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Mito Red Light MitoGLOW LED Face Mask

Red light device

Cheapest price
£381
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What it does

A cordless, rechargeable LED face mask that sits just off the face on adjustable straps, with built-in blackout eye shields and a rotatable module that reaches the chin and upper neck. It emits blue, amber, red and near-infrared light in five modes, for sessions of 5 to 10 minutes.

From the description on mitoredlight.com.

Mito Red Light MitoGLOW LED Face Mask specs

Wavelengths (nm)
465, 590, 630, 830
Area
face
LEDs
1064
Modes
5
Session
5 to 10 minutes depending on mode
Eye protection
Built-in blackout eye shields
Materials
ABS + PC shell, silicone eye cushion
Battery
5200 mAh 18650 lithium
Run time
60 to 70 minutes per full charge
Charging time
3 hours
Warranty
1 year

The maker's figures, from mitoredlight.com. Further specs from mitoredlight.com.

How it compares

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Medical device status and safety
  • The maker states: “FDA Class II Registered”

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