Shop All LED Light Therapy Devices

Nearly 20 years of research by LED Technologies, Inc. sit
behind every device in reVive Light Therapy™'s catalog, and this collection
brings that research together in one place. Rather than splitting the catalog by device type alone, it groups everything a
routine might need: acne treatment devices, anti-aging tools, lip care, sonic
cleansing systems, replacement parts and accessories, and open-box devices that
make the technology more accessible at a lower price. Every product here,
regardless of category or price point, is built on the same FDA-cleared
photobiomodulation science and has gone through the same independent review as
an OTC Class II medical device. That consistency matters when comparing dozens
of options, because the real differences between devices come down to treatment
area, wavelength combination, and format, not the underlying technology. The
catalog is organized so that finding the right starting point, whatever the
goal, doesn't require guessing which brand or technology to trust first.

One Technology, Many Applications

Every reVive device works on the same underlying principle:
specific wavelengths of light interacting with skin cells to produce a targeted
effect. Blue light targets acne-causing bacteria at the surface, and that's why
it turns up in devices built for breakouts and blemish-prone skin. Red and
near-infrared light work differently. They reach deeper into the dermis to
support the skin's own collagen and elastin production, which is the basis for
devices aimed at fine lines, firmness, and overall texture. Some devices in the
catalog rely on a single wavelength for a more focused treatment, while others
combine blue and red, or red and near-infrared, light in the same session,
addressing more than one concern without adding another step to a routine. This
is part of what separates reVive's approach from single-purpose gadgets. The
wavelength does the work, and the device format simply determines how that
wavelength gets applied, whether through a targeted spot treatment or a larger
panel meant to cover the whole face at once.

Browse by Concern, Format, or Routine Stage

The full catalog spans every way of shopping for LED light
therapy. By concern, it covers acne, anti-aging, and lip care, so a device can
be chosen based on the specific issue it needs to address rather than a generic
category. By format, the range runs from portable, handheld devices suited to
spot treatment and travel to full-face panel devices designed to cover larger
areas in a single session. For anyone building a complete routine rather than
adding one device, the collection also includes Soniqué sonic cleansers,
replacement brush heads, and protective accessories, which round out the line without
requiring a separate purchase from a different brand. With more than 30
products spread across multiple pages, the collection is easiest to shop with a
specific need in mind: a first LED device, an upgrade from an entry-level
model, or simply the parts needed to keep an existing device running.

Open-Box Devices: The Same Technology at a Lower Price

Alongside new devices, the catalog includes an open-box
selection built around the same technology at a reduced price. These are tested
and warrantied devices, not clearance items sold as-is, so the FDA clearance
and the photobiomodulation science inside are identical to a new unit. For
anyone trying LED light therapy for the first time, or adding a second device
for a different concern without paying full price twice, the open-box section
is often the more practical entry point. A number of devices, including select
open-box options, are also FSA and HSA eligible, which can offset the
cost further. That eligibility is set on a per-device basis, so it's worth
checking the individual product page rather than assuming it applies across the
whole catalog.

Building LED Light Therapy Into a Skincare Routine

LED light therapy is designed to work alongside a skincare
routine, not replace it. Most devices are meant to be used on clean skin, which
is part of why the catalog pairs treatment devices with cleansing tools like
the Soniqué line. A consistent cleansing step before treatment helps light
reach the skin without interference from makeup or product buildup. Session
length and frequency vary by device, so it's worth checking the instructions
for a specific model rather than assuming one device's schedule applies to all
of them. The technology is safe for all skin tones, so it fits into routines
built around other treatments without forcing a switch away from existing
skincare products. For anyone managing more than one concern, choosing a
combination device or rotating between two single-purpose devices are both
reasonable approaches, and the right call usually comes down to how much time
there is for a routine.

Key Features at a Glance

-       FDA-Cleared: every device is an independently
reviewed, OTC Class II medical device, regardless of price or format

-       Nearly
20 Years of Research: built on photobiomodulation science developed by LED
Technologies, Inc.

-       Full
Catalog: acne, anti-aging, lip care, sonic cleansing, and accessories in one
place

-       Multiple
Formats: from portable spot treatments to full-face panel devices

-       Dual-Wavelength
Options: several devices combine blue and red, or red and near-infrared, light
in a single session

-       Open Box Savings: tested, warrantied devices
at a reduced price

-       Complete
Routine Support: Soniqué sonic cleansers and replacement brush heads alongside
treatment devices

-       Safe
for All Skin Tones

-       FSA/HSA
Eligible on qualifying devices

Frequently Asked Questions

Where should I start if I'm new to LED light therapy? It depends on your
primary concern. For acne, blue light devices are the natural starting point.
For fine lines and firmness, red light devices are the better fit. Several
devices combine both for a more complete routine.

Are all reVive devices FDA-cleared? Yes. Every device across
the catalog is an independently reviewed, OTC Class II medical device,
regardless of concern, format, or price point, including the open-box
selection.

What's the difference between reVive's entry-level and Lux Collection devices? Lux Collection devices
generally offer larger treatment surfaces, higher LED density, and more
advanced features, such as dual wavelengths in a single session, than reVive's
entry-level range.

What's the difference between blue light and red light
devices? Blue light works at the surface and targets acne-causing bacteria,
which is why it's the basis for devices built around breakouts. Red and
near-infrared light penetrate deeper into the dermis, where they support the
skin's own collagen and elastin production, so those are the wavelengths behind
anti-aging devices. Some devices use both together for overlapping concerns.

Are open-box devices covered by a warranty? Yes. Open-box
devices are tested before resale and come with a warranty, the same as a
new device. The price is reduced, but the FDA clearance and the technology
inside are unchanged.

Can LED devices be used alongside other skincare products?
Yes. They're built to fit into an existing routine rather than replace it. Most
are used on clean skin, and because they're safe for all skin tones, they don't
require switching out other products already in a routine.

Browse reVive's full catalog of LED Light Therapy Devices
and find the one built for your routine.