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Hairmax LaserBand 82 ComfortFlex

Hairmax LaserBand 82 ComfortFlex product photo

Product image: Hairmax product page.

The Hairmax LaserBand 82 is a flexible headband with 82 lasers at 655 nm and soft teeth that part your hair.

Rather than covering your whole head at once, you move it over three areas of the scalp, 30 seconds each. Hairmax says that takes as little as 90 seconds, three times a week, though its page also lists 5 minutes. It runs on an internal battery and comes with a money-back guarantee.

Its listed routine is one of the shortest here, at a mid-range price. Hairmax says it's FDA-cleared, but we haven't matched a 510(k) to this model by name. Hair loss has many causes, so see a dermatologist before you buy.

Lowest price we saw (price checked Nov 1, 2026)$849
Brand says cleared

Prices

StorePricePrice checked / source
Hairmax (brand site)$849 Nov 1, 2026
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Walmart (Hairmax store)$849 Nov 1, 2026
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Price history

We don't have a sourced price history for this device yet. The prices above are what we saw on the dates shown. A current sale price isn't necessarily the lowest this device has sold for.

Specs & regulatory status

TypeBand source
Light sourceLaser diodes
Diode count82
Session (brand guidance)90 sec, 3× a week (moved over 3 areas)
Power / cordlessCordless (internal battery)
WarrantyNot listed
Brand money-back termsMoney-back guarantee (period not stated on page)
Wavelengths655 nm source
FDA statusBrand says cleared
Brand says FDA-cleared. Hairmax (Lexington International) holds several 510(k)s, e.g. K180885 'HairMax Laser'; we haven't matched one to the LaserBand 82 by name.
FDA record or source

"Brand says cleared" means the brand or a retailer says it's FDA-cleared, but we haven't matched this exact product to a 510(k) record. FDA clearance is not FDA approval, and a listed specification isn't proof that a device works. How we check FDA status.

Terms on this page

nm
Nanometres, the unit for a light's wavelength (its colour). Red light is roughly 620–700 nm; near-infrared is above 700 nm.
510(k)
The FDA premarket notification route. A cleared 510(k) means the FDA found the device substantially equivalent to one already on the market. It is not FDA approval.
Diodes
The individual light sources in a device: LEDs, which spread light, or laser diodes, which produce a narrower beam.