Ulike ReGlow - 272-LED Four-Wavelength Light Therapy Mask (FDA model UM10)

Ulike's FDA-cleared claim checks out in the FDA's own 510(k) database: K243492, decided January 10, 2025, for the Ulike Reglow Light Therapy Device (UM10), with a second clearance, K260511, decided March 16, 2026. The mask runs 272 LEDs across 830nm infrared, 630nm red, 590nm yellow and 465nm blue in a rigid shell that Ulike says sits 1 cm off the skin. List is $399, and ulike.com was showing $349 on September 3, 2026.

The ReGlow is Ulike's rigid-shell LED face mask, and the numbers it publishes are specific. 272 LEDs, four per slot, across four wavelengths: 830nm infrared, 630nm red, 590nm yellow and 465nm blue. Those combine into four modes. Firm pairs red with infrared. Rejuvenate pairs yellow with infrared. Clear runs blue, red and infrared. Glow runs yellow, red and infrared. Glow and Clear sessions are 5 minutes, Firm and Rejuvenate are 8, and Ulike's guidance is one or two modes per session, 20 minutes maximum, three times a week. The shell is a faceted rigid mask with adjustable straps and soft cushioning that Ulike says rests 1 cm above the skin, a built-in silicon eye seal, and a remote control that plugs into the mask to cycle modes. Ulike states the four-per-slot layout delivers four times the LEDs and four times the power of a single-LED design, and that its mirror-reflection interior gives 77.4 percent better light irradiance, a figure the brand's footnote ties to the light-refraction design with no mW/cm2 baseline given. The FDA clearance is verifiable: 510(k) K243492, decided January 10, 2025, and K260511, decided March 16, 2026, both for the Ulike Reglow Light Therapy Device (UM10). Warranty is two years from delivery, the money-back window is 100 days, US standard shipping is free at 2 to 5 business days, and the on-site widget shows 4.9 of 5 from 621 reviews.

Where it gives ground is the rest of the spec sheet. Ulike does not publish irradiance in mW/cm2, the mask's weight, battery capacity, run time per charge or power input. It also never calls the ReGlow cordless: the remote connects to the mask by cable, and in the gift-set copy Ulike reserves the words wireless and rechargeable, no cords or adapters required, for the soft ReGlow Lite, which is how the brand separates the two. One customer review on the page describes the remote as battery-powered and mentions charging it, so treat the power setup as unpublished rather than settled. The headline result, 96.9 percent of users reporting a significant reduction in forehead lines after four weeks, is attributed by Ulike to SGS test reports, and the brand's own footnote says the data includes self-reporting; no sample size is published. The clinically tested and FDA-cleared line on the product page is Ulike's wording, and a 510(k) clearance is a device determination by the FDA, not a verdict on that cosmetic figure. Three checkout details matter. The 15 percent off labels work out to 12.5 percent on White ($399 to $349) and 14.7 percent on Champagne Gold ($409 to $349). Under the 100-day guarantee, Ulike's return policy says a standard return shipping fee is deducted from the refund, even though the page's structured data lists returns as free. And the warranty covers the first purchaser through authorised channels only. Ulike also lists groups it says should avoid the device, including during pregnancy or breastfeeding, within two weeks of surgery, and for people with heart conditions or autoimmune disease; read that list on the product page before ordering. One image note: the Number 1 Globally badge Ulike overlays on the hero photo refers to hair-removal device sales volume, not LED masks.

Who buys it: a skin-focused buyer who wants blue and yellow modes in the same mask as red and infrared, and a clearance number they can look up, at a mid-tier price. List is $399 in White and $409 in Champagne Gold, verified September 3, 2026, against Ulike's own product data, with a $349 promo showing on the page that day and a structured-data expiry of September 13. The gift set adds the soft ReGlow Lite for $439 list and was showing $339, below the single mask, on the same day. Against the catalog: the HigherDOSE Red Light Face Mask is $349 with two wavelengths, brand-published irradiance and a cordless controller. The FAQ Swiss 202 is $799 with 600 light points across eight wavelengths in a wireless silicone shell. Below it, the COLORDIAMONDS 360 is $229, the FliKEZE PhotonMask Quint is $159.99 and the WavyTalk Glow Time is $99.98. Inside Ulike's own line, the ReGlow Pro lists at $499 in Champagne Gold only and carries the same SKU as the standard Champagne Gold mask, and JMOON by Ulike sells the ReGlow Max, which Ulike describes as full-body light therapy, at $499 list if your target is not the face. HSA and FSA payment through Flex is offered on the product page. The decision at $399: it buys four wavelengths and a clearance you can verify; it does not buy published output numbers or a brand statement that the session is cordless.

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