Spencer Forrest, the makers of Toppik, Couvre, and other masking agents, has entered the home laser market with the X5. The device has been available for months, but now they’re looking for a nod from the FDA with the clinical trial. As regular readers of this site may know, I’m not a fan of this laser technology (because I haven’t seen great results), but let’s read a snippet from the press release anyway:
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The trials will determine the efficacy of the X5 in stimulating the re-growth of hair in men who are balding. If proven effective, the X5 will become only the fourth product ever to gain recognition by the FDA for treating male pattern baldness.

Note that they’re aiming to gain recognition from the FDA, and not approval. In other words, they’re not looking for the FDA to say it will absolutely regrow your hair — they’re just looking for the FDA to say it won’t harm you (the same clearance that the LaserComb has).

Full press release here — Spencer Forrest Begins Clinical Trials On The X5 Hair Laser, Sets Sights On Beating Genetic Hair Loss

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