Compare our range
Panels and mask, side by side
Our panels and the Ultra Laser Red Light Mask are designed to work together. Here's how they compare.
Ultra Mini 100 | Ultra Pro 200 | Ultra Laser Red Light Mask | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Targeted areas like the face, neck or hands, and small spaces | Larger areas like the back, torso or both legs | The face |
| Light source | 72 dual-chip LEDs | 144 dual-chip LEDs | 288 VCSEL laser diodes |
| Wavelengths | 9, from 480 to 1060 nm | 9, from 480 to 1060 nm | 4: 460, 665, 850 and 1064 nm |
| Irradiance | ≥150 mW/cm² at 15 cm | ≥160 mW/cm² at 15 cm | 22 mW/cm², worn on the face |
| How you use it | Compact and portable | Upright panel, with an optional wheeled floor stand | Wearable and hands-free |
| Recommended use | Up to 15 min per area, 3–5 times a week | Up to 15 min per area, 3–5 times a week | Up to 15 min, 3–5 times a week |
| Control | Each wavelength dimmable 1–100%, pulse 1–10,000 Hz, six programs | Each wavelength dimmable 1–100%, pulse 1–10,000 Hz, six programs | Two modes (blue and red), dimmable, timer, voice control and remote |
| Regulatory | ARTG 452667, Class IIa | ARTG 452667, Class IIa | ARTG 452667, Class IIa |
| Warranty | 20 months | 20 months | 12 months |
| Price | $799.00 | From $1,049.00 | $550.00 |
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Quick guide
Which is right for you?
Ultra Laser Red Light Mask
Hands-free and shaped to the face, so it's easy to use as part of your routine. Discover the mask
Ultra Mini 100
Compact and portable, for the face, neck, hands or one area at a time. View the Mini 100
Ultra Pro 200
Twice the LEDs, to cover the back, torso or both legs in one session. View the Pro 200
Mask and a panel
The mask for your face, and a panel for everywhere else. It's how we use them ourselves.
Better together
A panel doesn't replace the mask. It completes it.
The mask is designed for the face: it's hands-free, sits close to the skin and uses VCSEL laser diodes. The panels use dual-chip LEDs across nine wavelengths and cover far more of the body, from your shoulders and back to your knees and legs.
If you already own the mask, keep using it for your face and add a panel for everything else. If you're starting with a panel, the mask is there when you want a dedicated, hands-free option for your face.


