Laser Therapy Comb - FDA Cleared Hair Loss Treatment for Thinning Hair in Men & Women

I've been using it for about a month now, and I'm filled with anticipation as I tackle my thinning hair. I’m hopeful that it will not only help reduce hair fall but also bring about some positive changes in the weeks ahead!

Instructions are lacking on this, which isn't an oversight I would expect for close to a hundred bucks. Basically, the red light is for stimulating hair growth, the white is for killing mold. The red is slightly off from what seems to be researched as the best wavelength, but it does seem to give me a "good hair day" the day after using it. Automatic timer for 9 minutes, which is strange since recommended use is listed as 15 min daily, and there doesn't seem to be a way to change the timer. But ok, use it twice till auto-off and I got my daily dose. The three massage settings are ok, I actually like the lowest because the higher vibration settings seem to fast to feel.My main concern was whether this was real laser therapy. LEDs won't do anything, it needs to be directed photons to stimulate the stem cells. When I turn it on and point it at a wall, it does seem to be directed laser light, though slightly diffuse. This does mean DO NOT LET THIS HIT YOUR EYES OR SOMEONE ELSE'S. I'm surprised this isn't emphasized more in the instructions, also surprised they don't provide some kind of shades to prevent accidental exposure. It's a BRUSH, so using it in a way that doesn't shoot laser around at passerbys isn't easy.Been using it for a few weeks, can't say I really see a difference in my hair growth. I like it mainly for how it makes my scalp feel. Will see after a few months...

Not sure if I received a defective one. The battery can’t be charged after 1 charge and stopped working in less than 1 month. A total waste of money.

I can't review its effectiveness because I haven't used it long enough. What I can say is the design and button placement is a one star. The handle is super short and the buttons are placed in top of the handle. This makes it way too easy to unintentionally switch the operation of the device while in use. The buttons should have been placed on the backside of the head to avoid switching from red light to blue while in operation.

This comb works really great! It's pretty good quality. I haven't noticed a change, but it's part of my routine at this point.

I am a guy with thinning hair loss that just can't get over it. I picked up he laser therapy comb in the distant hopes that it would help with my issue.Laser: The best part about this is the light turns on. I did not have an issue with it.Comfort: Not the most comfortable to hold or to use.Hair restoration: I have not noticed any difference. I had high hopes. Maybe I am using it wrong? I don't know because the instructions are terrible.Instructions: Does not instruct.

After losing a significant amount of hair maybe this is making it thicken up

This product seems great! It operates well and is easy to use. There is important information missing though. It doesn't say what the light colors are for. I had to do some research online and found that the red light is typically used for generating hair regrowth and blue light is typically used for killing bacteria. The product comes with red light, blue light and a mix of the two together. There is a compartment for liquid that the video within the product post goes into--you can add serum or conditioner, etc to work through your hair while you're using it, but it is strictly personal preference. There are a few settings to the vibration. From research online, red light doesn't cause cancer (a concern I had), but actually is used often to help fight cancer. According to online research, red light can treat a multitude of skin issues and can help stimulate hair growth effectively as long as the hair itself isn't dead (has been gone for years and there's nothing at all to work with). As I understand it, the red light and the vibrations stimulate the scalp to cause the natural hair growth and shed cycle to activate and it causes the hair to grow in. I read that it takes 3-4, sometimes 6 months, but should see marked changes. I'm looking forward to it! I'm a few days in, so it's too early to say. It does say not to look into the laser or point it at anyone. Because it's up near the scalp you have to be cautious of this when using it. It's nice because it turns off when it's done running through the cycle and you only have to do the therapy once a day, so it's a no-brainer when using it. It's easy and convenient. I usually hop on my headset on the phone when I use it and it makes time go by quickly.