Reviver, in Real Routines
Designed Around You
For a smoother-looking finish. Red and infrared light with gentle warmth, applied the same way at the same time each week — that is what makes the difference.
For a brighter, more rested-looking finish, worked slowly and consistently.
630 nm red with 850 nm infrared, plus warmth to 42 °C. With consistent use, fine lines look softened.
Gentle warmth and a fine serum mist, together. Skin feels comfortable and catches the light again.
Four Years, One Device
Four years of research and development produced Reviver: our smallest device, and our most capable, with seven patents pending. The head you hold changes what it does, and it changes in a second. This one ships with IR + Red and Topical Heat.
Six Heads. One Device.
Reviver ships with the IR + Red and Topical Heat head. Five more fit the same body and attach magnetically:
- IR + Blue Light — 415 nm, for a fresh-looking finish
- Microneedling — 0.5 mm, for the look of texture
- EMS and Blue LED — stimulation with a blue indicator light
- Pro Laser 940 nm — a focused near-infrared beam for precise work
- Pain Relief — 40 LEDs and steady warmth for tired muscles and joints
The Ampoules
Reviver comes with four sample formulas, one for each kind of day:
- Repairing — for skin that needs a little extra care
- Hydrating & Glowing — moisture, and a fresh-looking finish
- Lifting & Toning — for a firmer-looking finish
- Brightening — for tone that looks more even
Cordless by Design
Reviver is cordless and small enough to hold through a whole session. Red and infrared light, gentle warmth and a fine serum mist, from one device in one hand. It charges on its base and packs in a carry-on.
What's in the Box
Reviver Body
Device Base
IR + Red Head
User Manual
Charger
Everything Included
How to Use
What Users Report
Self-reported results from a Spacetouch customer survey. Individual experience varies.
Reviver Details
One body. One head in the box — IR + Red and Topical Heat. A 3 ml ampoule of serum inside, misted onto skin as the light works. Five more heads fit the same body when you want them.
Technologies & Features
- IR + Red and Topical Heat head. 630 nm red with 850 nm infrared, and gentle warmth up to 42 °C. For skin that looks smoother and more refreshed.
- Magnetic heads. Every head seats on pogo pins and swaps in a second, with no tools and no cables. Six heads fit the same Reviver body and attach magnetically: IR + Red and Topical Heat, IR + Blue Light, Microneedling, EMS and Blue LED, Pro Laser 940 nm, and Pain Relief.
- Nano serum mist. A 3 ml ampoule sits inside the body, so serum and light arrive together instead of one after the other. Until now that meant two steps and two devices.
- Cordless. A 1200 mAh battery, charged on its own base in two to three hours.
Specifications
In the box
Reviver body · charging base · IR + Red and Topical Heat head · four sample ampoules
IR + Red and Topical Heat head
630 + 850 nm · 18 LEDs · 9.2 mW/cm² · warmth to 40 ±2 °C · 4.4 W
Treatment window
8.55 cm²
Rated power
Base unit 5 W · head 4.4 W
Rated electrical power — what the device draws, not the light reaching your skin.
Other heads (sold separately)
IR + Blue Light — 415 nm · 18 LEDs · 12.4 mW/cm² · 1.2 W
Pro Laser — 940 nm · skin-contact interlock · 3.5 W
Pain Relief — 660 nm ×28, 810 nm ×6, 850 nm ×6 · 22.18 cm² · to 42 °C · 5.4 W
EMS and Blue LED — 0.35 W
Microneedling
Wavelength tolerance
±10 nm
Warranty
Lifetime manufacturer's warranty
Warranty
All Spacetouch devices are backed by a Lifetime Manufacturer's Warranty covering the replacement of any manufacturing or battery defects. Shipping costs for replacement devices are not covered. To activate this warranty, please register your device within 7 days of first use here.
For complete protection, Spacetouch Care+ plans (available for 2, 3, or 5 years) also cover lost and stolen devices and any kind of defect or accidental damage. To learn more or enroll in Care+, please click here.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the questions we are asked most about Reviver. For anything else, our Help Center is here.
What is Reviver for?
The appearance of fine lines and the look of texture. Skin that looks smoother and more refreshed.
Is it okay to use thick serum?
Thick serums are not ideal for direct use. Dilute them with purified water at a ratio of 1 part serum to 10 parts water for optimal results.
Which head does it come with?
The IR + Red and Topical Heat head — 630 nm red with 850 nm infrared and warmth to 42 °C.
Six heads fit the same Reviver body and attach magnetically: IR + Red and Topical Heat, IR + Blue Light, Microneedling, EMS and Blue LED, Pro Laser 940 nm, and Pain Relief. The other five are sold separately.
How can I file a warranty claim?
Kindly go to https://spacetouch.com/pages/warranty-claim
How powerful is Reviver?
Two numbers, answering different questions.
What it draws: base unit 5 W, IR + Red head 4.4 W.
What reaches your skin:
- IR + Red and Topical Heat — 9.2 mW/cm² across 8.55 cm²
- IR + Blue Light — 12.4 mW/cm² across 8.55 cm²
- Pain Relief — 40 LEDs across 22.18 cm², the largest window in the system
Tolerance ±20%. Watts describe electricity; milliwatts per square centimetre describe light. A device can draw a lot and deliver little, which is why we publish both.
How many LEDs does it have?
Each head is its own instrument, with its own array.
- IR + Red and Topical Heat — 18 LEDs across 8.55 cm²
- IR + Blue Light — 18 LEDs across 8.55 cm²
- Pain Relief — 40 LEDs across 22.18 cm²: 28 at 660 nm, 6 at 810 nm, 6 at 850 nm
- Pro Laser — a single coherent 940 nm emitter, not an LED array
More LEDs is not automatically better. What matters is the light density at the window, which is why we publish milliwatts per square centimetre alongside the counts.
Which wavelengths does it use?
IR + Red and Topical Heat head — 630 nm red with 850 nm infrared.
Across the rest of the system: IR + Blue Light 415 nm · Pro Laser 940 nm · Pain Relief 660, 810 and 850 nm across 40 LEDs. Each head is a different instrument. Blue works at the surface. Red and near-infrared reach further.
Is more power better?
No — and it's one of the most misunderstood things about light therapy.
The skin's response is what researchers call biphasic. Too little light does nothing. Too much doesn't do more — it does less. Published studies show cell activity rising to a peak at a modest dose, then falling away as the dose climbs higher.
One study makes the point neatly: a lower intensity delivered over a longer time outperformed a higher intensity over a shorter one, even though the total energy was identical. Intensity and time aren't interchangeable.
Which is why we design around a considered session rather than the largest number we could print on a box.
