American Manufacturer of Electrolysis Equipment.
About
Clareblend, Inc. is a U.S.-based manufacturer of professional electrology, microcurrent, and LED therapy systems proudly built in Reno, Nevada. With FDA registration and ISO 13485 certification, the company is committed to delivering reliable, high-quality equipment that meets strict safety and performance standards. For nearly a century, Clareblend has earned the trust of beauty and medical professionals worldwide through innovation, precision craftsmanship, and dedicated customer support.
Precision Equipment. Trusted Results. Made in the USA.
Clareblend, Inc. is a U.S.-based manufacturer of professional electrology, microcurrent, and LED therapy systems. Operated in Reno, Nevada, our company has built a reputation for quality, innovation, and reliability for nearly a century. Every Clareblend product is designed, assembled, and tested in our FDA-registered, ISO 13485–certified facility.
Clareblend manufactures a complete line of equipment trusted by professionals worldwide:
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Electrology Systems: Precision epilators such as the Elegance+, Elegance, Essence, Epic, and G-Tech—offering blend, flash, and thermolysis modalities for effective permanent hair removal.
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Microcurrent Systems: The Jeunesse professional microcurrent device enhances ATP production, tones facial muscles, and supports visible skin rejuvenation.
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LED Therapy Devices: Red, blue, and infrared LED probes designed for skin health, acne management, and improved circulation.
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Accessories & Supplies: High-quality conductive gels, electrodes, gloves, and cords engineered for compatibility and performance.
History of Clareblend
Clareblend traces its history to 1924, when Clare Rosner and her husband, Harold G. Rosner, founded Clare Manufacturing Co., which later became known as Clareblend Inc. Harold Rosner developed equipment for Clare’s electrology work, helping establish an early tradition of practical, treatment-focused machine design.
According to John Fantz in Ask the Instructor, Harold G. Rosner developed the earliest known air desensitizer deviceand later installed an air-cooling system on the company’s eight-needle multiple-needle epilator in the late 1930s. These early developments reflected Clareblend’s longstanding interest in improving both client comfort and machine performance.
After Clare Rosner’s retirement, her daughters, Betty Rosner and Marge Smith, assumed leadership of the company and continued the research and development of Blend, Thermolysis, and multi-needle epilators. As the profession evolved, Clareblend remained part of the transition from tube-based equipment to solid-state technology in the early 1970s, with industry sources crediting Marge Smith with developing the first solid-state Clareblend epilator.
For many years, Clareblend was based in the San Fernando Valley, California, before relocating to Reno, Nevada, in the early 1990s. In 2004, Richard and Nadia Klukovich acquired Clareblend. Richard, an electrical and electronic engineer and former consultant to the company, provided both technical expertise and knowledge of the company’s history to support the ongoing development of Clareblend equipment. Working with electrologists, he helped improve the company’s software and systems to meet modern treatment needs while maintaining the profession’s technical heritage.
Today, Clareblend is based in Reno, Nevada, where it continues its long tradition of designing electrology equipment in collaboration with practicing electrologists.