Therabody · TheraFace
The cheaper TheraFace mask. It publishes its wavelengths, which puts it in the small group of light-therapy products that can actually be compared.
Price
379.99 USD
LEDs
504
Session
4–12 MIN
Runtime
60 MIN
Verdict
Buy
415 nm blue, 633 nm red, and 633 plus 830 nm for red-and-infrared. Named in nanometres, which is the only way to compare one LED device against another.
Note
504 against the full Mask's 648, for $379.99 against $649.99. Whether that ratio suits you is at least a decision you can make from published numbers.
Note
The page says FDA Cleared and gives no K-number. Same as the TheraFace Mask and TheraFace PRO — a claim across the whole line with nothing to look up.
Specification
| Price | $379.99 |
| LEDs | 504 |
| Blue | 415 nm |
| Red | 633 nm |
| Red + infrared | 633 nm and 830 nm |
| Session | 4–12 min; 12-minute routine |
| Runtime | 60 min (12-minute routine with vibration) |
| Weight | 18.13 oz (514 g) |
| Dimensions | 200 × 220 × 120 mm |
| Included | Device, protective eye shield, USB-C cable |
| Warranty | 1-year limited |
| FDA K-number | Not published |
| Connectivity | Not published |
Where a row reads not published, the manufacturer does not disclose it. Figures quoted elsewhere for those rows are estimates rather than manufacturer data.
Regulatory
Regulatory
The page states this product is FDA cleared but does not publish a K-number, and no matching 510(k) record could be retrieved to cite. A clearance is a public record with a number attached; a claim without one cannot be checked by a buyer.
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