Build your own Laser Hair Comb?

[prator]

I saw an article on how to build your own laser hair comb a long time ago for like $15-30. I didn't make a note of it since I figured if I ever need to build one, I could just Google it. But I can't seem to find it.

Do these things even work? And if so, is it possible to construct one since they go for $600 and only last 3 years? If not, what are the best combs that have been shown to work?

 

[heretohelp]

unfortunately none of these combs or laser treatments have been scientifically proven to work and i know first hand that they dont. i tried laser treatment which s supposed to be far better than the comb and it didnt work at all , i would advise lookin at different options to treat your hairloss .i'm taking the big 3 and have had really good results as have many other people . please stay clear of the lasercomb

 

[ITNEVERRAINS]

your 15 bucks would be better spent on Nizoral. Lasercombs are junk.

 

[metalheaddude]

I saw an article on how to build your own laser hair comb a long time ago for like $15-30. I didn't make a note of it since I figured if I ever need to build one, I could just Google it. But I can't seem to find it.

Do these things even work? And if so, is it possible to construct one since they go for $600 and only last 3 years? If not, what are the best combs that have been shown to work?

How about just using your microsoft optical mouse and running that over your head for 20 mins a day? That would do about as much as a laser comb :hairy:

 

[Lucky_UK]

lol :mrgreen: