3rd time using it. He completely stretched way down , front legs in front of him, then stretched up into his back & croup.. when i go to bridle him his lower lip is drooping.. pretty cool stuff.

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From weekend riders to elite competitors, horse owners choose HaloPoll for one simple reason:
It targets the single most pressure-loaded point on the horse's head, without a full setup, cords, or a fight over the ears.
HaloPoll delivers gentle red and near-infrared light support directly to the poll, creating a soothing routine that fits inside the grooming you're already doing.
Most red light devices are built for coverage, with bigger panels, more material, and more weight on the horse.
HaloPoll is the lightweight version. One small panel and ear openings that hold it in place, nothing he doesn't need. It goes on in seconds, he barely feels it, and it's done in ten minutes.
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Red + Infrared Light Therapy |
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Covers the poll |
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Lightweight, minimal design |
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Ear openings, nothing covering the ears |
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Stays in place on its own |
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On and off in seconds |
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Set HaloPoll over the poll with the ears through the openings. The hook-and-loop strap keeps it secure, no slipping, no readjusting.
Press the power button. Red and near-infrared LEDs activate automatically in steady mode. Switch to pulse if that's what you're after, then let the light do the work.
Let him graze, stand on the crossties, or finish getting groomed while the light works. Take HaloPoll off once the 10-20 minutes are over.
Red and near-infrared light work together to support circulation in the small, hardworking area behind the ears. 660nm reaches the surface, 850nm reaches the soft tissue underneath. Many owners use it as part of a routine to help their horse carry his head softer and stand quieter.
Yes, that's the point of the cut. The ear openings and low profile mean it sits over a halter or bridle, so you can run a session while tacking up, in the warm-up, or on the trailer.
HaloPoll targets the poll only, it's smaller, lighter, and bridle-friendly, built for quick daily sessions. HaloHead extends the coverage from the poll down the full neck, reaching the jaw, TMJ, and topline. If tension shows up mainly at the poll, start here. If it travels into the neck and topline, HaloHead is the better fit.
Some owners notice a visible difference after the first session, though it varies by horse. Used consistently, it tends to become part of a noticeable before-and-after routine rather than a one-time fix.
Yes, it's drug free and non-invasive, which makes it a fit for seniors and horses already managing sensitivity. As always, it's meant to work alongside whatever your vet already has planned, not replace it.
Headshy horses are often exactly the ones carrying poll tension. Because nothing covers the ears, most adjust faster than expected, introduce it slowly the first few times, the way you would any new piece of tack.