Brand comparison
CurrentBody vs Omnilux
CurrentBody scores 5.6 across 10 products; Omnilux scores 6.4 across 8. They overlap in led face & neck masks. That is 60% of what CurrentBody sells and 88% of what Omnilux sells. Omnilux leads on verification.
Across everything we scored, Omnilux sits 0.83 ahead — led by verification.
Both brands also sell into Wraps, Pads & Belts. Neither side carries enough scored products there for a median we would publish, so this comparison does not cover them.
Brand verdict
ahead · +0.83 (6.4 vs 5.6)
Pick CurrentBody when
you are shopping Laser Hair Growth Caps & Helmets or Handheld Devices — Omnilux does not sell there. CurrentBody leads on none of the criteria we score.
Pick Omnilux when
Verification matters most7.0vs2.0
Scored 11 November 2026 from published specs and owner reviews. We don't buy or test units. How we score
Most common complaints
CurrentBody LED Face Mask Series 2
Overall score 6.6- Reliability, tagged 78 times, 42 negative
- Value for money, tagged 41 times, 26 negative
- Fit, tagged 27 times, 17 negative
Omnilux Contour Face LED Mask
Overall score 9.0- Price, tagged in 22 reviews
- Mouth opening sits low on smaller faces
- Corded controller swings when moving around (Harper's Bazaar)
From owner reviews of each brand's top-scored product in LED Face & Neck Masks.
Usability CurrentBody and Omnilux, median scores 0 to 10
Median scores on a 0–10 scale.
VerificationCurrentBody: 2Omnilux: 7 (higher)
CurrentBody top-scored: LED Face Mask Series 2
- K250966 names it but omits the 16 LEDs at 1072 nm
- Filed as: model MK-90H, 110 LEDs each at 633 and 830 nm, no 1072 nm channel
Omnilux top-scored: Contour Face LED Mask
- FDA record (model TN19G) traces to 510(k) K191629
- Filed as: the OEM's name, faceLITE, not Omnilux
Build QualityCurrentBody: 6Omnilux: 7 (higher)
CurrentBody top-scored: LED Face Mask Series 2
- Soft liquid-silicone shell with chin strap and eye inserts
- Eyes: owners report light painfully bright around the eyes even with the inserts in
- Fit: testers report nose-bridge pressure or a fit that takes getting used to
Omnilux top-scored: Contour Face LED Mask
- Flexible silicone, held by two hook-and-loop straps
- Fit: reviewers name the lower strap and pressure at the nose bridge
- Eyes: no shields; Omnilux states eye protection is not required
Same score
Wavelength SpecCurrentBody: 7Omnilux: 7
CurrentBody top-scored: LED Face Mask Series 2
- Three peaks published: 633, 830 and 1072 nm
- Split: 110 red, 110 near-infrared and 16 deep near-infrared LEDs, 236 in all
Omnilux top-scored: Contour Face LED Mask
- Two peaks published: 633 nm red, 830 nm near-infrared
- Missing: no spectral chart or per-wavelength ratio
CoverageCurrentBody: 5Omnilux: 5
CurrentBody top-scored: LED Face Mask Series 2
- Full-face mask with a chin strap for the jawline
Omnilux top-scored: Contour Face LED Mask
- 132 LEDs in 66 dual-chip bulbs across the face
Warranty & SupportCurrentBody: 4Omnilux: 4
CurrentBody top-scored: LED Face Mask Series 2
- 2-year warranty; 30-day returns for unopened devices only
- Faults: after six months, store credit or a replacement; opened masks refused for return
Omnilux top-scored: Contour Face LED Mask
- 2 years on mask and controller; 30-day returns
Ease of UseCurrentBody: 7Omnilux: 7
CurrentBody top-scored: LED Face Mask Series 2
- One fixed 10-minute session from a clip-on rechargeable controller
- Missing: no battery indicator and no other programme
Omnilux top-scored: Contour Face LED Mask
- One fixed 10-minute session that switches itself off
- No settings: no mode choice, no intensity setting, no longer session
- Power: a rechargeable controller on a cord
Scored for one brand only
- ValueCurrentBody: 5Omnilux: not scored
Not enough data for either brand
Light OutputCurrentBody: not scoredOmnilux: not scored
CurrentBody top-scored: LED Face Mask Series 2
- Spectrometer read 18.5 mW/cm2 against a stated 30, 38 percent short
- Method: Light Therapy Insiders, which earns commission on CurrentBody sales, used a spectrometer
Omnilux top-scored: Contour Face LED Mask
- Independent reading of about 27 mW/cm², within 20 percent of the stated 30
- Method: a spectrometer read 16 J/cm² over the 10-minute session
Social score about CurrentBody and Omnilux
Independent sources pooled per brand. N of M = how many scored products carry the brand-level reading shown, out of all scored.
Owner reviewsCurrentBody: 5.5Omnilux: 8 (higher)
CurrentBody
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- Retailers: no US retailer rates the blue mask Walmart's anti-acne listing no longer exists
- Sam's Club: shows only a review labelled as from CurrentBody Skin, the brand's own file
- Costco: CurrentBody's Face & Neck Kit, the earlier Series 1 masks, holds 3.7 from 55 reviews, 25 of them five-star and 8 one-star
- Criticised: discomfort around the eyes and nose bridge, loose straps and brightness
Brand rollup across scored products. 1 of 10 scored products carry this reading.
Same score
RedditCurrentBody: 5Omnilux: 5
CurrentBody
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- Coverage: Reddit has no owner report on the Eye Mask itself, only buyers asking about it in r/redlighttherapy
- Face mask: an r/30PlusSkinCare thread asking whether CurrentBody's face mask is worth it (44 comments) leans positive where expectations stay modest
- Service: a second r/30PlusSkinCare thread, titled "Don't waste your money with them", describes a broken promotional gift, a missing item and slow customer service
Brand rollup across scored products. 1 of 10 scored products carry this reading.
- GoogleCurrentBody: 7Omnilux: 7
- YouTubeCurrentBody: 6Omnilux: 6
AmazonCurrentBody: 6Omnilux: 6
CurrentBody
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- Listing: the Series 2 blue mask has no Amazon US listing
- Most rated: CurrentBody's LED Face Mask Series 2, at 4.1 from 699 ratings, 71 percent five-star against 15 percent one-star
- Criticised: reliability, including masks that stopped working after about a month
Brand rollup across scored products. 1 of 10 scored products carry this reading.
Omnilux
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- Listing: Omnilux sells no rated listing of its own on Amazon
- Other product: the one rated Omnilux device is a Contour Face listed by a third-party seller at 3.9 from 77 ratings, split 65 percent five-star against 20 percent one-star, so this row carries a different product's reading
Brand rollup across scored products. 6 of 8 scored products carry this reading.
The scores above are our reading of the evidence below. This is the evidence.
FDA status is recorded per product from FDA's own records, not from the maker's wording. A 510(k) clearance can be checked by its number in FDA's 510(k) database.
Warranty terms
CurrentBody
10 of 10
Omnilux
8 of 8
What only CurrentBody sells — and only Omnilux
Not a loss for either brand. If you need one of these, the choice is already made.
Only CurrentBody
Only Omnilux
Nothing outside the shared categories.
Best CurrentBody vs best Omnilux, category by category
The three best-scoring products each brand sells in every category they both compete in, ranked by overall score.
LED Face & Neck Masks
See all LED Face & Neck Masks productsShared: 4 · CurrentBody only: 2
Wavelength bands — Shared: Blue (400-499 nm), Red (620-680 nm), Near-infrared (800-880 nm), Far near-infrared (881-1100 nm). CurrentBody only: Green and yellow (500-599 nm), Amber (600-619 nm).
10th of 47 in LED Masks
Strengths
- Three wavelengths published
- Output independently measured
- Covers the jawline
- Cordless and hands-free
Drawbacks
- Output well below the label
- Its 510(k) omits the deep near-infrared LEDs
- Glare around the eyesper owners
- One programmeno battery indicator
1st of 47 in LED Masks
Strengths
- Output matches the label
- Traced to an FDA 510(k) clearance
- Both wavelengths published
- Covers the full face
Drawbacks
- Clearance is in the OEM's name
- Spectrum not published
- Fit depends on the straps
- No eye shields included
13th of 47 in LED Masks
Strengths
- Both wavelengths independently confirmed
- Even split of blue and red LEDs
- Covers the jawline
- Cordless and hands-free
Drawbacks
- Blue cannot be switched off
- No clearance for this model
- No near-infrared
- Light output only partly measured
6th of 47 in LED Masks
Strengths
- Own 510(k) clearanceby name
- No separate goggles needed
- Both wavelengths published
- Dual-chip bulbs throughout
Drawbacks
- Light output unverified
- Shields press and can leak light
- No near-infrared channel
- No published spectral chart
16th of 47 in LED Masks
Strengths
- Six wavelengths published
- Three times the LEDs of Series 2
- App chooses the wavelength by LED
- Soft shell with chin strap and eye inserts
Drawbacks
- No clearance for this model
- Light output unverified
- Costs more for the same shell
- Refunds only on unopened masks
9th of 47 in LED Masks
Strengths
- Three wavelengths published
- Measured output matches the label
- Dual-chip bulbs throughout
- Simple fixed-session controller
Drawbacks
- No traceable FDA clearance
- Near-infrared peak reads off the label
- Pressure on nose and necksweating
- No eye shields or settings
CurrentBody vs Omnilux: the numbers
CurrentBody vs Omnilux: common questions
Is CurrentBody or Omnilux better?
CurrentBody 5.6 from 10 scored products; Omnilux 6.4 from 8.
What is the biggest difference between CurrentBody and Omnilux?
Verification: CurrentBody medians 2.0, Omnilux medians 7.0 (Omnilux by 5.0).
Which is better for build quality, CurrentBody or Omnilux?
Omnilux on build quality — CurrentBody 6.0, Omnilux 7.0.
What does CurrentBody make that Omnilux does not?
CurrentBody sells laser hair growth caps & helmets, handheld devices, and red light therapy panels; Omnilux does not, in the products we scored.
Which CurrentBody and Omnilux led face & neck masks should I buy?
CurrentBody: CurrentBody LED Face Mask Series 2. Omnilux: Omnilux Contour Face LED Mask.
How does Stuff VS Things score CurrentBody and Omnilux?
Our own product medians: 10 CurrentBody and 8 Omnilux. A criterion is compared only where both brands clear the floor.
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Scores calculated 11 November 2026 · Products excluded where fewer than two independent sources cover them · · How we score