Flexible 132-LED red and near-infrared mask, traced to 510(k) K191629, spectrometer-read near its claim.
$395
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Usability
Usability
The Contour Face is the mask most buyers compare everything else against, and on the measured figures it holds up: an independent spectrometer reading of 16 J/cm2 over a 10-minute session is about 27 mW/cm2, inside 20 percent of the roughly 30 Omnilux states. Its FDA device record (model TN19G) traces to 510(k) K191629, filed by the OEM under the name faceLITE. The mask is soft silicone rather than a rigid shell, so it drapes rather than clamps, and the two hook-and-loop straps decide how well it sits; reviewers who dislike it name the lower strap and pressure on the nose bridge. There is no mode selection, no intensity setting and no session longer than 10 minutes. The warranty is two years on the mask and two on the controller, with a 30-day return window. Buyers wanting a rigid shell or a built-in eye shield are looking at a different design.
- Independent spectrometer reading of about 27 mW/cm2 against a stated ~30, inside 20 percent
- FDA record for model TN19G traces to 510(k) K191629
- Two published peaks, 633 nm red and 830 nm near-infrared
- 132 LEDs in 66 dual-chip bulbs across the full face
- Rechargeable controller with a fixed 10-minute auto-off
- Two-year warranty on mask and controller, 30-day return window
- The 510(k) is filed under the OEM's name, faceLITE, not Omnilux
- No published spectral chart or per-wavelength ratio
- Two hook-and-loop straps; reviewers report the lower strap digging in and pressure at the nose bridge
- No eye shields; the brand states eye protection is not required
- One fixed session, no intensity or mode setting
- No power draw, flicker or EMF figure published
The Contour Face is a flexible silicone mask carrying 66 dual-chip bulbs, 132 LEDs in all, at 633 nm red and 830 nm near-infrared. A rechargeable controller on a cord runs a fixed 10-minute session and shuts itself off. Omnilux rates it at about 30 mW/cm2; an independent spectrometer reading of 16 J/cm2 over the session works out to roughly 27 mW/cm2. The mask is held on by two hook-and-loop head straps.
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Specification: Omnilux Contour Face LED Mask
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