Qure vs ReGlow: Micro Infusion Systems Compared (2026)

This page compares two micro-infusion kits, not Qure's LED mask. Qure sells 6 treatments for $169, or $28.17 each¹. ReGlow sells one treatment for $49 and plans from $99, but it does not print how many treatments each plan holds⁵. Qure's needles are 0.5 mm and ReGlow's are 0.295 mm, as each brand prints them^1,5.

Quick answer

• Pick Qure if you want a stated treatment count and price per treatment ($28.17)¹; you want a 30-day money-back guarantee that does not require unused items³.
• Pick ReGlow if you want to try one treatment for $49 first⁵; you want shorter needles, 0.295 mm as printed⁵.
• Check first: Qure deducts a return fee of "approximately $29 - $49"³. ReGlow refunds only unused items in their original packaging⁶.

To see how both kits score against nine others, read the best micro infusion systems.

Qure vs ReGlow at a glance

Notes. Checked 24 Oct 2026. Qure kit, price, cadence and needles¹; returns³. ReGlow prices, needles, serum, cadence and box⁵; returns⁶. FDA⁸. Trustpilot^9,10. Sums: Qure $169 ÷ 6 = $28.17 and $169 ÷ 5 = $33.80; ReGlow $49 ÷ 1 = $49.

How we compared Checked on 24 Oct 2026. We read both product pages, store data and refund policies, and searched the FDA 510(k) database. We compared the same points for each kit: price, treatment count, heads, needle length, serum, cadence, returns, FDA status and ratings. Price per treatment uses only counts the brand prints. Nobody at DermaRatings has used either kit.

What does each one cost?

Qure. The 3-month bundle for wrinkles is $169, down from $357¹. Qure sells it as "Total of 6 treatments (one treatment performed every 2 weeks)"¹. That is $169 ÷ 6 = $28.17 a treatment. The box lists 5 heads, so it is $169 ÷ 5 = $33.80 per head¹. The page does not explain the gap. Qure also sells single treatments for $30⁴.

ReGlow. The single treatment is $49⁵. Plans cost $99 for 1.5 months, $149 for 3 months and $209 for 6 months⁵. ReGlow says "Your selected supply determines how many serum vials and sterile single use applicator heads are included"⁵. It does not print the count for any plan. ReGlow does not print how many treatments each plan holds (checked 24 Oct 2026), so we give no price per treatment for them.

ReGlow sells replacement heads at $19.90 for the 0.295 mm size⁷. Its 5 ml serum refill is $26 for one⁷.

What's in the box and how is it used?

Qure. The bundle holds "1 × Qure Micro-Infusion Device", "5 × Sterilized Single-Use Micro-Needling Heads" and "6 × Scientifically Formulated 4 ml Serum for Wrinkles"¹. The heads are "EO-sterilized, 24 K gold-plated 0.5 mm"¹. Qure says "more frequent use is not better and may irritate the skin"². See how often to use micro infusion for each brand's schedule.

ReGlow. The box holds the device, "Sterile 24K Applicator Heads" and "Anti Aging Serum Vials, 4 ml each"⁵. ReGlow says the tips are "24K gold plated 0.295 mm"⁵. You pour the serum into the chamber, prime the head for about two minutes, then stamp with about fifty percent overlap⁵. ReGlow says: "Most customers use the system every one to two weeks" and "More frequent use is not necessary"⁵.

What's in the serums?

Qure sells this bundle with its "Serum for Wrinkles"¹. Its micro-infusion page lists beta-glucan, copper tripeptide-1 and sodium hyaluronate for the Rejuvenating serum².

ReGlow headlines "Plant Stem Cells + Exosome Science"⁵. It names four parts: a plant stem cell extract, a "plant derived vesicle complex", a peptide matrix with hyaluronic acid, and an "EGF peptide"⁵. The wording points to plant-derived vesicles, not human exosomes. For what these terms mean, see exosomes vs PDRN.

What do the studies show?

Qure says an "independent user study" found that 70% of participants said their fine lines looked smoother¹. It says 93% "noticed results the next day after their first Micro-Infusion treatment"¹. These are self-reported. No study ID is printed¹.

ReGlow says users reported smoother, brighter skin and "Visible first session results"⁵. It shows progress photos at 12 and 19 weeks, measured with what it calls "an advanced AI multispectral analyzer"⁵. It prints no sample size or study ID⁵.

Neither kit has a published study we could find.

Returns and support

Qure. "You can return your purchase within 30 days of receiving your order for a full refund", under its 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee³. A fee "from approximately $29 - $49" is deducted to cover shipping and warehouse costs³. You pay return shipping, and shipping charges are non-refundable³.

ReGlow. "Products must be unused, in their original packaging, and returned within 30 days of delivery"⁶. Proof of purchase is required⁶. The product page banner says "30 Day Money Back Guarantee"⁵. The policy's unused rule is the one that sets the terms. A separate 14-day clause covers parcels lost or damaged in transit⁶.

What do buyers say?

Qure. Trustpilot showed 4.5 out of 5 from 1,654 reviews on 24 Oct 2026⁹. Qure's micro-infusion page shows 4.8 from 1,634 reviews².

ReGlow. We could not read a Trustpilot profile for getreglow.com on 24 Oct 2026¹⁰. ReGlow's own page shows "4.5 / 5 from 84 reviews"⁵.

Both brands control the reviews shown on their own sites.

Safety and regulatory status

We found no FDA 510(k) record for either kit when we searched openFDA on 24 Oct 2026⁸. Qure's record K230042 is for its LED mask, not this kit⁸. Qure's product page makes no FDA claim¹.

ReGlow prints "FDA Product Listing No. 53-900269-404091"⁵. That is a cosmetic product listing, not a device clearance. ReGlow says so itself: "This does not represent FDA approval"⁵.

ReGlow says not to stamp on the eyelids or just under the eyes⁵. It says to avoid acids, retinoids, vitamin C and peels for two to three days around treatment, and direct sun for 24 to 48 hours⁵. Qure says not to use its kit when pregnant or nursing, or on irritated or sunburned skin². Ask a dermatologist first if you have a skin condition.

Verdict

Qure prints a full count, so you can price it: $28.17 a treatment, or $33.80 per head. It deducts a return fee. ReGlow lets you try one treatment for $49 and uses shorter needles, but it does not print plan counts and refunds only unused items. Neither kit has an FDA device record. Choose on whether a known price per treatment or a cheap first try matters more to you.

To compare Qure with other brands, see Qure vs Seranova and Qure alternatives.

Last checked 24 Oct 2026.