144-LED silicone mitt at 633 and 830 nm, one hand per session, model traced to 510(k) K250224.
$345
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Usability
Usability
The Glove carries 144 LEDs, more than any Omnilux mask, at the range's standard 633 and 830 nm. It treats one hand per 10-minute session, so both hands take 20 minutes, and a reviewer testing it daily found the battery needed recharging after each two-hand set. Omnilux's own page describes it as ILY registered. The OEM's 510(k) K250224, filed as handLITE, names model TN19S, and TN19S is this glove's model in the FDA device database, so the clearance traces to it even though the brand does not claim it. Nordstrom rates it 4.3 from 58. At $345 it is the cheapest full-size device in the range.
- 144 LEDs in 72 dual-chip bulbs, the most in the range
- 510(k) K250224 names model TN19S, this glove's FDA model number
- Two published peaks, 633 nm red and 830 nm near-infrared
- Rechargeable and hands-free during a session
- $345, the lowest full-size price in the range
- Two-year warranty, 30-day return window
- One hand per session; both hands take 20 minutes
- A daily tester needed to recharge after each two-hand set
- Omnilux's own page describes it only as ILY registered
- No independent output measurement
The Contour Glove is a silicone mitt with 72 dual-chip bulbs, 144 LEDs, at 633 nm red and 830 nm near-infrared, the highest LED count in the range. It is rechargeable over USB-C and runs a fixed 10-minute session per hand.
Additional information
Specification: Omnilux Contour Glove LED Device
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