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Dr. Dennis Gross DRx SpectraLite FaceWare Pro
The only mask here running five wavelengths, and the only one whose advertised FDA clearance could not be traced to a public record. It publishes irradiance — but in the manual, not where buyers look.
This device has not been measured yet. Nothing on this page is presented as a measurement, and no irradiance figure here has been verified by us.
Specification
- Wavelengths415 nm · 605 nm · 630 nm · 660 nm · 880 nm
- LED count160
- Claimed irradiance75 mW/cm²
- Measured irradianceNot yet measured (queued)
- Session length3 minutes
- Session dose13.5 J/cm² (from claim — unverified)
- CoverageFull face, rigid moulded shell with eye cut-outs; silicone head strap only
- RegulatoryClearance advertised; no matching record found
- CE markingCE medical device · MDR CE mark shown in the international manual, with EU Authorised Representative Obelis s.a., Brussels — a standard and credible EU compliance structure.
- Warranty12 months
- Price$455
Origin
No manufacturing location could be established for the Dr. Dennis Gross DRx SpectraLite FaceWare Pro. No FDA establishment registration was found for this device under any name we searched, so no manufacturing location can be established from public records. Source: FDA Establishment Registration & Device Listing database.
What the regulatory status actually means
No FDA clearance was located for Dr. Dennis Gross DRx SpectraLite FaceWare Pro.
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Customer reviews
15 reviews
Good basic operation. Pressure on my cheeks disappears if I loosen the strap, but then I need to stay still.
Four months without a fault. There is a faint scuff inside despite careful cleaning, which is disappointing at this price.
Minimal effort once charged. The hard plastic makes it unsuitable for reading in bed because it shifts against the pillow.
The rigid shell rests on the bridge of my nose. A looser strap reduces the pressure but lets more light reach my eyes.
A habit now: Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday after brushing my teeth. My forehead texture has improved; pigmentation has not.
I am still reaching for it after several months. Skin feels smoother, but comparing photos under different winter lighting has been inconclusive.
I use it more often than expected because the program is short. Results are mostly a temporary glow the next morning.
Setup really is simple. Cleaning around the nose section is less simple because a cloth does not reach the corners.
Used since April with a two-week break while travelling. Fewer active spots, no noticeable change to older marks.
Simple after the first use. I had to remove my hair clips because the rear strap pressed them into my head.
Three-minute sessions are the reason I chose it. The strap buckle catches my hair almost every time I remove it.
It has worked reliably since spring. I hold it in place instead of using the strap because that avoids pressure on my temples.
Quick enough that I do not skip it. The rigid edge touches one eyebrow, suggesting the shape matters more than strap adjustment.
The eye openings sit too low for my face. I can complete a session, but I would not describe the fit as comfortable.
The charging light stopped working, although the mask still charges. Support confirmed it is cosmetic and offered an exchange.