Cutis Lux

Shark CryoGlow FW312

The Shark CryoGlow FW312 is an LED light therapy mask using 415 · 630 · 830 nm. The manufacturer lists a session of Programme-dependent (8 min in baseline source) and a reference price of US$349.99. Its FDA 510(k) record is K242796 (record names this device).

Why it is notable

Shark brought mainstream engineering to LED masks: the CryoGlow combines blue, red and near-infrared light with a cooling under-eye panel no other device here offers, and its FDA record names the CryoGlow family directly.

Suited to: Wanting blue, red and near-infrared in one mask; Interest in under-eye cooling.

Specifications

Type
LED
Technology
LED light therapy mask
Wavelength
415 · 630 · 830 nm
Reported output
Not found on checked page
Form and coverage
Full-face rigid shell with under-eye cooling, 160+ LEDs
Session
Programme-dependent (8 min in baseline source)
Schedule (brand)
Not found on checked page
Power
Rechargeable
Reference price
US$349.99 · Manufacturer US page, 31 Oct 2026
Source
Shark product page, checked 31 October 2026

LED count from a secondary comparison source; programme duration varies.

Strengths

  • Blue (415 nm), red and near-infrared in one device
  • Under-eye cooling, unique among the ten
  • FDA record names the CryoGlow family (K242796)

Watch-outs

  • Rigid shell; fit varies
  • No numeric irradiance on the checked page
  • Programme lengths vary; check the manual

How LED light therapy mask works

An LED mask covers the face with many light-emitting diodes. The light is not intended to heat skin. Red and near-infrared light are studied for photobiomodulation, which may increase collagen; 415 nm blue light is studied for acne because it affects acne bacteria.

No heat-based injury; sessions are passive and hands-free.

FDA 510(k) record

Number
K242796
Device on record
CryoGlow (FW3XXXX)
Applicant
SharkNinja Operating, LLC
Decision date
27 November 2024
Product code
OHS: light-based over-the-counter wrinkle reduction
Match
Record names this device. The FDA record names the CryoGlow model family.

Clearance means substantial equivalence to an existing device, not proof of effect. About FDA records

Research matching this device

Studies whose technology and wavelengths match the Shark CryoGlow’s published specifications. They did not test this model unless stated.

Compare Shark CryoGlow with other LED masks

All LED masks compared

Frequently asked questions

What wavelength does the Shark CryoGlow use?

415 · 630 · 830 nm, according to the manufacturer page checked on 31 October 2026.

Is the Shark CryoGlow FDA cleared?

We found FDA 510(k) record K242796, “CryoGlow (FW3XXXX)”, cleared 27 November 2024 for SharkNinja Operating, LLC. The FDA record names the CryoGlow model family.

How long is a Shark CryoGlow session?

Programme-dependent (8 min in baseline source). Schedule: Not found on checked page.

How much does the Shark CryoGlow cost?

The reference price is US$349.99 (Manufacturer US page, 31 Oct 2026). Prices change; check the manufacturer page.

Is there research on the Shark CryoGlow?

11 of the studies we explain match its technology and wavelengths, though none of them tested this exact model unless stated: Red + Blue vs Blue Light at Home for Acne: 2026 Trial, Red LED Mask: Twice or Three Times a Week? 2025 Trial, Is Red Light Therapy Safe After Cancer? 2023 Review, Red vs Amber LED for Eye Wrinkles: 137-Person Trial, Low-Level Light Therapy: What the Evidence Shows, LEDs in Dermatology: Systematic Review of 31 Trials, Home Laser and Light Devices: Dermatology Review, Red Light and Collagen Density: Controlled Trial, Red + Near-Infrared LED: Sham-Controlled Trial, 633 + 830 nm LED for Wrinkles: 2005 Omnilux Study and Blue + Red Light for Acne: 107-Person Trial.