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Red Light Therapy Masks in Australia: Specs Compared

A face mask and a venue red light room have different formats. This comparison records manufacturer specifications for masks in Australian catalogues. It gives you the source behind each number so you can compare the actual model, its session settings and the price shown on the date checked.

Manufacturer specifications

Checked on 4 November 2026. Names identify the exact generation on the cited page. LED and bulb counts are kept in the manufacturer's units. An empty price means the cited page did not establish an AUD price. RRP is not inferred from an overseas price or a bundle. These are published specifications; we have not measured the devices or tested outcomes.

Dated manufacturer snapshot, 4 November 2026
MaskWavelengthsLED countSession lengthARTG listingRRP / displayed AUD priceSource
Omnilux Contour Face633 nm red; 830 nm near-infrared132 LEDs in 66 dual-chip bulbs10 minutesARTG number not stated on the cited pageAUD price not statedManufacturer page
CurrentBody Skin LED Face Mask: Series 3415, 532, 590, 633, 830 and 1072 nm750 LEDs10 minutesARTG number not stated on the cited pageAUD price not statedManufacturer page
Therabody TheraFace Mask Glo415 nm blue; 633 nm red; 830 nm infrared504 LEDs12-minute full routine; individual modes 4 minutesARTG number not stated on the cited pageA$499 displayed manufacturer priceManufacturer page

Match the model before comparing the numbers

CurrentBody's cited Australian page identifies Series 3. Its specifications should not be assigned to an earlier Series 1 or Series 2 mask. The same principle applies to the TheraFace Mask Glo and other products with similar names. Keep the exact model beside any saved specification, price or manual. A comparison of a different generation needs a separate source check.

Omnilux describes its Contour Face as a flexible face device with a rechargeable controller. Therabody describes Mask Glo as cordless and lists a removable eye shield. These are useful format details when reading the product pages. Fit, cleaning instructions and the included accessories remain matters to check for the specific pack before ordering.

Read LED counts and wavelengths together

Omnilux distinguishes its LED count from its dual-chip bulb count. The table preserves that distinction. CurrentBody and Therabody publish their own counts for their named devices. A larger count alone does not tell you how light is distributed around your face. We do not turn these specifications into a score or a product ranking.

Wavelengths are reported in nanometres, shown as nm. The rows record the manufacturer's named wavelengths without converting them into a promise about skin changes. Read the manual for the modes available on the exact model. A specification table cannot assess personal suitability, medicine use or the manufacturer's full precautions.

Session length refers to a device setting

The session column records the time the supplier publishes. Therabody separates an individual mode from its full routine, so both are stated. These times describe device settings. They are not instructions to copy one mask's schedule onto another product. Follow the manual supplied with the model you own, including its eye-protection and cleaning instructions.

An ARTG number needs a traceable source

The cited product pages do not give an ARTG entry number for these rows. Each row records that absence. A general certification badge does not supply an entry number. A missing number on a page does not establish that a product has no listing. Ask the supplier for the relevant Australian entry if you need to inspect it, and check that the entry matches the device and its sponsor.

Compare the Australian purchase details

The displayed Therabody amount comes from its Australian product page. The other cited pages did not establish an AUD amount in this check, so no converted price is supplied. Before buying, check the current pack, delivery charges, returns and stock on the supplier page. Prices and catalogue entries can change after the date shown here.

A venue listing helps with a different comparison: where to book a room, the listed session and what the entry includes. See red light rooms in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane or the Gold Coast. Keep the venue's booking details separate from a face mask's specifications. Neither format supplies a result promise through this directory.

General information, not medical advice. Source: the linked manufacturer product pages, checked 4 November 2026.

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Infraredi

Infraredi Pro Max 2.0

A$1,484

For a red light panel with adjustable dimming.

Allow for this: The panel weighs 9 kg, so plan where it will hang or stand.

Price checked 27 October 2026

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Omnilux

Omnilux Contour Face

Price on the Omnilux site

For a flexible silicone face mask with a rechargeable controller.

Allow for this: Covers the face only.

Details checked 27 October 2026

View at Omnilux