OmniluxBlemish Eraser Mini LED Device
12-LED blue and red stick-on mini, cleared under 510(k) K231555 by model, patches sold as refills.
$95
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Usability
Usability
The Blemish Eraser puts Clear's 415 nm blue and 633 nm red into the 12-LED mini format, mounted on a single-use hydrocolloid patch. Its FDA model, TN2197, is named in the OEM's 510(k) K231555, filed as LUMA Blemish, so the clearance traces to it. Patches are the running cost, $44 per 20 after the 14 in the box, and a charge covers about three sessions. Nordstrom rates it 3.7 from 23; the specific complaint, as on the Skin Corrector, is a charger that stopped working within six months. Coverage is a single spot by design.
- FDA model TN2197 is named in 510(k) K231555
- Two published peaks, 415 nm blue and 633 nm red
- $95 entry price
- Cordless and stick-on
- Two-year warranty, 30-day return window
- One single-use patch per session; refills are $44 for 20
- About three sessions per charge
- Owners report the charger failing within six months
- No near-infrared channel
- No independent output measurement
The Blemish Eraser is a small silicone LED device with 12 LEDs in 6 dual-chip bulbs at 415 nm blue and 633 nm red. It attaches to the skin with a single-use hydrocolloid patch, 14 of which come in the box, with 20-count refills at $44. It charges from a magnetic two-pin USB-A lead and gives about three 10-minute sessions per charge.
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Specification: Omnilux Blemish Eraser Mini LED Device
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