Ulike Air 10 IPL Hair Removal Device dupe

INNZA IPL Hair Removal with Ice Cooling at about $79.99. INNZA's IPL is Foshan Jindi's model JD-TM016, and Jindi's 510(k) for it, K252209 (October 2025), names Ulike's Ice Cooling IPL, the Air 10's clearance K241998, as the device it is equivalent to: both are cleared for removing unwanted hair and permanently reducing regrowth, with a xenon flashlamp behind a cooled sapphire window, at up to 7 J/cm² against the Air 10's 6.67.

Air 10 IPL Hair Removal Device costs about $349. INNZA IPL Hair Removal with Ice Cooling works out at $79.99, roughly 77% less on price.

Air 10 IPL Hair Removal Device costs about $349, about 4.4 times as much as INNZA IPL Hair Removal with Ice Cooling. The trade-off with INNZA: The Air 10 reaches further: light from 550 nm where INNZA's starts at 600, flashes of up to 26 J against 18, a 3.9 cm² window against 3.3, and multi-pulse flashes where INNZA fires one 10 ms pulse. If that doesn't matter to you, the original isn't worth the extra $269.

Ulike Air 10 IPL Hair Removal Device is FDA-cleared under 510(k) K241998, for removing unwanted hair and permanently reducing regrowth, skin types I to V. INNZA IPL Hair Removal with Ice Cooling is FDA-cleared under 510(k) K252209, for removing unwanted hair and permanently reducing regrowth. IPL devices are cleared through the FDA's 510(k) route, not approved: clearance means the FDA found a device substantially equivalent to one already sold, for the use named.