At one time I’d have been very happy to have something that would grow some hair back. Now? I’ve gotten used to having it(what’s left of it) buzzed short, so...
And, as you say, as time goes by the less I worry about it. |
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I wouldn’t bet on the "one-time payment" bit. The comb (sold at lasercomb.net) comes with a one-year warranty. What happens after that’s up? Well, let’s check the FAQ :
"Q: What if my unit has stopped working and I am out of the specified warranty time?
"A: In the rare event that your unit stops working after your 1 year warranty period has expired, contact our office immediately to arrange for a return. Upon inspection of the unit we can quote you the price to repair and/or replace it."
In my experience, when very electronics come with short-term warranties, it’s because the manufacturers expect them to become obsolete or break not too long past expiration.
Granted, even if you spent $595 every year to buy a new laser comb, that’d still be less money than, for instance, I spend on Propecia every year. But Propecia has been proven to work much more definitively. |
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Paul
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