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Homssera Peullanik Peu-ro

The Homssera Peullanik Peu-ro (PLANIC PRO) is a home beauty device that combines Tesla coil cold plasma, dual EP, and quad EMS, aiming to sterilize harmful bacteria in pores, deliver high-molecular-weight ingredients to the dermis, and improve skin elasticity.

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Key information

Model namePLANIC PROverified
Country of manufactureSouth Koreaverified
Dimensions50 X 63 X 166mmverified
Weight178gverified
Battery1,800mAh (3.7V)verified
Operating/charging timeApprox. 4 hours / Approx. 2 hoursverified
CertificationKC, CE, RoHSverified
FunctionsCold plasma, dual EP, quad EMSverified
Head materialMedical-grade titaniumpost
Ozone emission concentration0.00362ppm (14 times lower than FDA standard)post

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Frequently asked questions

Q. What are the main features of the Homssera Peullanik Peu-ro?

It sterilizes harmful bacteria with cold plasma, delivers high-molecular-weight ingredients to the dermis with dual EP, and improves skin elasticity with quad EMS.

Q. Can sensitive skin use it?

The medical-grade titanium head reduces concerns about metal allergies, and the low ozone emission concentration makes it comfortable for sensitive skin.

Q. How do I use the PLANIC PRO?

After cleansing, purify with cold plasma mode, apply the dedicated ampoule, then use dual EP mode to aid absorption, and finally strengthen elasticity with quad EMS mode.

Q. Why do expensive ampoules not absorb well?

Because clogged pores prevent active ingredients from being absorbed. The PLANIC PRO purifies pores with cold plasma to help ingredient absorption.

Q. How long does the battery last?

It can be used for about 4 hours, and charging takes about 2 hours.

Business claims (unverified): Claims that ozone emission concentration of 0.00362ppm is 14 times lower than FDA standards, but the basis for comparison with actual FDA standard values has not been verified.

Product specifications and user reviews were confirmed through official channels and blogs, but specific claims (ozone concentration comparison) rely on blog assertions rather than official data.

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