The hairline check
For the guys comparing transplant quotes and reading pill side-effect threads — who'd rather start with something simple, drug-free and under $100.
ABOUT EMBERWORKS
Why? Red light caps had become the thing people researched at 1 a.m. while looking at their hairline — and then closed the tab when they saw the price. We thought the price was the part worth fixing.
Shop LumaCrown
WHERE THE MONEY GOES
When you pay $449 to $1,799 for a red light cap, a small part of that is the LEDs. The rest is a celebrity partnership, a TV spot, a clinic's referral cut and a retailer's margin. None of that touches your scalp.
So we built LumaCrown around what does: 168 red (660 nm), near-infrared (850 nm) and blue (460 nm) LEDs on a soft, flexible panel, a battery so you're not tied to the wall, and a 20-minute timer so you never have to watch the clock. Then we put it in a plain black cap — and made the panel removable so you can wear it in your own hat instead.
We sell it direct, one product, for $88.95.
“Try this before you spend $10,000 on anything else.”
WHO IT'S FOR
For the guys comparing transplant quotes and reading pill side-effect threads — who'd rather start with something simple, drug-free and under $100.
For women on a weight-loss journey who are proud of the progress and not thrilled about the shedding — and don't want another pill to go with it.
If you've looked at red light caps and closed the tab at the checkout page, this is the one we made for you.
WHAT WE MAKE
We won't tell you this regrows hair overnight, because nothing does. We won't put a doctor's face or a clearance badge on this page that we didn't earn. What we will do is tell you exactly what's inside, price it fairly, back it with 60 days, and answer your email.
If we can't back a claim up, it doesn't go on the page.
No celebrity markup. You pay for the device, not the ad campaign.
Real replies within 24 hours, and 60 days to change your mind.