In this long-researched post, you’ll find my new and updated red LED light therapy home devices comparison, reviews, and ratings.
If you’re confused about which red light therapy home device is the best return for your money – you’ve come to the right place.
In the two comparison tables below you’ll find all technical details (treatment area, timer, wavelength etc.) of each home device (arranged by price) and where to find the best price for it.
Below the tables, you’ll find what I like and didn’t like (pros and cons) for each red LED light therapy handheld/tabletop/face mask.
This will help you decide in minutes, without doing the tedious research for each product yourself.
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Red LED Light Therapy Reviews & Comparison
| Project E Beauty LED Face Mask |
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| Our Rating | 4.5 |
| Type | LED mask (unlimited sessions) |
| Treatment Area | Entire face |
| Treatment Time | 15 minutes total (each color) |
| LEDs & wavelength | Red @ 650 nm Blue @ 463 nm Green @ 527 nm and 4 more colors |
| Timer | 15 min. |
| Price | Check on Amazon |
| Angel Kiss LED Face Mask |
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| Our Rating | 4 |
| Type | LED mask (unlimited sessions) |
| Treatment Area | Face & neck |
| Treatment Time | 10-20 minutes total |
| LEDs & wavelength | Red @ 635 nm Blue @ 463 nm Green @ 527 nm 150 LEDs total |
| Timer | 5 minute increments + brightness control |
| Price | Check on Amazon |
| Pure Rayz | |
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| Our Rating | 4.7 |
| Type | Handheld |
| Treatment Area | 4.8 cm |
| Treatment Time | 15 min. total 3 min. per area |
| LEDs & wavelength | Amber @ 610 nm Red @ 640-660 nm Infrared @ 850 nm |
| Timer | 3 min. |
| Price | Check on Amazon |
| DPL II | |
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| Our Rating | 4.5 |
| Type | Panels |
| Treatment Area | 70 sq. inches |
| Treatment Time | 15-17 min. total |
| LEDs & wavelength | 96 @ 880 nm 32 @ 660 nm 32 @ 630 nm 32 @ 530 nm |
| Timer | No |
| Price | Check on Amazon |
And now, see my reviews and pros & cons for each red LED light therapy home device:
1. Project E Beauty LED Facial mask
Project E Beauty LED Face Mask Pros:
- Cost-effective
- Large treatment area, covers the entire face
- Hands-free treatment
- Lights are timed automatically, so once the 15-minute session is over, the lights will turn off and you can remove the mask.
👉 I tried the Project E LED face mask for 30 days! Here’s what happened.
Cons
- A bit heavy on the nose
2. Tanda Lux
Tanda Lux pros
- Interchangeable treatments heads – Includes blue light (for acne)
- Short treatment time per area, full treatment only 12 minutes
- FDA cleared
- Fit for travel
- Good instructions
- Onboard timer
- Affordable price
Cons
- Needs recharging
- Product life limited to battery life
- The charger may not last long
3. Angel Kiss LED Mask
- Includes red, blue and green light
- Cost effective, LEDs lasts for a decade
- Easy to use, hands-free operation
- Portable and durable
Cons
- Company reputation not known
- May feel a bit heavy on the face
- No information on the warranty
4. Baby Quasar Pure Rayz
- 5-year warranty
- FDA-cleared for the treatment of wrinkles anywhere on the face
- Built-in shut-off timer
- It is sized for portability and comes with a dual-voltage power source for international usage, and is hand-assembled from the highest quality ABS plastic or durability.
- Includes red, infrared and amber light for pigmentation
- Lightweight, compact and portable
- Designed to fit comfortably in the palm of the hand
Cons
- Need to use eye protection with this device
- Relatively expensive.
5. Lightstim Wrinkles
- Combines 3 wavelengths
- A good size treatment area
- 5-year warranty
- FDA cleared
- Fair price tag
Cons
- Corded – can’t move around during treatment
- Doesn’t come with goggles
6. Norlanya Photo Therapy
- Foldable and easy to carry
- Full face and neck coverage in one treatment
- Only 10 minutes of treatment time total
- Offers continuous/pulse modes
- Rechargeable with a USB cord – fit for travel
- Includes red, blue and yellow wavelengths
Cons
- The light head is not very adjustable – only bends backward
- No warranty information on the official website
7. DPL II Panel System
DPL II Light Therapy pros
- Large treatment area, covers the entire face
- Hands-free treatment
- Removable panels
- Short treatment time (9-15 minutes)
- Auto shut-off, no need to watch the time
- Red & infrared – can be used for pain relief too
Cons
- Not fit for travel
- No multitasking during treatment
8. Baby Quasar plus
Baby Quasar Plus pros
- FDA cleared class II medical device
- Small and portable
- Onboard timer
- Included amber wavelength – for sun damage and hyperpigmentation
- Fit for multitasking – you can read/watch TV
- Lifetime warranty – low-risk investment
- Good customer service
Cons
- Small treatment area, thus long treatment time
- Requires constant circular motion during treatment
9. Baby Quasar MD Plus
Baby Quasar MD Plus pros
- Shorter treatment time
- Twice the power of the Baby Quasar Plus
- Automatic shut-off
- Includes amber light for pigmentation
- Includes protective goggles and a travel pouch
- Lifetime warranty
- Good customer service
Cons
- Corded, can’t move around with it
- Requires constant circular motion
- Pricy
✅ Our Top Rated Red Light Therapy for Skin Home Device
In this post you’ve found the 9 most popular red LED light therapy home devices for anti-aging and skin issues, ranging from the least expensive one (IlluMask Wrinkle face mask) to the most expensive one (Baby Quasar MD Plus).
Our highest rating goes to Baby Quasar Pure Rayz (4.7 stars)
Our lowest rating goes to IlluMask Face Mask and Tanda Lux (both 3.5 stars).
Bonus tip
Did you know that you can use some of these home devices for pain relief as well?
All home devices that include infrared wavelength can be used for local (natural) pain relief – from joint pain to nerve pain, this technology is science-backed for decades.
👉 You can read the 3 compelling reasons to use infrared light therapy for pain relief HERE.
I hope my research has helped you choose the best and the right red LED light home device for you, and please let me know if there are any more questions you have – in the comments below.
To your health and happiness,
Meital
Suzie Franz says
Thank you for the valuable info! I have the NuFACE light attachment. How does that stack up?
Meital James says
Haven’t reviewed it yet. Why don’t you tell us? :)
Zen says
If I buy a hand held Red LED w/ Infrared light, would I also be able to safely use it on my scalp to stimulate hair growth around my temples?
Or is the light needed for hair growth a different wavelength, then say the light found in the Baby Quasar Pur Rayz.
Meital James says
It’s the same wavelength, but it’s going to be hard work holding it and using it on each side of your scalp every day. Check out my post about regrowing hair with red light therapy here: https://www.infrared-light-therapy.com/red-light-therapy-hair-loss/
Jennifer Yu says
is it possible if we use the LED in our face then it could stimulate the facial hair growth too? i think i read in a forum where they use the LED in conjunction with dermarolling and found more facial hair
Meital James says
To my knowledge, red light therapy can not grow new hair on your face, where hair hasn’t been before. I use a LED light mask for months and no hair has grown on my face.
Nick says
Can you put serums while using red light therapy?
Meital James says
You can, but only after treatments.
Nick says
Can i use this daily? Or there should be spacing?
Meital James says
It is better to allow a few days for the skin to “relax” – every week. I never use more than 4-5 days a week.
Dyanne says
Please review Perfectio Plus and Elevare Plus. Thanks :)
Meital James says
I’ll try to get to that soon…:)
lyn says
should i be wary if it is not cleared by FDA?
Meital James says
Which one are you referring to?
Lyn says
project e mask
Meital James says
I have it at home and use it for months. To me it seems well made and high quality. Many red LED light devices are not cleared by the FDA, but the general technology is cleared for skin anti aging.
Lynette Benda says
Thank you so much.
Carolina says
Is this the same mask that it was today in the Doctors TV show?
Meital James says
I haven’t seen the show, you can send me the link for the show if it’s online, and I’ll check.
Vineeta Rajeev says
It’s not FDA cleared. Does that make it any less safer.
Also you have commented having tried Acura 7+1.
Did you use it at a different time.
If you were to buy for someone you live which one would you choose of the 2.
Meital James says
Which device are you referring to when you say it’s not FDA cleared?
As for the other mask, you mean I tried the Aduro 7+1, not the Acura and I used it after the Project E mask. It’s what I use now and I’m satisfied with it. At this point I would recommend the Aduro a bit more than the Project E, but it’s much more expensive. I hope this helps.
Merry Prewitt says
I would not be concerned by FDA approval! There are many wonderful things we use everyday that are not FDA approved. The FDA allows a great number of insects in canned, dried, and frozen foods. They also allow a percentage of arsenic and alloys in food and drugs. I do not put a lot of faith in the FDA “approvals”.
Cobina says
I have the Sirius Aurora Light Therapy one, can the red light touch my skin (face) or away from it? May I use it on daily basis or every other day? May I put aloe Vera after the use?
Meital James says
Yes, you can touch your face with your specific device, I’m sure the instructions say that clearly. You can use every day but no more than 5 times a week, to allow tour skin to regenerate. And yes, of course you can Aloe Vera or any other product after your red LED light therapy treatment.
Cobina says
Thank you so much for the information.
I have another question. Would I be able to use the anti pigment light also, after using the anti wrinkle light?
I’m using the red every other day, in between would I be able to use the other ones? I’m sorry I don’t have instructions with my box that’s why I’m asking
Thank you in advance
Meital James says
You can use the green light right after you’re done with the red light – but for less time. 10 minutes can be enough.
Cobina says
Thank you for your help.
Would I be able to use the green led light in between the days I don’t use the red led one?
Meital James says
Yes, you can. But make sure to listen to your body. Good luck!
Maureen Robson says
Would red light therapy be any good for the thin skin on my arms and cappillieries that keep bursting?
Meital James says
Yes, it may help. Definitely worth a try. It increases blood circulation in the area. Good luck!