Portable Meso Gun with Continuous and Dose Modes for Skin Whitening and Hydration

Single unit pricing runs about $85-95 depending on your shipping zone, then drops to roughly $65-72 each once you're ordering 50 pieces or so, and for bulk lots—say 200 units—you're looking at $52-58 per device. This is basically the cost-effectiveness play: the F13H does what a $400 clinic meso gun does, just in a compact package that fits in a bathroom drawer.

It runs on continuous mode for sweeping facial passes or dose mode for precise injection spacing, both driven by that 850mAh lithium polymer battery good for about 45 minutes of use per charge. The 1.5-inch color OLED is surprisingly readable, and the whole main body with syringe holder weighs 220g—you'll feel the needle resistance more than the device itself.

We don't recommend this for deep dermal remodeling or anyone with nerve damage in treatment areas because the 4W motor simply doesn't have the torque for thicker connective tissue. What it does well is shallow hydration delivery with hyaluronic acid or vitamin cocktails for surface-level whitening and wrinkle softening, and the negative pressrue handle (100g) actually creates a decent suction seal for even novice users.

OEM is availble with your logo on the ABS housing and custom packging, and we usually hold stock of about 1,500 units for immediate dispatch—but verify lead time for any custom color or branding, since that can stretch to 25 days or so. Every unit ships with a COA for teh batch and a charger that handles 110-240V, so you don't need a step-down transformer.

The 1.5-inch OLED shows remaining battery percentage in real time, which is a detail most buyers don't think to ask about until they're mid-session with a dying unit. Anyway, we've seen these hold up fine through about 300 charge cycles before the battery starts showing noticeable drop-off, and replacement cells are standerd 7.4V lithium packs you can source anywhere.

Just keep in mind this is marked "For Research Use Only" on manual and packaging, so if your buyers need it cleared for cosmetic retail sale, they'll need to handle local regulatory paperwork themselves. The injection depth is adjustable between 0.5mm and 2.5mm, which is better than reagent-grade devices for this price point but still requires clean technique and proper needle disposal.