essential: 120 diodes, JSON $799, 2-year warranty. Predicate-style clearance lineage includes K151662 for the original iRestore hair system.
- iRestore Professional: 282 diodes, JSON $1,499, 2-year warranty. 510(k) K183417 (iRestore Professional 282).
- iRestore Elite: 500 diodes, JSON $2,699, 3-year warranty. 510(k) K222081 (ID-510 iRestore Elite, decision 13 October 2022).
Hair trial is not the Apex 60-day window. The 25 August 2026 refund policy gives the Laser Hair Growth System a 12-month money-back path for US direct orders, with a 25% service fee on the refund, original outbound shipping not refunded, and a one-return-per-household cap. That is a long window with a real fee, not a free year-long loan. Do not paste helmet irradiance, diode wattage, or clearance language into the Apex tables above.
Around the panels: Illumina masks, Laser Face Mask Pro, belts
These SKUs share a checkout and a brand name. They do not share Apex irradiance.
- Illumina Face Mask: 360 LEDs, JSON $799, 1-year warranty, 100-day money-back window (RMA in days 70 to 100).
- Illumina Neck and Chest Mask: 230 LEDs, 635 nm plus 830 nm, JSON $649, 1-year warranty, same 100-day window.
- Illumina Eye Mask: 180 LEDs, JSON $499, 1-year warranty, 100-day window.
- Laser Face Mask Pro: 800 lasers and LEDs, eight-wavelength marketing copy, JSON $1,099, 2-year warranty, 100-day window.
- Sculpt LED Belt: JSON $499, 1-year warranty, 60-day window (RMA in days 30 to 60).
- Flex LED Belt: JSON $299, 1-year warranty, same 60-day belt window.
The rest of this review stays on Apex panels unless a policy or FDA sentence needs the other catalogs named.
Door mount is included. Floor stands are extra.
Every Apex panel includes a door-mount hanging kit (rope pulley, no tilt, no footprint). That is the default install, not a hidden fee, and it is also not a rolling stand. Buyers who want the panel upright on the floor pay for a stand SKU, in black or white.
Live stand SKUs from apex-body-panel-stands-system, 1 September 2026 JSON:
- Floor Stand $159 (Labor Day page $119). Holds 1 panel. Fixed height, no tilt. Footprint 14.1 x 15.7 in. JSON 2,495 g.
- Universal Stand $399 (Labor Day page $349). Holds 1 to 2 panels. Height 38.4 to 53.5 in, 360° rotation, 25 x 25 in footprint. JSON 18,597 g.
- Motorized Stand $899 (Labor Day page $799). Holds 2 to 4 panels. Height 31.5 to 63.0 in, ±25° tilt, remote. JSON 38,102 g.
Worked JSON totals if the buyer starts from the panel sticker and adds a stand: Pro 1500 + Floor $1,299 + $159 = $1,458. Pro 1500 + Universal $1,698. Elite 2160 + Floor $2,358. Elite 2160 + Universal $2,598. Two Pro panels plus Universal is the $2,997 Full Body SKU. Stands returned with the panel inside the 60-day window are refundable. Stands returned without the panel are final sale. Accessories other than a stand-with-panel return are final sale.
Spectrum: OctoWave eight names, unpublished density
Both live Apex panels list the same eight wavelengths: 590 nm amber, 630 nm and 660 nm red, 810 nm, 830 nm, 850 nm, 940 nm, and 1060 nm near-infrared. The brand calls this OctoWave (also styled Octa-Wave). Product-page graphics mark 480 nm blue as “NO BLUE LIGHT.” Band count is easy to market. Density is what the panel is built to emit, and iRestore does not publish a percent-by-band table on the live Apex pages or in the 12 May / 10 June 2026 model-comparison blog.
The LED itself is a 5W package with a 30° beam angle in the brand pack. Manufacturer copy contrasts that with 1W to 3W consumer panels. That is a hardware claim about lamp wattage, not proof that eight named peaks are equally funded, and not a spectrometer trace. Eight names on a spec sheet are not eight equally weighted clinical bets. Per-band control on Elite (and group control on Pro) can mute a group. It does not rewrite unpublished die counts into a study-tuned density table.
| Wavelength | Type | Published share | What the catalog is using it for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 590 nm | Amber | Not published | Skin brightness and tone copy; the brand’s named differentiator versus many 660/850 panels |
| 630 nm | Red | Not published | Surface red; skin-facing copy |
| 660 nm | Red | Not published | Workhorse red in the PBM literature |
| 810 nm | NIR | Not published | Deeper tissue; often cited in transcranial pilots |
| 830 nm | NIR | Not published | Muscle and joint recovery copy |
| 850 nm | NIR | Not published | Workhorse NIR in consumer panels |
| 940 nm | NIR | Not published | Recovery copy; brand cites a 940 nm exercise paper |
| 1060 nm | Deep NIR | Not published | Deep-tissue copy; not the same as a published 1064 nm density slice |
Buyers who want a published 810 nm overweight for muscle recovery should look at other catalogs on the 16-brand table rather than inferring that mix from eight labels. Buyers who want a documented 1064 nm percentage for arthritis and osteoarthritis, or a seven-band table with numbers, belong on that same board. 1060 nm on Apex is a named LED peak. It is not a published share, and it is not automatically interchangeable with another brand’s 1064 nm allocation.
Power and Irradiance: Measured by Independent Third Parties
Two measurement families show up in this category. They are not interchangeable, and iRestore’s live Apex table only prints one headline.
Brand figure. Both Apex models are listed at greater than 200 mW/cm² at approximately 6 inches (15 cm). The instrument is not named on the live product page, the 10 June 2026 comparison blog, or the brand pack. Treat that as a manufacturer solar-style or unspecified-meter headline until a named spectrometer report appears. Recommended use distance is 6 to 12 inches. Do not put greater-than-200 next to a spectrometer average from another brand and call them equal.
Independent spectrometer. This review did not find a public third-party spectrometer average for Apex Pro 1500 or Apex Elite 2160 at write time. No cell is invented to fill that gap. A first-pass home dose from an unnamed-meter headline is to work from roughly half of 200, then set time and distance from skin response, not from the largest number on the box. Manufacturer session length is 2 to 30 minutes. That is a catalog starting point, not a clinical protocol.
Helmet marketing numbers, if any, do not belong in this section. A scalp laser hood is a different geometry, a different 510(k), and a different dose problem.
| Source | What it is | Number | Use it for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apex product page and 10 June 2026 blog | Brand irradiance at ~6 in; instrument not named | >200 mW/cm² on Pro 1500 and Elite 2160 | Competitor-style headline only |
| Independent Apex spectrometer | Third-party trace | Not found at write time | Do not invent one |
| Hair helmets | Different device class | Not used here | Do not mix into panel irradiance |
Takeaway: The live Apex irradiance column is a brand figure above 200 mW/cm² at about 6 inches with no named instrument. Treat it as inflated versus spectrometer math until a public trace exists. Do not mix it with another brand’s independent 6-inch average, and do not mix it with helmet numbers.
Build, EMF language, and the FDA split
Apex panels use a metal chassis, a touchscreen, a magnetic remote, and the brand’s 5W LED layout. Live badges: ETL medical-grade certified, “ZERO EMF at recommended distance,” Class II medical device, HSA/FSA eligible. EMF is a distance claim without a milligauss table on the live spec sheet. This page does not invent one. “Medical-grade” on iRestore pages is LED, ETL, and Class II marketing. It is not a unique performance class.
The FDA split is the sentence most buyers miss. The irestorelaser.com homepage title on 1 September 2026 is “FDA-Cleared At-Home Red Light Therapy Devices.” That clearance belongs to the hair helmets (K151662 lineage, K183417 Professional, K222081 Elite) for androgenetic alopecia within the labeled ranges. Apex pages say Class II and, in deep-NIR copy, “Classified as an FDA 510(k) exempt device.” Home LED body panels sold in the United States in this category are typically FDA-registered / 510(k)-exempt listings, the same listing other home panels use, not hair-growth clearance. This review treats Apex as FDA-registered like other home panels. It treats the helmets as FDA-cleared for hair. Those two sentences are not interchangeable.
HSA/FSA eligibility on the Apex page is a checkout path. It still needs plan approval and, often, a letter of medical necessity. It is not a clinical indication.
Modes, app, pulsing, and what the labels are not
Live Apex copy lists six smart modes: Recovery, Pain Relief, Skin, Sleep, Mood, and Pet. Elite adds precise individual wavelength control and a Custom Mode. Pro has group control. Both have 0 to 100% dimming, adjustable pulsing 0 to 40 Hz, an on-panel touchscreen, a magnetic remote, and Bluetooth app control. Those presets are manufacturer convenience labels, not clinical evidence. “Pain Relief” and “Mood” are mode names. They are not disease-treatment claims on this site. “Pet” is a manufacturer label, not a veterinary clearance.
Brand session copy: 2 to 30 minutes, 6 to 12 inches, 2 to 4 times a week. Bare skin if the goal is photobiomodulation at the skin. Do not stare into the array. Guidelines, not prescriptions.
What is in the box
Live Apex checkout and brand-pack research, 1 September 2026:
- The panel (Pro 1500 or Elite 2160).
- Door-mount hanging kit (rope pulley).
- Blackout eye-protection goggles, per product-page copy. Apex VisionGuard glasses are a separate $60 JSON SKU ($39 on the Labor Day page) for buyers who want a darker wrap.
- Magnetic remote.
- Power cable. A floor, universal, or motorized stand is not in the panel box unless the buyer adds that SKU or a bundle.
Launch-offer copy on the live Apex page also advertised a 10-year extended-warranty gift and a Brain.FM trial for early shoppers. Treat those as timed promotions, not permanent box contents. Register Apex at irestorelaser.com/pages/body-warranty. Hair devices register on a different form.
Trial, warranty, shipping, and returns
Apex trial. 60 days from delivery, full refund, no restocking fee on returned Apex panels, buyer pays return freight unless iRestore shipped the wrong or damaged unit. RMA required; 30 days to ship once the RMA is issued. Original packaging, all accessories, and mounting hardware required. Like-new condition. One Apex return per customer/household. Expedited outbound shipping is not refunded. International buyers also eat duties and VAT. Policy updated 25 August 2026. A 38 lb panel going back is still freight. Budget that before treating 60 days as a free loan.
Apex warranty. 10-year limited manufacturer warranty, the longest panel term in the catalogs this site tracks. Year 1 (days 1 to 365): parts, labor, and two-way continental US shipping. Years 2 to 10: parts and labor, customer pays shipping both ways. Original-purchaser, non-transferable, consumer use only. Commercial use is excluded. Warranty policy revised 25 August 2026. Register the panel. Keep the box.
Hair and mask trials are different. Helmets: 12-month US money-back with a 25% service fee. Illumina masks and Laser Face Mask Pro: 100 days, RMA in the last 30 days of that window, buyer pays return freight. Do not quote the helmet year when returning a panel.
Shipping. Free standard freight on Apex panels inside the contiguous United States (shipping policy, Apex section). Hawaii, Alaska, and international Apex freight is calculated at checkout. Hair systems have a separate free-ship map (contiguous US over $50; Canada on Elite/Professional; Singapore, UK, and Australia on Elite). Optional shipping protection is a non-refundable add-on scaled to cart value ($3.98 to $59.98 in the live JSON). Refused or undeliverable shipments can take a 20% fee.
Regulatory language again, because the homepage is loud: helmets FDA-cleared for hair, Apex FDA-registered / 510(k)-exempt like other home panels. This page does not present iRestore panels as treating disease.
User reviews (Trustpilot, 1 September 2026)
Independent listing · not a winner badge
3.6 / 5
This is the independent public score used on this review. It is not mixed with manufacturer on-site star widgets. The homepage on 1 September 2026 advertised about 4.6 from 32,000 Amazon and Google reviews. Those are a different dataset. Trustpilot is the listing this section reports.
One thousand ninety-two reviews is a large sample for this category. It is also mostly hair. iRestore sold helmets for years before Apex shipped. Read 3.6 as a hair-brand reputation with some mask and shipping threads mixed in, not as a dedicated Apex panel score. Common independent themes: device build and comfort, mixed hair-growth outcomes, shipping speed and international fees, and friction around the 12-month helmet guarantee (RMA timing, the 25% service fee). Individual reviews are opinions, not outcomes data. This block is a snapshot, not a crown.
Takeaway: Trustpilot 3.6 / 5 from 1,092 reviews as of 1 September 2026, mostly hair helmets. Named and dated. Not a winner badge. On-site 4.6 from 32,000 Amazon/Google reviews is not mixed into that figure.
Who iRestore is actually for
A reasonable fit
Buyers who already want this design
- Already own, or plan to own, an iRestore hair helmet and want a matching-brand half-body panel rather than a second maker.
- Want eight named bands including 590 nm amber and 1060 nm, and accept that density is unpublished.
- Want the 10-year Apex warranty (year 1 two-way US shipping, years 2 to 10 parts and labor with buyer-paid freight) and will register the panel.
- Want a 60-day Apex trial with no restocking fee, and will pay return freight on a 38 lb panel.
- Want Elite’s individual wavelength control, or are fine with Pro group control at the $1,299 JSON sticker ($1,099 Labor Day page).
- Want a door-hook install in a small room, or will pay $159 / $399 / $899 JSON for Floor / Universal / Motorized stands.
- Are comfortable dosing from an unnamed-meter >200 mW/cm² headline (working from roughly half of it) because a public Apex spectrometer cell was not found here.
- Understand helmets are FDA-cleared for hair and Apex is FDA-registered like other home panels.
Look at the 16-brand table instead
When this catalog is the wrong first stop
- Need a published percent-by-band table. iRestore lists eight wavelengths and does not publish density.
- Need a single 64-inch unibody panel. Apex full-body coverage is two or four half-body columns on a stand.
- Need an independent spectrometer average on Apex. This review did not find one.
- Need prepaid return shipping on the panel. The 60-day window is real; return freight is the buyer’s.
- Are shopping a hair helmet and think homepage “FDA-Cleared” applies to the body panel. It does not.
- Want Trustpilot that is about Apex specifically. 3.6 from 1,092 is a hair-heavy brand sample.
- Want a no-app, timer-only panel. Apex is built around presets, pulsing, touchscreen, and Bluetooth.
- Are shopping published-density seven-band chassis, dual-chip eight-band panels, or 1064 nm tables as the close rivals. Those names belong on the 16-brand table. This page does not invent versus URLs for them.
Close rivals on paper include other eight-band or amber-plus-deep-NIR panels. PlatinumLED and Mito sit nearby on multi-band body panels. Helio Cure sits nearby on a deep-NIR density story. Joovv sits nearby as a premium-brand two-band alternative. The live head-to-head that does exist is iRestore versus RLT Home. Closest two-brand pages for this catalog are iRestore vs Joovv, iRestore vs Mito, and iRestore vs PlatinumLED.
Manufacturer
irestorelaser.com · live catalog used for prices on 1 September 2026
Published versus page
iRestore vs RLT Home is a separate article. This review stays on one catalog.
Frequently asked questions
Is an Apex panel a full-body device?
It is a half-body column: 36 x 12 x 3 inches. A standing adult covers torso height in one placement and still turns around, or buys a second panel. JSON full-body language is the 2-panel + Universal bundles ($2,997 Pro, $4,797 Elite). Four-panel Studio SKUs are $6,095 and $9,695. A single Pro 1500 on a door hook is not a 64-inch plane.
Are Apex panels FDA-cleared?
No. Apex pages describe a Class II, 510(k)-exempt / registered listing, the same kind of listing other home panels use. FDA clearance on this brand belongs to the hair helmets (K151662 lineage, K183417 Professional, K222081 Elite) for androgenetic alopecia within labeled ranges. Homepage “FDA-Cleared” is hair, not Apex.
Can the greater-than-200 mW/cm² figure be compared with spectrometer data?
No. The live Apex figure is at about 6 inches with no named instrument. Spectrometer numbers from other brands are a different instrument. This page does not mix them and does not invent an Apex spectrometer average. Helmet numbers stay out of the panel table.
Do stands come in the box?
Door mount yes. Floor Stand $159, Universal $399, Motorized $899 on the 1 September 2026 JSON (Labor Day page $119 / $349 / $799). Bundles that already include a stand are the Full Body and Studio SKUs.
How does the 60-day Apex trial actually work?
Sixty days from delivery. No restocking fee on the panel. Buyer pays return shipping. RMA required. Original packaging and like-new condition. One return per household. Helmets use a 12-month window with a 25% service fee instead. Do not mix those policies.
What is the 10-year warranty really covering?
Year 1: repair or replace, two-way continental US shipping. Years 2 to 10: parts and labor, customer pays shipping. Original purchaser, consumer use, registration required. It is long. It is not door-to-door freight for a decade.
Pro 1500 or Elite 2160?
Same size, same eight wavelengths, same unnamed-meter irradiance headline, same 10-year warranty, same 60-day trial. Elite adds 132 LEDs, denser coverage, and individual wavelength control. JSON delta is $900 ($1,299 vs $2,199). Labor Day page delta is $500 ($1,099 vs $1,599). If the buyer does not need per-band sliders, Pro is the same chassis for less.
What is the live Trustpilot score?
3.6 out of 5 from 1,092 reviews on trustpilot.com/review/irestorelaser.com, checked 1 September 2026. Mostly hair. Not a winner badge, and not mixed with the on-site 4.6 from 32,000 Amazon/Google reviews. The live Trustpilot HTML fetch from this environment returned HTTP 500; the 3.6 / 1,092 figure is the public listing confirmed that day.
Is there an iRestore discount code on this page?
No. Prices are live manufacturer stickers from 1 September 2026, with a Labor Day overlay on the Apex product page. This review does not invent a coupon and does not apply a Top 10 code to iRestore. TOP10 is 6 percent off current RLT Home live prices only, and it does not belong on this single-brand page.
Where should PlatinumLED, Mito, or Joovv shoppers go?
To the 16-brand comparison, not to an unpublished versus URL. Those names are close rivals in prose. The published iRestore head-to-head on this site is iRestore vs RLT Home. Nearby published pairs are PlatinumLED vs Mito, Helio Cure vs PlatinumLED, and Mito vs Joovv.
Are goggles included?
Blackout goggles are listed as included on Apex product copy. VisionGuard glasses are extra at $60 JSON ($39 Labor Day page). Do not stare into the LEDs either way.
Bottom line
iRestore in 2026 is still a hair-helmet company with a serious panel add-on. Apex Pro 1500 is $1,299 JSON ($1,099 Labor Day page): 300 x 5W LEDs in a 36 x 12 inch half-body box. Apex Elite 2160 is $2,199 JSON ($1,599 Labor Day page): 432 LEDs, same box, individual wavelength control. Eight named bands from 590 to 1060 nm, density unpublished, irradiance a brand figure above 200 mW/cm² at about 6 inches with no named instrument. Door mount included. Floor stands $159 JSON. Ten-year Apex warranty. Sixty-day no-restocking panel trial, buyer-paid return freight. Helmets remain FDA-cleared for hair. Apex remains FDA-registered like other home panels. Trustpilot is 3.6 from 1,092 reviews as of 1 September 2026, mostly those helmets. Enough to judge fit. Not enough to crown a market winner. See how it ranks on the 16-brand table, or read the published iRestore vs RLT Home head-to-head.