The Laser Hat
Twenty-five minutes.
Hands-free.
You wear the Encore Laser Hat for twenty-five minutes in the morning. It is cordless, lightweight, and quiet, so the session fits around your day. The device uses no drugs and breaks no skin.
FDA Cleared
Reviewed and cleared for consumer use as a low-level laser device.
ISO Quality Assured
Manufactured under certified quality-management standards.
Surgeon Suggested
Surgeons suggested for the scientific solution without using medication.
256 medical-grade diodes
Every diode runs in the tight 655 nm band used in the clinical trials.
25 minutes 3-5 days per week
Cordless, lightweight, and quiet. Read a book. Take a call. That is the session.
Drug-free device
The Laser Hat uses light alone. No pills, no injections, no downtime.
Laser Hat · $1,250
The Laser Hat is $1,250 and every launch order includes a free 3-month Encore Ritual supply, a $170 value. Pre-order · Ships by October 26.
or 4 interest-free payments with Shop Pay
Red light in the morning. Encore Ritual at night. The full protocol from day one.
Buyer Beware
Lights are not
lasers.
Most red-light caps advertise a headline number of "lights" and bury the actual laser count in the spec sheet. That matters. A laser diode emits a tight band of light, within about ±5 nm of its target wavelength. The LEDs used in the landmark hair trials spread across ±20 nm. Encore uses 256 laser diodes and zero LEDs, so every source runs in the 655 nm range the clinical research used. Read the spec line, not the marketing line.
Their cap
300 lights
Actual count
30 lasers + 270 LEDs
The big number is bulbs. Most are LEDs with a broader, less targeted output.
Encore Laser Hat
256 lights
Actual count
256 lasers + 0 LEDs
Every single light is a medical-grade laser diode. No LEDs padding the count.
LEDs spread
An LED emits a broader band of wavelengths over a wider angle, so less of its output lands in the target range.
Lasers stay on target
A laser diode emits a narrow band in a tight beam, concentrating its output at the wavelength the research used.
Specs do not lie
The marketing number is "lights." The spec line is "laser diodes." If the brand is not shouting the diode count, there is a reason.
The Engine
Lasers,
not lightbulbs.
Most red-light caps use LEDs, which spread their output across a broader band of wavelengths. A laser diode emits a narrow band in a tight beam, right at the wavelength the research used. The Encore Laser Hat carries 256 of them.
- 256 laser diodes
- 256 laser diodes
- 0 LEDs
- 0 LEDs
- Tens of thousands of hours rated life
- Tens of thousands of hours rated life
- Full power the instant it switches on
- Full power the instant it switches on
- Every diode runs in the tight 655 nm band used in the clinical trials.
- No LEDs padding the count. 256 means 256 lasers.
- Full power the instant it switches on.
Laser Hat · $1,250 · Free 3-month Encore Ritual supply · Pre-order · Ships by October 26
The difference is the engine. Everything else is a lightbulb in a hat.
The Encore Laser Hat · In motion
Twenty-five minutes.
A quieter kind of technology.
You wear it for twenty-five minutes each morning. Red light reaches the full scalp without a clinic visit.