70-LED corded hand device at 633 and 830 nm; sold as FDA cleared, listed by FDA only under an exempt code.
$250
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Usability
Usability
The Hand Mask takes both hands at once, which puts it ahead of one-mitt designs on time, and it runs 70 LEDs at 633 and 830 nm for a fixed 10 minutes. It is corded, on a 5 W mains supply, so there is no battery to wear out and no moving around during a session. CurrentBody's page calls it FDA cleared, but FDA lists it only under ILY, a 510(k)-exempt infrared-lamp code, with no premarket number, so it scores at the floor on verification. The US page states its output as 0.0194 W/in2, about 3 mW/cm2, while CurrentBody's UK page states 30 mW/cm2 per wavelength; nobody has measured it. Coverage is sparse: two Reddit owners split, one pleased at two weeks and one who saw nothing, and its Amazon listing has only 9 ratings. It carries a two-year warranty and costs $249.99, the same as the Eye Mask.
- Takes both hands in one 10-minute session
- Two published peaks, 633 nm red and 830 nm near-infrared
- Corded, so no battery to degrade
- Auto-off timer
- $249.99
- Sold as FDA cleared; FDA lists it only under a 510(k)-exempt code, with no premarket number
- The US page's output figure converts to about 3 mW/cm2, a tenth of the UK page's 30
- No independent output measurement
- Corded; hands and position fixed for the session
- Hands warm and sweaty mid-session, per one reviewer
The LED Hand Mask, formerly the Hand Perfector, is a corded pillow-style device that both hands slide into, with 70 LEDs at 633 nm red and 830 nm near-infrared. It runs a fixed 10-minute session that switches itself off, on a 5 W mains supply.
Additional information
Specification: CurrentBody LED Hand Mask
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