OmniluxMen LED Mask

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Usability5.5Social6.6

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The Contour Face shell with a 1072 nm channel added; no 510(k) number traces to this model.

$395

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Usability

Usability

Usability Score
A Third Wavelength, Without A Traceable Clearance

Omnilux Men is the Contour Face with a 1072 nm channel added, at the same $395. Output measures about where the Contour Face does: an independent spectrometer reading of 17 J/cm2 over 10 minutes is roughly 28 mW/cm2 against a stated ~30. The difference that matters is regulatory. Omnilux sells it as FDA cleared, but the FDA device database lists this model, TN2227, with no premarket submission number and no 510(k) names it, so it scores at the floor on verification where the Contour Face does not. The same spectrometer read the peaks at 630, 850 and 1072 nm, against a published 633, 830 and 1072. Fit complaints match the Contour Face's: nose-bridge pressure and a strap system reviewers call awkward. For a buyer choosing between the two, the Contour Face carries the traceable clearance and this carries the extra wavelength.

PROS
  • Three published peaks: 633, 830 and 1072 nm
  • Independent spectrometer reading of about 28 mW/cm2 against a stated ~30
  • 132 LEDs in 66 dual-chip bulbs
  • Rechargeable controller with a fixed 10-minute auto-off
  • Two-year warranty on mask and controller, 30-day return window
CONS
  • Sold as FDA cleared, but the FDA device record for model TN2227 carries no premarket submission number
  • Independent spectrometer read the near-infrared peak at 850 nm against the published 830
  • Reviewers report pressure across the nose bridge and neck, and sweating over a full session
  • No eye shields, no intensity or mode setting
  • Same $395 as the Contour Face, which has a traceable clearance

Omnilux Men is the Contour Face shell with a third wavelength: 132 LEDs in 66 bulbs at 633 nm, 830 nm and 1072 nm. It runs the same rechargeable controller and fixed 10-minute session. An independent spectrometer reading of 17 J/cm2 over the session is roughly 28 mW/cm2 against the stated ~30.

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Omnilux's Trustpilot profile for omniluxled.com reads 2.2 from 230 reviews, 53 percent one-star against 24 percent five-star, and 113 of them landed in the past twelve months without the company inviting reviews. The recurring complaints are slow support replies and devices that stopped holding a charge. Nordstrom sells the range as Nordstrom exclusives, and those listings carry the largest product-level pools.

Additional information

Specification: Omnilux Men LED Mask

Red Light Therapy Specifications
Device Type

Face mask

Wavelengths

Far near-infrared (881-1100 nm), Near-infrared (800-880 nm), Red (620-680 nm)

Irradiance Claimed

25-49 mW/cm2

Irradiance Measured

25-49 mW/cm2

FDA Status

Registered or listed only

Safety Listing

IEC 62471 report

Power Source

Battery

Session Length

5-10 min

General Specifications
Warranty

2 Years

Dimensions

Not published

Weight

Not published

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