TheraGlow Mask2Go Red Light Therapy LED Face Mask
- Eight light colors in one mask, so each session can match what your skin needs that day
- Eight light colors in one mask, so each session can match what your skin needs that day
- Soft silicone that bends to your face for even coverage
- Free to move around; the rechargeable controller runs about 70 minutes per charge
- Set it and relax; sessions end on their own at 10 to 30 minutes
Eight colors, from purple to near-infrared. Why that matters
Different colors of light are absorbed at different depths. Purple and blue at the short end are taken up near the surface, red at 620 to 630 nm reaches a little further, and near-infrared at 845 to 855 nm goes deepest. Having eight in one mask means you can change what your skin receives without changing devices, and the flexible shell keeps every LED close to the face so less light is lost to the air.
Depths shown are illustrative. Light supports the skin's normal renewal; it does not treat, cure, or prevent any condition.
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Recommended pairing
The Mask2Go lights the whole face at once while you sit back. The TheraSculpt then works the jawline, cheeks and brow by hand, adding gentle microcurrent and vibration to the light.
TheraGlow Mask2Go Red Light Therapy LED Face Mask
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Description
The TheraGlow Mask2Go is a soft, flexible LED face mask with eight light modes, from red at 620 to 630 nm and infrared at 845 to 855 nm through blue, green, yellow, cyan, purple and white. Its 88 LED bead sets (352 chips) sit inside silicone and surgical grade polymer that bends to the face, so the light lands evenly across the forehead, cheeks and jaw. Two adjustable straps hold it in place while you read or rest.
A pocket controller sets the mode, three intensity levels and a session of 10, 15, 20, 25 or 30 minutes, then switches the mask off when time is up. It charges in about two and a half hours and runs for roughly 70 minutes between charges, and the mask itself weighs 6.2 oz, light enough to pack for a trip. Therasage suggests three to five sessions a week for four weeks as one full cycle.
Is this right for you?
You'll get the most from it if
- You want one mask that covers every color, not a single red setting.
- You like a soft mask that rests on the face and stays put with straps.
- You travel; the controller is rechargeable and the mask packs flat.
- You want short sessions; 10 minutes counts, and it switches itself off.
Maybe look elsewhere if
- You would prefer a mask that sits just off the skin; the TheraGlow Mask2Go+ is built that way.
- You want light on the neck, shoulders or body; the Tri-Lite panel covers larger areas.
Specifications
| Format | Flexible LED face mask with handheld rechargeable controller |
|---|---|
| Light modes | Red 620 to 630 nm · Near-infrared 845 to 855 nm · Yellow 600 to 610 nm · Green 520 to 530 nm · Blue 465 to 475 nm · Cyan 450 to 492 nm · Purple 400 to 410 nm · White |
| LEDs | 88 LED bead sets (352 LED chips) |
| Intensity | 3 levels: low, medium, high |
| Timer | 10, 15, 20, 25 or 30 minutes, then auto shut-off |
| Battery | About 2.5 hours to charge, about 70 minutes of use per charge |
| Power | ≥ 3W; 5V 2A input |
| Size | Mask 11.44 × 7.45 × 0.12 in; controller 4.72 × 1.89 × 1.24 in |
| Weight | Mask 6.2 oz (177 g); controller 5.4 oz (154 g) |
| Materials | Silicone and surgical grade polymer |
| In the box | Mask, controller, 2 adjustable straps, user guide |
Wavelength and irradiance figures are conservative estimates based on lab spectroradiometer measurements; real-world output varies with distance and placement.
How to use
- Before you startCleanse and dry your face, and remove makeup or skincare with light sensitive ingredients
- First useFully charge the controller, then run a 10 minute test on your forearm and check for redness
- Session10 to 30 minutes; choose a mode, then set low, medium or high intensity
- Frequency3 to 5 times a week for 4 weeks makes one full cycle
- Good to knowDo not use while charging; keep it away from water and wipe the silicone with a soft damp cloth
Shipping & delivery
Free shipping within the United States on every order. Most orders ship within a few business days, and you will receive tracking as soon as your order is on its way. Larger items may ship freight with a delivery appointment.
Warranty & returns
1-year limited warranty.
Not the right fit? You have 60 days from delivery to send it back. Reach out to our team, we will email you a prepaid return label and the right address, and refund you once it arrives. Items need to come back in their original packaging. Prefer to exchange it for something else? We handle that at no extra cost.
Cancel free of charge any time before your order ships. If anything arrives damaged, send us photos of the item, the box and the SKU within 24 hours and we will sort it out for you.
See our Return Policy for full details.
Why it earns a place in the stack. Most LED masks give you one or two colors. The Mask2Go puts eight in a soft mask that rests against the skin, run from a controller small enough for a bag, so the routine comes with you on the road and still fits into ten minutes at home.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What do the eight light modes on the Mask2Go do?
How is the Mask2Go different from the Mask2Go+?
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Is there anyone who should be careful with the Mask2Go?
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No single thing changes your biology on its own. What matters is the system, and whether each piece earns its place. Here is how a device makes it into Kove.
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Start with the evidence
Where there is research behind how something works, we read it. We look at the real mechanism a device relies on, like the wavelength, the frequency, or the dose, and whether the evidence holds up. Substance comes before marketing, and we are honest about how strong that evidence is.
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Separate mechanism from marketing
A claim is not a mechanism. We check a device's real output against its stated one: does the panel emit the 660 and 850nm it advertises, at the irradiance that makes those numbers matter? The marketing language gets set aside. The measurable spec is what we judge.
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Verify build and dose
Even a good idea does nothing if the hardware is weak. We confirm the output is consistent, the dose is usable in a real daily routine, and the build holds up over years, because a device only helps if it lasts as long as the habit.
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What clears every step earns its place in the system, held to the same standard as everything else. That consistency is what you can count on.
