Snippet from the article:
The latest in laser-based hair rejuvenation is the iGrow, a stylish new wearable device from Apira Science that packs 21 laser diodes and 30 LED lights. According to the company, that matches the output of most clinical hair lasers, and it should result in “thicker, fuller and healthier” hair in just a “few short months.” But that’s not all. The iGrow also includes a remote that has been programmed for both men and women, and it has a built-in set of headphones that you can use with your own iPod or MP3 player
Read the rest at Engadget — iGrow promises to regrow hair with lasers, accessorize any wardrobe
And it looks so classy! Any regular reader to this site knows how I feel about the laser hair therapies that make big claims with little to back it up, but this one goes a step further by including headphones and an Apple computer style iPhone/iPad/iPod naming convention.
CNet also points out that the maker of this product is covering their tracks by adding the fine print on the bottom of their site for their other laser product that states, “The REVAGE 670 has not been cleared by the FDA for medical use and any references are purely investigational.” I’m sure the iGrow falls into that same category.
They have a 6 month money back guarantee though, so really, whats the harm in trying it out?
I just had an appointment with a hair restoration doctor in Las Vegas, and he actually mentioned some sort of laser hat thing, but I think it was $3k! So this is a bargain;)
Money back guarantee??? lmfao!!!!!
Good luck getting your money back from scammers.