Blue and red silicone mask with built-in eye shields, cleared under 510(k) K210948 by name.
$395
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Usability
Clear is the only Omnilux mask whose 510(k) names it: K210948, filed as Omnilux CLEAR in 2021. It pairs 415 nm blue with 633 nm red rather than red with near-infrared, and Omnilux states 44 mW/cm2, a figure no independent spectrometer reading has checked. Unlike the Contour masks it has eye shields built in, and that is where the fit complaints land: an owner reports the shields sit tight or let light through depending on strap position, and pressure where the two shields meet. Nordstrom's pool is the weakest of the three full masks at 3.7. The warranty is two years with a 30-day return window, the same as the rest of the range. The claimed output is the highest Omnilux publishes and the one with the least evidence behind it.
- 510(k) K210948 names the device, Omnilux CLEAR
- Built-in eye shields; no separate goggles
- Two published peaks, 415 nm blue and 633 nm red
- 132 LEDs in 66 dual-chip bulbs
- Two-year warranty, 30-day return window
- The stated 44 mW/cm2 has no independent measurement behind it
- Eye shields press where they meet and can let light through when the straps shift
- No near-infrared channel
- No published spectral chart
- Lowest Nordstrom rating of the three full masks, 3.7
Omnilux Clear is a flexible silicone mask with 66 dual-chip bulbs, 66 at 415 nm blue and 66 at 633 nm red. Omnilux states 44 mW/cm2, the highest figure it publishes for any device. It has built-in eye shields and runs a fixed 10-minute session from a rechargeable controller.
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Specification: Omnilux Clear LED Mask
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