LED Mask Vs Red Light Therapy Panel: Which Is BEST?

Below you'll find all products I mention in my red light therapy mask vs panel video:

Next up, all the resources I mention in my red light therapy mask vs panel video, as well as other red light therapy resources:

I hope you liked my red light therapy mask vs panel video - comment below if you have any remarks or questions. Not only is the price of the panels similar, the ease of use is much better, the power output is greater, and the overall value offered beats the LED masks. So the red light therapy mask vs panel debate is solidly won by the latter, I believe. LED masks may do better for travel though, as they're a lot smaller

#skincare #redlighttherapy #skinhealth

00:00 Masks Vs Panels Introduction
00:44 Price Difference
01:45 Power Output Difference
04:35 Value & Wavelength Difference
06:02 LED Layout
07:33 Ease Of Use
09:20 Overall Conclusion
10:31 LED Mask Fallacy?
11:40 Final Pro-Panel Argument

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Below you'll find all products I mention in my red light therapy mask vs panel video:


Next up, all the resources I mention in my red light therapy mask vs panel video, as well as other red light therapy resources:

[guyplay]

I tell my friends and family to never invest in a mask. Either get a small panel or save up and get a bigger panel. A panel, of any size, is an overall better value. You can use it to treat various parts of your body. Another great video man!

[munequa]

I was about to purchase the Omnilux, but decided to check here for some reviews. Thanks to this video and the comments below, I decided to get the MitoPro. Though my intention was for skincare, I'm curious about its effects on the body. Thank you for your thorough review, and the coupon code!

[zazelda]

What a thorough review, Alex. You covered all the angles, gave pros and cons for each, and most importantly, you relied on science & research, not personal opinion. I like the fact that I only need a few minutes in front of my Mito Pro 1500 to have the same effect as 10-15 minutes with a mask on. Thanks for the comparison.

[michy]

I love the Hooga panels. I have 2. Excellent quality, great prices. The panels have 2 buttons-one for red light amd one for NIR, ehich is great. And excellent customer service

[rehabsee]

Excellent video. I agree 100% that a table top panel is the way to go compared to a mask. For travel, I purchased the Mito Mobile Flex. I love my Mito red light therapy products.

[joyaelbers]

Lov the comparison.. I purchased a hoofs pro 300 series table top and curious about the mask.. thx for pointing out differences!! Appreciate!! Great work as usual ! Bravo 👍💪🏻😉

[nd]

Really glad I found this video. Bought a mito pro mobile rather than a mask. Love that I can hold it towards my face, hair, and other treatment spots

[carolwong]

I appreciate all your videos. Very informative. I have the Mito Pro panel and love it!

[Mr-E.]

At 3:45 The newest Omnilux mask provides roughly ~35 mW/cm2 according to their FAQ page on their website which is a bit closer to the 40 mW/cm2 from the low end panels. I'm going with panel most likely, but just posting if it helps anyone with deciding.

[michelleharris]

Thank you. Just the information I was looking for!

[msvichymsba]

Thank you. I just purchased a huge panel, and I was thinking about purchasing a mask too.

[musicman]

Great video. I love the omnilux men mask that I purchased. Ten minutes lying down each night and it's relaxing and calms my skin. I like that it wraps closely to my face. The only downside are the Velcro straps to secure to face.. a bit fiddley and basic considering the price paid.

[madisynxyz]

just bought the omnilux during their black Friday sale. I travel a lot and thought it would be better for me for that reason. also the masks seem to have ~630nm more often than the panels which I found to have mostly ~660nm, so I liked that. I'm thinking about buying a panel too but I wasn't sure where to start. I'll take a look through your videos and hopefully get some options :)

[lindabruce]

This is great, and I love all the points you raised. Thank you for doing this for us ladies who are interested in reducing our wrinkles.

[goldenturul]

These facial devices are works good too I had hand held devices like baby quasar and others with there tiny bulbs but you have to put them right on the skin.I was suffering chronic seborrhea and after using it like 20 or 30 minutes the healing started very fast and almost gone in the next day.But my hands got tired and I guess I'll try the panel...

[katherinegarelli]

I bought a mito 3rd generation table top for about 500.00 This was by far a game changer. I also bought one the most expensive masks and it by far was not as effective for me. The face mask did cost more than my mito panel.

[ladymissgrey]

Thank you for putting those together. As a person with late stage/chronic lyme, I had been doing it vainly intangent at a tanning salon. So it was a red light BED. This was before my lyme diagnosis but i was having so many mystery/undiagnosed health issues. I could literally feel the spirochetes vibrate through my body in the bed. Now I know why. It helped keep my symptoms at bay, helped with the chronic pain and sure my skin looked better. But it became a necessity. Since moving from that city, I haven’t found another tanning place that has the IR beds. Hence why I’m looking at purchasing something for home use.
Which panel also has the blue light (or other) option? If I’m spending the money, it would be nice to also have something good for anti-aging & hormonal breakouts.

Again, thank you SO much for getting all this info & research out to the public in a scientific way 🙌 new sub!

[dorothy]

I find the mito pro 300 very versatile. I wish it connected with the app or a remote but I like it a lot

[Ma-official_]

Your channel is really great. I have a current body mask and helmet, I probably spent £1000 or so on it. But after watching your videos I think the biomax is the best option. I will start with one and try to build up to four