LED masks and beauty devices
LED face masks, microcurrent devices and the apps that drive them, read against the FDA's own 510(k) records and the makers' own pages. The claims that matter here are what a device was cleared for, whether its page matches its own filing, and what the companion app does with your data.
Five lines we check on every beauty device
Every guide here reads these lines on the maker's own page and dates what it found. The full method is on how we check.
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FDA status
Registration, 510(k) clearance or approval, from the FDA database itself.
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Cleared indication
What the clearance actually covers, in the FDA summary words.
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Spec vs filing
Wavelengths, LED count, irradiance and time on the page against the 510(k) summary.
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Price
The maker US price, and what it buys per LED.
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The app
What the companion app controls, its rating and its privacy label.
Every beauty device guide
Each one prints the date its figures were read and the date they will be read again.
Are LED face masks FDA approved?
Twenty devices read against their own 510(k) filings: what is cleared, and where the page says something else.
Best LED face mask
Price, wavelengths, treatment time and clearance for every major mask.
Best microcurrent device
What each device was cleared for, what it costs, and how thin the evidence is.
LED mask apps compared
What each companion app controls, its rating, and its privacy label.
Where the law stands. Whether a device is FDA-cleared is a matter of record: the clearance entries these guides cite are read in FDA's 510(k) premarket notification database, and a brand's page is checked against its own filing.