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Compare eight Omnilux LED devices by purpose, treatment area, wavelengths, LED count, and price, including Contour Face, Clear, Men, and the Mini line.
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My most practical at-home pick: portable, face-specific, and built around a straightforward 10-minute routine. Good to know: Review the full contraindications and drug-interaction list before use, especially if you…
View the Omnilux maskChoose Clear for full-face acne treatment; it is the Omnilux mask that pairs blue and red wavelengths. Good to know: This is the acne-specific mask, not the red and near-infrared option intended for full-face wrinkle…
View Omnilux ClearThe meaningful difference is the wavelength mix: Omnilux Men adds 1072 nm near-infrared to its full-face setup. Good to know: The gendered name is less useful than the wavelength difference; compare the 1072 nm…
View Omnilux MenThe straightforward body-area choice for extending Omnilux's red and near-infrared routine below the jawline. Good to know: It is a separate $395 device, so treating both face and neck requires two products or a bundle.
View the neck deviceThe most specialized full-size Omnilux option: a 144-LED wearable designed around the hand and wrist. Good to know: The glove is body-area specific, and Omnilux says US pain-related and prescription indications are…
View the Contour GloveThe crescent-shaped Mini for under-eye treatment, with a lower upfront price but ongoing patch refills. Good to know: The Mini attaches with single-use hydrocolloid patches, so replacement patches add an ongoing cost.
View the Eye BrightenerThe round Mini for a small facial area—portable and focused, but dependent on replacement patches. Good to know: Its 12 LEDs cover a small area, and the single-use adhesive patches create a refill expense.
View the Skin CorrectorThe spot-treatment counterpart to Clear: the same blue and red wavelength pairing in a tiny patch-mounted device. Good to know: The included hydrocolloid patches contain salicylic acid and green tea, so check…
View the Blemish Eraser