Laserhat howtolou

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Have ordered the lasers to see if they are in fact 650 nm 5 mW each.

Interesting vid, and just goes to show how damn slow re-growth is even with the "best" possible methods. Shame they didn't send the laser guy to a clinic or give him a helmet instead of one of those crappy brushes

The mW of these lasers are good.  They are 40% more powerful than Aixis 5 mW lasers that are commonly used.  

The mW does not change much when they are run for 20 minutes.  

The spot size is good.  

Lots of speckles.  

Weight is .78 grams.  Aixis lasers weight 2.61 grams.  Aixis mini lasers that are not commonly used weight 1.14 grams.

These lasers are half as long as Aixis lasers and a little less than Aixis mini lasers.  

Durability is good as I have messed around with them a lot and have not pulled out a wire.  Appear to be just as good durability as Aixis lasers.  

No idea on reliability.  

Considering the cost is significantly less.  That one can buy 400 lasers for $77 and the weight is considerably less, I would recommend these lasers.  

No idea how well they will work for hair loss but I'm hopeful they will work.  Will put together a tennis hat as Lou did and will report back on how I feel they perform next to Aixis lasers.  

The only negative I can report is that one of the packages from a seller on ebay sent me 5V lasers when I requested the 3V lasers.  This is obvious when turning the lasers on as they do not run very bright at 3V.  So be careful if buying from multiple sellers that you don't mix and match 3V and 5V lasers.  

5V lasers run at 3.0 volts is 83% drop in mW.  5V lassers run at 3.5 volts is a 75% drop in mW.  5V lasers run at 4.5 volts is a 18% drop in mW.