OmniluxSkin Corrector Mini LED Device
12-LED stick-on mini for spot areas, sold as FDA cleared with no model entry in the FDA device database.
$95
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The Skin Corrector is the Eye Brightener's hardware, 12 LEDs at 633 and 830 nm on a single-use hydrocolloid patch, aimed at spot areas rather than the under-eye. Omnilux sells it as FDA cleared, but the FDA device database carries no entry under its name, so unlike its two sibling minis it scores at the floor on verification. Running cost is the same as the Eye Brightener: 14 patches in the box and $44 per 20 after that. A charge lasts about three sessions. Nordstrom rates it 4.0 from only 20 reviews, and the most specific complaint is a magnetic charger that stopped connecting inside a year.
- Two published peaks, 633 nm red and 830 nm near-infrared
- $95 entry price
- Cordless and stick-on
- Two-year warranty, 30-day return window
- Sold as FDA cleared; no FDA device record under this name
- One single-use patch per session; refills are $44 for 20
- About three sessions per charge
- Owners report the magnetic charging contact failing
- No independent output measurement
The Skin Corrector is a small silicone LED device with 12 LEDs in 6 dual-chip bulbs at 633 nm red and 830 nm near-infrared. 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 Skin Corrector Mini LED Device
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