Red light therapy the market shows no signs of slowing down. According to Fortune Business Insightsthe industry is expected to grow from $1.21 billion in 2026 to $1.76 billion by 2034. Riding this wave, Hong Kong-based Megelin is currently holding its biggest Mother’s Day sale to date, offering deep discounts on most of its LED devices and some electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) tools.
I’ve been testing the Duo Lux laser and LED light therapy mask for two weeks as part of a six-week trial. While I’m still formulating my final verdict, I already have some initial thoughts (more on that below). In the meantime, check out the great deals, because some of these discounts might be too good to pass up while they’re live.
This laser and LED light therapy mask is $270 off
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Duo Lux laser and LED light therapy mask
The Megelin Duo Lux Laser and LED Light Therapy Mask combines 660 nanometer (nm) and 1064 nm lasers with 660 nm LED light for more intensive treatment. The brand claims it can help smooth wrinkles, soothe inflammation, reduce pigmentation, and minimize redness. After two weeks of testing, I’ve yet to notice any visible changes to my skin, although to its credit, I haven’t experienced any irritation or adverse reactions.
My biggest problem was the initial unboxing experience: the mask had a strong chemical smell that reminded me of formaldehyde. For a device that sits against your face and doesn’t have a mouth opening, that’s not really reassuring. Wiping it down and letting it air out reduced the smell considerably, but it definitely made for a less than ideal first impression.
That said, the mask itself is extremely comfortable. The soft, flexible silicone fits the face well, and the dual-strap design keeps it secure without feeling restricted. Treatments are quick and easy to customize with four different modes, all controlled via a connected remote control. And because it’s wireless, you’re free to move around when using it.
At full price, it’s a significant investment compared to its competitors. But with the current $270 discount, it becomes a much more attractive option, especially considering the added laser therapy component, which isn’t as common at this price point. I’ll continue testing for the full six-week period before sharing my final verdict, but if you’re tempted to take advantage of the sale now, Megelin offers a 60-day money-back guarantee and a one-year warranty.
