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Light Therapy Types of Products

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Light Therapy Types of Products

Sometimes the easiest way to shop isn't by concern or by
body part, it's by the kind of product you're looking for. This hub splits
reVive's catalog by format: panel devices for full-face sessions, handheld
skincare devices for portability, sonic cleansers and cleanser/brush devices
for the cleansing side of a routine, accessories that support the devices you
already own, FSA-eligible devices for anyone shopping with
a health savings account in mind, and home hygiene for the one product in the
lineup that isn't a skincare device at all. That last category matters enough
to flag upfront: the Shoe Sanitizer uses UVC light for sanitation, a completely
different technology from the red and blue wavelengths used across every
skincare device here. It shares shelf space with the rest of the catalog, but
not a mechanism. Below, each format gets its own section so you can shop by exactly
what you're picturing: a full panel, something to toss in a bag, or a way to
keep your shoes cleaner. None of these formats are mutually exclusive, and most
routines end up drawing from more than one.

Panel Devices

Panel devices are built for full-face sessions rather than
spot treatment. The Lux dpl IIa ($399) is the professional-grade
option in this format, combining red and blue light in sessions as short as
three minutes, while the Lux Clinical ($199) offers the same panel
approach at a lower price point. Both are the go-to format if you want to cover
the whole face at once rather than working area by area, and both are
FDA-cleared OTC Class II devices, independently reviewed for safety and efficacy.

Handheld Skincare Devices

Handheld devices trade some full-face coverage for
portability and targeted use. The Lux Glō ($79) is compact enough to travel with
and still combines red and blue light, while the Lux Spot ($39) is built specifically for
quick, targeted acne spot treatment with blue light. This is the right format
if you want something easy to keep in a bag or use on a specific area rather
than the whole face. Both remain safe for all skin tones, since the mechanism
responds to wavelength rather than pigment, and both qualify for FSA/HSA
spending where eligible.

Sonic Cleansers and Cleanser/Brush Devices

Cleansing and light therapy overlap in a couple of reVive's
products. The Soniqué Mini ($59) pairs sonic cleansing with
blue light in a portable format, and the Lux Soniqué Cleanser is the premium version,
combining sonic cleansing with both blue and red light. If your routine starts
with cleansing rather than treatment, these formats fold light therapy directly
into that first step, so you're not adding an extra device just to get the same
wavelength exposure.

Accessories

The accessories sub-collection covers the products that
support the devices rather than deliver light therapy themselves. Relaxation
Goggles protect the eyes during a session, and genuine replacement silicone
brush heads keep the Soniqué line running the way it's meant to. Neither
replaces a core device, but both extend how well the devices you already own
perform over time. Genuine replacement heads specifically are worth checking in
on periodically, since a worn brush head doesn't cleanse the same way a fresh
one does.

FSA-Eligible Devices and Home Hygiene

Two very different sub-collections round out this hub.
FSA-eligible devices gathers the qualifying products that can be purchased
using FSA or HSA funds, useful if you're planning a purchase around those
benefits before the year runs out. Home hygiene, on the other hand, is where
the Shoe Sanitizer lives, a UVC light device built for sanitizing shoes rather
than skin. It's worth repeating that this one doesn't use the red or blue
wavelengths found everywhere else in the catalog. It's included here because it's
a light-based device from the same company, not because it works the same way.
It's also available Open Box at a reduced price, inspected,
tested, and repackaged with the same applicable warranty as new. That Open Box
option extends to select devices elsewhere in the catalog too, not just the
Shoe Sanitizer.

Key Features at a Glance

-       Panel
devices like the Lux dpl IIa and Lux Clinical for full-face sessions

-       Handheld
devices like the Lux Glō and Lux Spot for portability and targeted use

-       Sonic
cleansing paired with light therapy in the Soniqué Mini and Lux Soniqué
Cleanser

-       Accessories
including Relaxation Goggles and genuine replacement silicone brush heads

-       FSA/HSA
eligible devices grouped for easy shopping

-       Shoe
Sanitizer uses UVC light, a different technology from the skincare devices

-       Open
Box options available at a reduced price, fully inspected and tested

-       FDA-cleared
OTC Class II devices, independently reviewed for safety and efficacy

-       Backed
by nearly 20 years of research from LED Technologies, Inc.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Shoe Sanitizer part of the same light therapy
technology as the rest of the catalog? No. The Shoe Sanitizer uses UVC light
for sanitizing shoes, which is a different technology from the red and blue
wavelengths used in reVive's skincare devices.

 

What's the difference between a panel device and a handheld
device? Panels like the Lux dpl IIa and Lux Clinical are built for full-face
sessions in one go. Handheld devices like the Lux Glō and Lux Spot are smaller
and better suited to portability or targeted use.

 

Do the sonic cleansers replace a light therapy device? Not
exactly. The Soniqué Mini and Lux Soniqué Cleanser combine cleansing with light
therapy, so they can work alongside a panel or handheld device rather than
replacing one entirely.

 

What accessories are available? Relaxation Goggles for eye
protection during sessions, and genuine replacement silicone brush heads for
the Soniqué line.

 

How do I know which devices are FSA or HSA eligible?
Qualifying devices are grouped in the FSA-eligible devices sub-collection,
though it's worth confirming eligibility on the individual product page before
checkout.

 

Is Open Box the same technology as a new device? Yes. Open
Box devices are inspected, tested, and repackaged at a reduced price, with the
same technology and applicable warranty as new.

 

Shop by format below: a panel, a handheld device, a
cleanser, or something for the rest of the house.