The folks over at Cnet just got done sampling a product in the hair loss category, the HairMax LaserComb. While there are no results to report yet, it's encouraging to see Cnet review this product. While the LaserComb might just be the beginning, who knows what hair loss products Cnet will review in the future.
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It is a good start that Cnet reviews laser hair products. I'm happy to see Hairmax took time to write lenghy feedback to their comments, which will certainly benefit consumers.
Posted by: Hair Regrowth | November 23, 2009 at 01:03 AM
I agree that it's a good idea that mainstream (Cnet is mainstream, right?) media is taking a look at LED and low-level lasers for possible hair rejuvenation and re-growth. You have to love the no-drugs, non-invasive aspects of it. I put together a small affiliate site for the Neolight laser hair brush with some links on the sidebar to research that has been done by the likes of NASA, etc., for people to take a look at, and the more I read the more I began to think there might be something to this. Just fyi.
Posted by: neolight hair | September 21, 2008 at 08:54 AM