Blue and red spot device, 3 minutes a spot; sold as FDA cleared with no 510(k) or listing found.
$69
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Usability
Usability
Bye Acne is Solawave's cheapest device: blue and red light from a small head held on one spot for 3 minutes. Solawave sells it as FDA cleared, but no 510(k) or device listing under Solawave or its name turns up in openFDA or the device registry, so it scores at the floor on verification. Solawave publishes no LED count, materials or output figure. Ulta owners rate it 4.3 from 56, all written on Ulta, praising the quick sessions and small size, while critics call it too small for more than a spot or two. The Amazon listings now carry the larger $89 Bye Acne Pro, not this device. The warranty is one year. At $69 it is $10.99 less than CurrentBody's Anti-Acne Pen.
- $69, the lowest-priced Solawave device
- Published peaks at 415 nm blue and 630 nm red
- 3-minute spot sessions that end on their own
- Cordless and pocket-sized
- Ulta 4.3 from 56, all native reviews
- Sold as FDA cleared; no 510(k) or listing found
- No LED count, materials or output published
- One spot at a time
- Not for Fitzpatrick skin types V or VI, per Solawave's own page
- One-year warranty
Bye Acne is a small handheld spot device with 415 nm blue and 630 nm red light, held against one spot for a 3-minute session that ends on its own. It is rechargeable, with Solawave stating up to 60 minutes a charge, and comes in Periwinkle and Charcoal. Solawave publishes no LED count, materials or output figure for it.
Additional information
Specification: Solawave Bye Acne
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