Lasercomb news

[Tricia]

I guess it got approved, but I'm still not buying it..........

WASHINGTON Federal regulators have approved a comb that, drawn across a balding pate, can restore real hair.

The manufacturer, Lexington International LLC, calls the handheld laser device the Hairmax Lasercomb, which the company said Thursday increases the numbers of thick hairs on the scalp, according to 26-week clinical trials.

The Food and Drug Administration's test report said subjects who used the treatment "had significantly greater increases in mean terminal hair density" than those who used placebo in the tests.

As the device's name suggests, it combines a low-level laser with a comb. When drawn through the hair, the laser strikes the scalp to promote hair growth, according to the company.

The device, sold on the Internet for $545, is the only drug-free product meant for home use in combating hair loss that's won the endorsement of the Food and Drug Administration, the company said.

[Jacob]

Me either

Maybe a helmet-type one....I'd use it more consistently.

[Jacob]

Me either

Maybe a helmet type one- I'd use it more consistently.

[Jacob]

Me either

Maybe a helmet type one. I'd use it more consistently.

[Jacob]

Me either....


Maybe a helmet type one. I'd use it more consistently.

[Jacob]

Maybe a helmet type one. I'd use it more consistently.

[Tricia]

I really think it's overpriced for what it is. They use one laser diode and split into a different number of beams. The same laser diode in the lasercomb can be found in a $30 red laser pointer.

If I was so inclined to try one, I'd make my own.

I'm waiting for the thing that will grow hair for almost everyone...not just increase hair counts slightly (at best). LOL, i might be waiting a very long time.

[Jacob]

Just wanted to say..I was not drinking when posting the above

I kept getting errors..and didn't think the posts were going through.