it basically the same thing. hairmax lasercomb(expensive version) use a single 26mw laser diodes and reflect it down into 8beams by using a piece of shiny metal which mean it about 3.25mw per beam provided there is no energy lost. that for the expensive version. one forums user wilb87 is using the SE version which is 5beams. of course, the laser diodes is ever weaker.TOKARA said:btw the price difference is so much...can anyone confirm if its equally good?
the cheaper laserbrush use 4-8 laser diodes depend on your choice of brush. each diodes is 5mw which provide much more light energy to your scalp then hairmax.
all laser for hairloss run at wave length between 630mn to 680mn. laserbrush is using 650mn which should be the better wavelength for growing hair. most expensive laser treatment in clinic use simliar laser.
in the end, it does not matter how much or even how the comb is been build to a certain extend. it still laser with the specific spec you are going after. you just need good quality laser as it determine the power output, warm-up time etc. you can even get some laser diodes from ebay or other company to build your own comb. just make sure the quality is good.
you can email joe(laserbrush maker) for where he get his laser diodes to check for quality. a very helpful and open guy. he even teach you how to make one if you ask him.
if you are really rich, you can try http://www.aculas.com/. it claim to work even better due to it higher power laser diodes. go read up if you are interested. but the cost can kill.