BEAR

What it’s cleared for

The BEAR and BEAR mini devices are intended for facial and neck stimulation and are indicated for over-the-counter cosmetic use.

From the FDA filing (K200803, page 3) — verbatim — not yet human-reviewed · retrieved 2026-10-19

Who should skip it

• Skip it if you're pregnant, have epilepsy or seizures, or have a pacemaker or other implanted electronic device. Source: Today.com: at-home microcurrent facials (aesthetician Gina Marí)

The FDA record

Yes — the FDA record names FOREO BEAR.

Is FOREO BEAR FDA cleared?

Specifications

Treatment areas (see source for restrictions)

face, neck · Source — not yet human-reviewed · retrieved 2026-10-19

Coded cautions (read full instructions)

metal-implant, epilepsy, pregnancy · Source — not yet human-reviewed · retrieved 2026-10-19
Pregnancy requires physician consultation; included as a caution code, not a claim of a proven risk. Metal implants and epilepsy are explicit do-not-use warnings.

Cordless

Yes · Source — not yet human-reviewed · retrieved 2026-10-19

App required

Yes · Source — not yet human-reviewed · retrieved 2026-10-19
App required for first activation; subsequent manual use possible.

Warranty (years)

2 · Source — not yet human-reviewed · retrieved 2026-10-19
Standard US warranty; registration and policy conditions apply. FAQ 101 manufacturer manual separately states two-year limited warranty.

Return window (days; conditions apply)

14 · Source — not yet human-reviewed · retrieved 2026-10-19
Unopened purchases from FOREO; opened products excluded.

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Price

USD 233.59 · Source · retrieved 2026-10-20

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