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Series 2 combines red light with two near-infrared wavelengths, 830nm and 1072nm, in a flexible silicone mask. One button starts a hands-free ten-minute session, with no settings or consumable refills to manage. It suits buyers who want that wider wavelength specification in a simple wrinkle-focused routine.
One-button, hands-free 10-minute sessions
Red plus 830nm and 1072nm near-infrared
Flexible soft-silicone fit
FDA 510(k) K250966: OTC, full-face wrinkles
VERY GOOD
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Quick Verdict
Choose Series 2 for red plus 830nm and 1072nm near-infrared in a flexible, one-program ten-minute mask. Plan for 3–5 sessions a week and gradual change. At $395.00, Omnilux runs a simpler red-and-830nm routine; choose it if the extra wavelength isn't a priority. Neither is shown to work better.
Buyers focused on the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles who can wait weeks for gradual change.
People who want a simple routine: one button, 10 minutes, 3–5 times a week.
Owners who want no gels, refills or subscriptions to manage once the mask is home.
One factory-set session with no modes or intensity settings, and no blue light if breakouts are also a concern.
One affiliate-disclosed reviewer reports less coverage at the forehead top and nose sides, and no LEDs down the middle of the chin.
Change builds over weeks, and the outcome figures come from CurrentBody's own reported summary.
Soft silicone bends to your face instead of sitting on it like a rigid shell.
Press once; it runs hands-free and ends itself after 10 minutes.
No gels, refills or subscriptions; wipe it clean and recharge by USB-C.
Maker-reported wrinkle and hydration change over 56 days; expect gradual change.
Soft, flexible silicone conforms to the face; one fixed program, no modes.
Wipe-clean care, USB-C charging and no gels, refills or subscription to buy.
One button, hands-free, ends itself after 10 minutes, 3–5 times a week.
A complete kit with no consumable refills; a wall charger is not included.
CurrentBody publishes a two-year fault warranty and support route; confirm seller terms at checkout.
Before you decide
Match your goal and routine to what this device actually does.
Primary concern
Core purpose
FDA 510(k) K250966 covers full-face wrinkles; maker-reported wrinkle and hydration change builds gradually.
Acne vs aging
Not designed for
No blue light. If acne matters alongside aging, compare the alternatives.
Coverage
Check the gaps
One reviewer reports thinner coverage at the forehead top and nose sides, and no LEDs mid-chin.
Coverage
Face only
A face-only mask; the neck and décolletage need a separate device.
Routine commitment
Easy routine
10 minutes, 3–5 times a week, started with one button and ended automatically.
Specifications
Taken from manufacturer documentation and the regulatory record. Where a range is published, we report the range.
Source: CurrentBody
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