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DR D’LYTE vs OMNILUX | PART 3
WAVELENGTHS - MORE THAN JUST RED & NEAR-INFRARED

Not all LED devices deliver the same wavelengths of light.

The wavelength determines the specific colour of light being delivered, and different wavelengths interact with the skin at different depths.

DR D’LYTE

7 WAVELENGTHS
Including 2 multi-wavelength settings designed to deliver multiple wavelengths simultaneously.

OMNILUX CONTOUR

2 WAVELENGTHS

Dr D’Lyte includes a broader wavelength platform, giving you greater flexibility across its treatment settings.

7 wavelengths. 2 multi-wavelength settings. One device.

Next in our comparison series:
LED BULBS - HOW MANY LIGHT SOURCES ARE DELIVERING THE TREATMENT?

Comparison based on publicly available manufacturer information at the time of publication.

DR D’LYTE vs OMNILUX | PART 2
IRRADIANCE - HOW MUCH POWER IS BEING DELIVERED?

When comparing LED devices, one of the key specifications to look at is irradiance.

So, what does that actually mean?

Irradiance (mW/cm²) refers to the amount of light power being delivered to each square centimetre of the treatment area.

In simple terms - how much energy (power) is being delivered to the skin.

DR D’LYTE

Up to 125 mW/cm²

OMNILUX CONTOUR FACE

~35 mW/cm²

Based on Omnilux’s currently published product specifications. (Omnilux LED)

That means the maximum published irradiance of Dr D’Lyte is more than 4× higher than Omnilux Contour Face.

But there’s an important point:

More power doesn’t automatically mean better results.

Irradiance needs to be considered alongside wavelength, treatment time, dose (J/cm²), coverage and the distance between the LEDs and skin. Omnilux itself notes that treatment geometry and distance from the skin are important factors when considering light delivery. (Omnilux LED)

This is why we believe it’s important to look beyond the marketing and look at the actual technical specifications of an LED device.

Next: Wavelengths - what light is actually being delivered?

Comparison based on publicly available manufacturer data at the time of publication. Specifications may vary by device/model.

DR D’LYTE vs OMNILUX | PART 1
Design + Functionality

We’re putting the Dr D’Lyte LED Face Mask side-by-side with the Omnilux at-home LED mask.

Not all LED masks are designed or function the same- the way a device is designed can influence how practical it is to use consistently at home.

DR D’LYTE

• 4D medical-grade silicone design
• Bluetooth + completely wireless operation
• Voice-guided treatment settings
• Designed with space between the majority of the mask and the skin
• Flexible design for a more comfortable, hands-free treatment
• Designed to bridge the gap between in-clinic LED and at-home LED

OMNILUX

• Corded controller
• Flat-pack design
• LED treatment delivered through a close-to-skin mask configuration

So, what’s the practical difference?

Dr D’Lyte has been designed around more than simply delivering LED light - the focus is on creating a smarter, more practical at-home treatment experience.

This is Part 1 of our Dr D’Lyte vs Omnilux comparison series.

Next, we’ll compare the power, wavelengths and LED technology behind the two devices.

Comparison based on publicly available product information at the time of publication.

DR D’LYTE vs NURSES CHOICE | WHICH LED FACE MASK WINS?

PART 4: LED BULBS

When it comes to LED therapy, the number of LEDs matters.

DR D’LYTE
264 LEDs

NURSES CHOICE
240 LEDs

So which LED face mask comes out on top?

Watch Part 4 and decide for yourself.

PART 5 COMING NEXT…

DR D’LYTE vs NURSES CHOICE | WHICH LED FACE MASK WINS?

PART 3: WAVELENGTHS - 7 vs 4

Not all LED face masks are created equal.

In Part 3, we’re comparing the wavelength technology behind Dr D’Lyte and Nurses Choice, and why wavelength selection matters.

Dr D’Lyte - 7 wavelengths
Including 2 multi-wavelength settings designed to deliver a broader combination of therapeutic light.

Nurses Choice - 4 wavelengths

DR D’LYTE vs NURSE CHOICE LED FACE MASK | PART 2: IRRADIANCE (POWER)

How much LED power is actually reaching your skin?

In Part 2 of our comparison series, we’re looking at irradiance - the amount of optical power delivered to the skin, measured in mW/cm².

We compare the two masks side-by-side to look at:

⚡ Irradiance (mW/cm²)
⚡ Power delivered to the skin
⚡ What the numbers actually mean
⚡ How this can affect treatment time and energy dose

Because when it comes to LED, it’s not just about how many LEDs are in the mask - it’s about the energy being delivered to your skin.

Stay tuned for Part 3.

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DR D’LYTE vs NURSE CHOICE LED FACE MASK | PART 1: DESIGN, LOOK & FEEL

We’re putting the Dr D’Lyte LED Face Mask head-to-head with Nurse Choice - starting with design, look and feel.

In Part 1, we’re comparing:
✨ Overall design
✨ Fit & comfort
✨ Mask construction
✨ Strap design
✨ Look & feel
✨ Ease of use

Two Australian at-home LED masks. Two different approaches to design.

Which one would you choose?

Follow along for Part 2, where we compare the technology and specifications.

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