Groupe Kandy Inc. today announced that its KandyWay Eternal Glow MD Red Light Therapy Mask is licensed by Health Canada as a Class II medical device. The authorization gives Canadian consumers a clear regulatory reference point for an at-home LED mask designed for skin rejuvenation and the improvement of visible signs of aging.
Health Canada's Medical Devices Active Licence Listing identifies the product as KANDYWAY ETERNAL GLOW MD FACE under active licence No. 108855. The federal record classifies it as a Class II device, lists device identifier TN-19G and gives Feb. 9, 2023, as its first issue date. The Health Canada medical device licence listing provides a direct, independently verifiable source for distributors, media and consumers seeking to confirm the device's regulatory status.
The Eternal Glow MD uses 633 nm red light and 830 nm near-infrared light rather than a broad mix of cosmetic light colours. Its stated irradiance is approximately 35 mW/cm², and each treatment cycle runs for 10 minutes before shutting off automatically. Based on the stated irradiance and session length, one 10-minute cycle delivers an estimated fluence of approximately 21 J/cm². The device contains 132 LEDs across 66 dual-LED bulbs set into a flexible, medical-grade silicone mask, and it carries a two-year device warranty with a one-year controller warranty.
The wavelength pairing is grounded in facial photobiomodulation research. A published study on LED light therapy for facial skin rejuvenation evaluated combined 633 nm and 830 nm therapy and reported improvements in photoaging scores and periorbital wrinkles among participants. That research involved a different LED system and treatment protocol, so its results should not be read as a guarantee of identical outcomes from the KandyWay mask.
"The Health Canada authorization gives consumers a documented, verifiable point of reference when they evaluate at-home LED devices," said Iannique Renaud, spokesperson for Groupe Kandy Inc. "Rather than relying on broad marketing terms, people can review the mask's wavelengths, output, treatment time and regulatory listing directly."
The federal listing supports the company's position in the regulated, higher-specification segment of the at-home LED mask market. It does not mean Health Canada has awarded a comparative designation, nor does it guarantee a particular cosmetic result. The company's specification-focused language refers to the combined feature set and the use of red and near-infrared wavelengths that have been studied for facial skin rejuvenation.
"The intent is to make the product easier to assess on measurable criteria," Renaud added. "Individual results vary, and users should review the contraindications and follow the product instructions before treatment."
KandyWay recommends using the Eternal Glow MD only for its stated purpose and according to the product instructions.
KandyWay is a Canadian beauty technology brand operated by Groupe Kandy Inc. The company develops at-home skin care devices and products, with a focus on red light therapy, skin rejuvenation and clearly documented product specifications. Its product line includes medical-grade red light therapy masks and complementary skincare tools, including a hydrogel mask and a Gua Sha facial tool, designed to bring professional-grade aesthetic treatments into the home.
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For more information about KandyWay, contact the company here:
KandyWay
Iannique Renaud
1-800-680-5608
hello@kandyway.com
6185 Boul Taschereau, Unit 118, Box 422