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BON CHARGE Max Red Light Therapy Device
BON CHARGE
Home red and near-infrared LED panel (660 nm and 850 nm) for half-body coverage.
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Capillus PRO Laser Cap (272 lasers)
Capillus
Laser-only cap with 272 laser diodes at 650 nm, worn under a baseball cap; Capillus says 6 minutes a day. Price: $1,699, checked Oct 3, 2026; Capillus lists a 6-month satisfaction guarantee, a 3-year limited warranty and HSA/FSA payment. Regulatory: FDA-cleared (K163170) for over-the-counter use, cleared as the Capillus '272 Pro' (the product page calls it Capillus PRO and doesn't print the K-number), to treat androgenetic alopecia (pattern hair loss) in men (Norwood-Hamilton IIa-V) and women (Ludwig-Savin I-1 to II-2 or frontal) with Fitzpatrick skin types I-IV; not cleared for other types of hair loss. The 6-minute daily routine differs from the 30 minutes every other day used in the trial summarized in Capillus's earlier 510(k). Capillus's Spectrum and TriSpectrum caps, which add near-infrared wavelengths, have no 510(k) under those names. Evidence grade: B (for the device category, androgenetic alopecia only; not graded for this specific device or for other types of hair loss). A 2025 meta-analysis of 38 studies (about 2,930 people with androgenetic alopecia) found a larger increase in hair density with light therapy devices than with placebo or sham after 4-26 weeks, but results varied widely between trials and many trials were small or funded by device makers. Goals: hair. Directory: Red light > Laser & LED hair caps.
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CurrentBody Skin LED Red Light Hair Growth Helmet
CurrentBody
LED helmet with 120 red LEDs at 660 nm (per the FDA summary and the user manual), used 10 minutes a day with auto shut-off; medium (21.3-23.2 in) and large (23.3-25 in) sizes. Price: $859.99 for the helmet alone, checked Oct 3, 2026 (bundles with CurrentBody's Series 3 LED face mask cost more); CurrentBody says FSA/HSA can be used for qualified products. Regulatory: FDA-cleared under K230336 (model MZ-07, per the user manual) for over-the-counter use to treat androgenetic alopecia (pattern hair loss) in men (Norwood-Hamilton IIa-V) and women (Ludwig-Savin I-1 to II-2 or frontal) with Fitzpatrick skin types I-IV; not cleared for other types of hair loss. Note: the product page lists Bluetooth and 620 to 660 nm, while the FDA summary describes 660 nm and no external interfaces. Evidence grade: B (for the device category, androgenetic alopecia only; not graded for this specific device or for other types of hair loss). A 2025 meta-analysis of 38 studies (about 2,930 people with androgenetic alopecia) found a larger increase in hair density with light therapy devices than with placebo or sham after 4-26 weeks, but results varied widely between trials and many trials were small or funded by device makers. For LED-only devices, a 2025 sham-controlled trial of a red/blue LED cap missed its primary endpoint in each treatment arm. Goals: hair. Directory: Red light > Laser & LED hair caps.
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HairMax LaserBand 41 ComfortFlex
HairMax
Handheld laser band with 41 laser diodes at 655 nm and hair-parting teeth, moved across the scalp; HairMax says about 3 minutes over 6 areas, 3 times a week. Price: $649, checked Oct 3, 2026 (the LaserBand 82 ComfortFlex is $849); 6-month money-back guarantee (20% restocking fee per HairMax's terms), 1-year warranty, and HairMax says it accepts HSA/FSA. Regulatory: HairMax says the LaserBand was FDA-cleared in December 2014; FDA's record for that clearance (K142573) names the device HairMax LaserComb 41/82. Evidence grade: B (for the device category, androgenetic alopecia only; not graded for this specific device or for other types of hair loss). A 2025 meta-analysis of 38 studies (about 2,930 people with androgenetic alopecia) found a larger increase in hair density with light therapy devices than with placebo or sham after 4-26 weeks, but results varied widely between trials and many trials were small or funded by device makers. Goals: hair. Directory: Red light > Laser & LED hair caps.
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HairMax RegrowMD Laser 272 Cap
HairMax
Laser cap with 272 laser diodes in a flexible liner worn under a sports cap, used 30 minutes 3 days a week per HairMax. Price: $1,199, checked Oct 3, 2026; 6-month money-back guarantee (the product page states a 25% restocking fee, the site terms say 20%) and a 1-year warranty. Regulatory: FDA-cleared (K180885) for over-the-counter use to promote hair growth in men (Norwood-Hamilton IIa-V) and women (Ludwig-Savin I-II or frontal) with androgenetic alopecia and Fitzpatrick skin types I-IV; not cleared for other types of hair loss. FDA's record names the device HairMax Laser Model 272, and HairMax's own FDA page ties that clearance to the RegrowMD Laser Cap. The product page doesn't state the wavelength (FDA summary: 650 nm). Evidence grade: B (for the device category, androgenetic alopecia only; not graded for this specific device or for other types of hair loss). A 2025 meta-analysis of 38 studies (about 2,930 people with androgenetic alopecia) found a larger increase in hair density with light therapy devices than with placebo or sham after 4-26 weeks, but results varied widely between trials and many trials were small or funded by device makers. Goals: hair. Directory: Red light > Laser & LED hair caps.
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HigherDOSE Red Light Hat
HigherDOSE
Cordless baseball-style cap with 120 red LEDs at 650 nm, used 10 minutes a day. Price: $449, checked Oct 3, 2026; HigherDOSE says it is FSA/HSA eligible and offers a 120-day money-back guarantee. Regulatory: FDA-cleared (K242363, Nov 2024) for over-the-counter use to treat androgenetic alopecia (pattern hair loss) in men (Norwood-Hamilton IIa-V) and women (Ludwig-Savin I-1 to II-2 or frontal) with Fitzpatrick skin types I-IV; not cleared for other types of hair loss. FDA's summary says clinical testing was not needed for the clearance. Evidence grade: B (for the device category, androgenetic alopecia only; not graded for this specific device or for other types of hair loss). A 2025 meta-analysis of 38 studies (about 2,930 people with androgenetic alopecia) found a larger increase in hair density with light therapy devices than with placebo or sham after 4-26 weeks, but results varied widely between trials and many trials were small or funded by device makers. For LED-only devices, a 2025 sham-controlled trial of a red/blue LED cap missed its primary endpoint in each treatment arm. Goals: hair. Directory: Red light > Laser & LED hair caps.
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iRestore Elite Laser Hair Growth System (ID-510)
iRestore
Hands-free helmet with 500 red light sources (300 lasers and 200 LEDs, 625/655/680 nm), used 12 minutes a day. Price: $2,699 list price. On sale for $1,899 as of Oct 3, 2026. 3-year warranty. Regulatory: FDA-cleared (K222081, model ID-510) for over-the-counter use to promote hair growth in men (Norwood-Hamilton IIa-V) and women (Ludwig-Savin I-II) with androgenetic alopecia and Fitzpatrick skin types I-IV; not cleared for other types of hair loss. Evidence grade: B (for the device category, androgenetic alopecia only; not graded for this specific device or for other types of hair loss). A 2025 meta-analysis of 38 studies (about 2,930 people with androgenetic alopecia) found a larger increase in hair density with light therapy devices than with placebo or sham after 4-26 weeks, but results varied widely between trials and many trials were small or funded by device makers. Goals: hair. Directory: Red light > Laser & LED hair caps.
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iRestore Essential Laser Hair Growth System (ID-500)
iRestore
Hands-free helmet with 120 red light sources (51 lasers and 69 LEDs, 655 nm, 600 mW total per iRestore), used 25 minutes every other day. Price: $799 list price. On sale for $499 as of Oct 3, 2026. iRestore lists HSA/FSA payment, a 12-month money-back guarantee and a 2-year warranty. Regulatory: FDA-cleared (K213094, model ID-500) for over-the-counter use to treat androgenetic alopecia (pattern hair loss) in men (Norwood-Hamilton IIa-V) and women (Ludwig-Savin I-II) with Fitzpatrick skin types I-IV; not cleared for other types of hair loss. Evidence grade: B (for the device category, androgenetic alopecia only; not graded for this specific device or for other types of hair loss). A 2025 meta-analysis of 38 studies (about 2,930 people with androgenetic alopecia) found a larger increase in hair density with light therapy devices than with placebo or sham after 4-26 weeks, but results varied widely between trials and many trials were small or funded by device makers. Goals: hair. Directory: Red light > Laser & LED hair caps.
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iRestore Professional 282 Laser Hair Growth System
iRestore
Hands-free helmet with 282 red light sources (82 lasers and 200 LEDs, 655 nm, 1,410 mW total per iRestore), used 25 minutes every other day. Price: $1,499 list price. On sale for $899 as of Oct 3, 2026. iRestore lists HSA/FSA payment, a 12-month money-back guarantee and a 2-year warranty. Regulatory: FDA-cleared (K183417) for over-the-counter use to promote hair growth in women (Ludwig-Savin I-II) and men (Norwood-Hamilton IIa-V) with androgenetic alopecia and Fitzpatrick skin types I-IV; not cleared for other types of hair loss. FDA's summary says no clinical performance data was produced for the clearance. Evidence grade: B (for the device category, androgenetic alopecia only; not graded for this specific device or for other types of hair loss). A 2025 meta-analysis of 38 studies (about 2,930 people with androgenetic alopecia) found a larger increase in hair density with light therapy devices than with placebo or sham after 4-26 weeks, but results varied widely between trials and many trials were small or funded by device makers. Goals: hair. Directory: Red light > Laser & LED hair caps.
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Joovv Duo 3.0
Joovv
Two-panel Joovv Generation 3.0 red and near-infrared LED light system for larger coverage.
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Joovv Solo 3.0
Joovv
Modular home red and near-infrared LED light panel from Joovv’s Generation 3.0 line.
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Kiierr 148 Pro Laser Cap
Kiierr
Laser-only cap with 148 laser diodes at 650 nm (740 mW total per Kiierr), worn 30 minutes every other day; the smaller sibling of the Kiierr 272 Premier. Price: $999 list price. On sale for $799 as of Oct 3, 2026. 2-year warranty. Regulatory: FDA-cleared (K181878, which covers the Kiierr 272 Premier and 148 Pro) for over-the-counter use to promote hair growth in women (Ludwig-Savin I-II) and men (Norwood-Hamilton IIa-V) with androgenetic alopecia and Fitzpatrick skin types I-IV; not cleared for other types of hair loss. Kiierr's DualWave, Ultra Flex and 272 Elite caps have no clearance under those names. Evidence grade: B (for the device category, androgenetic alopecia only; not graded for this specific device or for other types of hair loss). A 2025 meta-analysis of 38 studies (about 2,930 people with androgenetic alopecia) found a larger increase in hair density with light therapy devices than with placebo or sham after 4-26 weeks, but results varied widely between trials and many trials were small or funded by device makers. Goals: hair. Directory: Red light > Laser & LED hair caps.
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Kiierr 272 Premier Laser Cap
Kiierr
Laser-only cap with 272 laser diodes at 650 nm (1,360 mW total per Kiierr), worn 30 minutes every other day. Price: $1,799 list price. On sale for $1,199 as of Oct 3, 2026. Standard 2-year warranty (a 5-year warranty is a $99 add-on); Kiierr's 7-month growth guarantee allows returns only between day 210 and day 240, with a 25% fee. HSA/FSA via TrueMed, per Kiierr. Regulatory: FDA-cleared (K181878, which covers the Kiierr 272 Premier and 148 Pro) for over-the-counter use to promote hair growth in women (Ludwig-Savin I-II) and men (Norwood-Hamilton IIa-V) with androgenetic alopecia and Fitzpatrick skin types I-IV; not cleared for other types of hair loss. Kiierr's DualWave, Ultra Flex and 272 Elite caps have no clearance under those names. Evidence grade: B (for the device category, androgenetic alopecia only; not graded for this specific device or for other types of hair loss). A 2025 meta-analysis of 38 studies (about 2,930 people with androgenetic alopecia) found a larger increase in hair density with light therapy devices than with placebo or sham after 4-26 weeks, but results varied widely between trials and many trials were small or funded by device makers. Goals: hair. Directory: Red light > Laser & LED hair caps.
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MitoPRO+ Series
Mito Red Light
Red and near-infrared LED panel series using 630, 660, 830, and 850 nm wavelengths.
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PlatinumLED BIOMAX (9th Generation)
PlatinumLED
Modular red and near-infrared LED panel series with multi-wavelength R+|NIR+ output.