Welcome to Alex Fergus' red light therapy devices article, wherein I explain what devices I use in my daily life. As you'll soon see, I combine masks, lasers, handheld devices, an intravenous light device, panels, torches, and much more.
Here's my HigherDose Mask review, which scores really great for comfort and return policy, but has some flaws as well. Read the full details of the review below...
Is the Rojo Dorada LED Mask legit or just hype? I test its power, comfort, and anti-aging light therapy to see if it truly boosts collagen and improves skin tone.
Discover the best red light therapy devices for travel in 2025 — ranked and reviewed. From portable panels to handheld torches, I compare them all for portability, power, ease of use, and value so you can find the perfect travel-friendly red light therapy option.
Is the iRestore Illumina Light Therapy Mask actually worth using? This LED face mask claims to boost collagen, reduce wrinkles, and clear acne using red, infrared, and blue light. But does it really work?
I tested the Omnilux Men Mask light therapy mask designed for men to see how it performs for wrinkles, skin tone, and recovery. Is it better than the Omnilux Contour, or is it just the same device rebranded?
The Rojo Oro Laser Mask uses real lasers—not LEDs—for anti-aging and skin rejuvenation. But does that actually boost your results or inflate the price tag? I put it to the test for comfort, coverage, and real power output.
Amiro Spectra 5-in-1 red light mask review: does this $199 LED mask actually work for anti-aging, acne, or skin tightening? I test its wavelengths, comfort, coverage, and power output to see if it delivers real skin benefits—or if your money’s better spent elsewhere.
I tested a cheap $37 Amazon red light therapy mask for anti-aging and acne. Weak power, poor coverage, and no results. Here’s why it fails.
