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HigherDOSE Red Light Face Mask

HigherDOSE Red Light Face Mask product photo

Product image: HigherDOSE product page.

The HigherDOSE Red Light Face Mask is a flexible mask with 62 LEDs using red (630 nm) and near-infrared light.

You choose a 10- or 20-minute session on a portable, rechargeable controller (USB-C). The brand says a full charge gives about 80–100 minutes of use, and the FDA record shows a 510(k) clearance (K241933). HigherDOSE publishes its power: 26 mW/cm² red plus 24 mW/cm² near-infrared.

Among the masks with a matched 510(k), it's at the lower end on price, and it's sold at Ulta and Sephora. It has fewer LEDs than most masks we list, and its sessions are longer than 3-minute masks such as the SpectraLite or Solawave.

Lowest price we saw (price checked Nov 1, 2026)$349
FDA-cleared

Prices

StorePricePrice checked / source
HigherDOSE (brand site)$349 Nov 1, 2026
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Ulta$349 Nov 1, 2026
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Sephora$349 Nov 1, 2026
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Price history

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Specs & regulatory status

Wavelengths630 nm, 830 nm source
Brand page: 'Red: 630nm 26 mW/cm² & NIR 830nm 24 mW/cm²'.
LED count62 source
Power claimed (irradiance)50 mW/cm²
Brand discloses 26 mW/cm² red + 24 mW/cm² NIR (50 combined), per Evident.
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Power measured (available third-party measurement)No third-party measurement found yet.
FDA statusFDA-cleared 510(k) K241933
510(k) 'HIGHERDOSE Red and Infrared Light Mask (MK66-L)', decided 2024-09-27.
FDA record or source

"FDA-cleared" means we matched this product to a 510(k) record: the FDA cleared it as substantially equivalent to an existing device for its labelled use. FDA clearance is not FDA approval, and a listed specification isn't proof that a device works. How we check FDA status.

Terms on this page

nm
Nanometres, the unit for a light's wavelength (its colour). Red light is roughly 620–700 nm; near-infrared is above 700 nm.
mW/cm²
Milliwatts per square centimetre: how much light power reaches each square centimetre of skin (irradiance).
510(k)
The FDA premarket notification route. A cleared 510(k) means the FDA found the device substantially equivalent to one already on the market. It is not FDA approval.