iGrow receives FDA clearance

[fongsaiyuk]

Gents,

just read this article:
http://www.belgraviacentre.com/blog/...for-hair-loss/

Now I'm guessing they had to present some empirical evidence that it regrew hair, since the common held view being laser clearance is usually for safety. If that was the case, what's stopping some average Joe promoting a flashlight as a hair loss treatment

Anyhow, has anyone tried this device? It is quite steep in terms of pricing, talk about bleeding someone dry!

[burtandernie]

I suspect minimal results for that amount of money. Much more cost efficient to use what we have already and I guess if your rich you could waste money trying this. I dont have much faith these lasers are going to do a whole lot but maybe a little. Just not worth the money

[john2399]

Scam to the max. Same thing as laser...it dont do shit.

[hellouser]

You'd probably have more luck dissolving goat sperm in ethanol and applying it topical on your scalp than this shit.

[Notcoolanymore]

Those are some nice looking headphones. I wonder if I could use them on my xbox 360?

[StayThick]

You'd probably have more luck dissolving goat sperm in ethanol and applying it topical on your scalp than this shit.

::desperately tries to find a goat::

[sausage]

Might wear that while I ride my tricycle to work. Get some beats going.

[john2399]

You guys make jokes, i dont even find this shit funny. So many young guys will believe this crap works and lose so much money because of it. Just bullshit how they can use anything to get us to believe it will grow hair.

[Notcoolanymore]

You are right john this hair loss business if full of scams. I have blown some money on some garbage myself.

[sausage]

I spent a bit of money on Propecia and Minoxidil and that was enough garbage for me.