I was wondering if the Hairmax laser Comb was effective at all and what are the results here for anyone currently using?

No one uses Lasercomb?

its funny that this device, which has the FDA behind them, doesnt get spoken about here that much.

i can tell you that i have read many positive reviews, but it seems like actual regrowth is a rare thing. Is it worth the $400+ bucks to do that work (15 mins a day 3 times a week) to just keep your hair? probably, yes

ive also read that the company (Lexington), havent posted any studies on the device anywhere on the internet, leading to suspicion that it doesnt regrow hair as much as it claims it does..

http://www.thebaldtruth.com/ha...ax-lasercomb-studies/

I remember watching a clip from a show from when the lasercomb first came out. The guy from Lexington was putting this item over like it was the best thing ever and that it woulD DEFINITELY REGROW HAIR. If it really did end up doing this easily, i think we would have all known about it

The hairmax comb is a cheap little device that doesn't really do all that much. The hairmax has a lead weight in it to make it feel as if it has more substance then it does. Also, if I remember right, it was not FDA approved to regrow hair, it was FDA cleared to be safe for use, which is a huge difference. However, there have been numerous studies on laser therapy and hairloss showing it is beneficial for your hair, but those laser devices showing benefits tend to be vastly stronger than the hairmax comb. An example would be 100+ diodes vs the 9 the hairmax comes with.

Long story short, for the same amount of money you can get a hairmax with, you can buy something far stronger that might actually do something for your hair.

Edited: 11/15/2009 at 02:14 PM by Mopless

The FDA never said it worked, they only certified that this thing won't hurt you.


If you consider that as proof of validity, then go ahead and spend your money on it.