Draft record: not yet reviewed. Last researched 1 Nov 2026.
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A cordless silicone mask with 272 LED chips (68 four-chip beads) offering red, blue, yellow and 850 nm near-infrared light across four modes, powered by two interchangeable magnetic battery controllers that double as the remote.
| Light | Wavelength | LEDs |
|---|---|---|
| Red | 630 nmsources differ | — |
| Near-infrared | 850 nm ±10 | — |
| Blue | 460 nm ±10sources differ | — |
| Amber/yellow | 610 nmsources differ | — |
| Total | 272 |
Sources differ: 630 nm (brand) vs 620 nm ±10 nm (510(k)).
Sources differ: 460 nm (brand FAQ, 510(k)) vs 470 nm (brand product description).
Sources differ: Brand lists yellow 610 nm (also called 'Orange' in image alt text); not in 510(k) summary.
Light output (irradiance)
105mW/cm²
Measured: Brand: 'up to 105mW/cm²' ('Peak Power Density'); Smoothing (purple) mode stated as 43 mW/cm² Conflicting information
Dose per session
Not published
Not yet checked
Sources differ: Brand/Amazon: 'up to 105mW/cm²'. FDA 510(k) summary for IN-FM002: Red 3.5–10, Blue 2.5–8, Red+IR 6–27 mW/cm².
Measurement distance, location, instrument and mode NOT disclosed by the brand. The FDA 510(k) summary for IN-FM002 gives far lower 'LED Intensity': Mode 1 Red 3.5–10 mW/cm², Mode 2 Blue 2.5–8 mW/cm², Mode 3 Red+Infrared 6–27 mW/cm² (conditions also not stated). Treat the 105 figure with caution.
Light-output figures come from the manufacturer. Independent checks are rare, even in published studies, so treat them as claims. Why
Sources differ: Brand page: '10-minute treatments'. Amazon UK: '5-10 minute sessions'. 510(k): 'recommended to use it 10min each time'. Auto-off timing not stated by brand.
Sources differ: 3–5×/week for 2–5 weeks (brand How To Use) vs 'safe daily use' (brand FAQ) vs claims based on daily sessions vs 3×/week (510(k)); session 5–10 min (Amazon UK) vs 10 min (brand).
Brand page: 'Three to five, 10-minute treatments per week for 2-5 weeks followed by maintenance as desired'; same page FAQ: 'designed for safe daily use… follow the specific usage frequency suggested in the user manual'; clinical claims based on 'a simple 10-minute daily session'. Amazon UK: '3-5 times a week'. 510(k): '10 minutes a day, 3 times per week'.
Sources differ: Brand/Amazon: 4 modes incl. yellow and purple. 510(k) summary: 3 modes (Red; Blue; Red+Infrared), no yellow.
Mode names from Amazon UK A+ content; colours from brand product description. Brand page also mentions yellow + red and yellow + NIR combinations without saying which mode uses them. The 510(k) summary describes only three modes for IN-FM002 (Red; Blue; Red+Infrared). Selected by one-click button on the magnetic battery/remote.
510(k) summary: 'The device will automatically turn off after each treatment.' Not stated on brand page or Amazon UK listing.
Capacity not stated by the brand. 510(k) summary lists '3.7V 650mAh' and '3.7V1000mAh' Li-ion batteries for the model family without assigning them to models. Unclear whether 90 min is per controller or combined.
'the remote control needs to be disconnected from the charger to operate the mask properly.'
Brand FAQ: 'can be used without protective goggles… You can choose to use the mask with or without the pads'. 510(k) summary refers to an incorporated 'protective eye-shield which blocks light energy from LEDs'.
Brand gives no weight. Amazon UK package weight 690–760 g (packaged, by colour). 510(k) summary gives 161 g and 411 × 195 × 4 mm for the IN-FM002 group (likely mask only).
Operated from the magnetic battery/remote; no app mentioned.
No app or paid features mentioned.
'With two interchangeable batteries, you can switch seamlessly'. Whether spare controllers are sold, or cells are user-replaceable, is not stated.
Values are as stated by INIA unless marked otherwise.
10 of 12 key facts published
This counts what's disclosed. It doesn't measure how well the mask works.
“Dermatologist recommended red light therapy mask with clinically proven results for anti-aging and skin rejuvenation.”
“FDA-Cleared, All-Natural, No Side Effects.”
“Industry's First True Cordless Mask.”
“94% acne reduction (2 weeks results)”
Context
Image alt text; no study cited.
“Reduces single pimple volume by 67.03% in 4 weeks using 470nm blue light.”
“Decreases the quantity of crow's feet and under-eye wrinkles by 33.33% in just 2 weeks.”
“Boosts skin collagen density by 26.75%, skin firmness by 24.62%, and skin elasticity by 24.66%.”
“Delivers a 17.24% improvement in facial red areas (VISIA-CR a* value) while increasing deep dermal thickness by 19.91% and dermal density by 7.59% in 4 weeks.”
“Increases stratum corneum moisture content by 52.36%, decreases transdermal water loss by 15.81%, and reduces overall skin roughness by 25.22%.”
“this next-generation wireless mask seamlessly targets everything from stubborn hormonal acne and acne scars to advanced signs of aging, deep wrinkles, and rosacea flare-ups.”
“a dedicated yellow and red light matrix actively constricts micro-vessels to combat flushing, rosacea, and dermatitis… the Yellow + NIR energy network controls brown spots, sunspots, and melasma.”
“Its 272 LEDs emit an impressive 105mW/cm², turning the device into your ultimate secret weapon against aging.”
“100% NIR light works at a deep dermal level to help revitalize and re-energize skin cells.”
“This mask doesn't emit heat or UV light”
Product page quotes percentage results and says effectiveness was 'validated by third-party organizations like SGS', but no report, sample size, protocol or test lab report is published. Ask INIA for the full report and whether it tested this exact model.
Studied: This exact mask Not peer-reviewed
Regulatory substantial-equivalence submission; bench testing only (electrical safety/EMC, IEC 62471, biocompatibility, software V&V). No clinical study.
Measured: Substantial equivalence to predicate Beauty LED Mask KFB265 (K221151) and LED Facial Mask (K230351)
General research on red light doesn't prove a particular mask gives the same results. Research overview
Summaries in our own words. Luma Index hasn't tested this mask.
No editorial coverage recorded yet.
Sources differ: Brand FAQ: 'safe for all skin types… with no adverse side effects'; Amazon UK listing gives five contraindications.
No UKCA wording on brand page or Amazon UK listings. Amazon UK black listing says only 'globally certified, skin-friendly silicone mask'.
No notified-body number, declaration of conformity, or EU/UK authorised representative found. 'CE medical device' would require MDR conformity — ask for the DoC.
Model IN-FM002 matches the Amazon UK model number, but the applicant is not INIA and the cleared specification (3 modes, 3.5–27 mW/cm², no yellow) differs from INIA's marketing (4 modes, 105 mW/cm², yellow 610 nm) — see conflicts. Brand page says 'FDA-Cleared' without a K-number. US status only — not a UK approval. Clearance was based on non-clinical testing only.
Brand calls it a 'medical device'; no UK responsible person found. Classification requires further review. MHRA told the BBC on 5 Nov 2025 that 'there are currently no LED face masks currently registered'. Registration can be checked on the MHRA Public Access Registration Database (PARD); not yet checked for this model.
ANSI AAMI ES 60601-1, IEC 60601-1-2, IEC 60601-1-11, IEC 60601-2-57, IEC 62133-2, IEC 62471, ISO 10993-5, ISO 10993-10, ISO 10993-23
Listed as tests passed in the 510(k) summary submitted by Shenzhen Siken 3D Technology for the IN-FM002 family (US submission). INIA itself declares only 'FDA, CE, RoHS, FCC, and REACH'. Test reports and IEC 62471 risk group not published.
A conformity mark or US FDA clearance doesn't prove a device works. "Not published" doesn't mean unsafe. If you have a medical condition, are pregnant or take light-sensitising medicines, ask your GP or pharmacist first.
Sources differ: Product page '2-Year Warranty' vs warranty policy: one year standard, second year only if registered.
Warranty policy: 'a standard one-year warranty from the original date of purchase' plus a one-year extension if registered on INIA's site. Product page headline: '2-Year Warranty'. Covers defects in materials/workmanship; original purchaser from INIA or an authorised seller only; excludes batteries/consumables unless defective, misuse, unauthorised repair. Claim via service@theinia.com with photos and proof of purchase. Whether Amazon UK purchases count as 'authorised' and whether UK claims are handled is not stated.
Brand site does not ship to the UK, so this policy does not apply to UK buyers. UK purchases via Amazon UK follow Amazon's returns policy (not checked). Statutory rights also apply.
Brand site publishes video guides only, no PDF. A third-party aggregator (manuals.plus) lists an 'INIA Glow Wireless LED Red Light Therapy Mask IN-FM002' manual dated 29 Sept 2025, but the site returned 403 to automated access and was not read. No manual on Amazon UK listings.
| Retailer | Price | Checked | Link |
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| Amazon UKBlack | Check price | 1 Nov 2026 | Visit |
| Amazon UKWhite | Check price | 1 Nov 2026 | Visit |
| Amazon UKPink | Check price | 1 Nov 2026 | Visit |
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