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LisaD
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Tue Jun 28, 2005 3:33 pm      Reply with quote
I have heard some good things about the Beurer Softlaser, but am still skeptical. I was wondering if anyone here had used it and where they purchased it from. Thanks,

Lisa D.
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Wed Jun 29, 2005 9:25 am      Reply with quote
Im new to the board, but can actually help you out Lisa D. I just bought the
beurer softlaser a few weeks ago and love it. I used to have many lines and
sun spots, and have seen them diminish after using the laser. I would highly
recommend it for those that want an anti-aging device that works.

I bought mine atwww.InnovativeMedicine.com. It came with a natural rejuvenating
cream. I use both daily for best results.

Hope this helped, Smile

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Wed Jun 29, 2005 12:20 pm      Reply with quote
Hi Lisa~
You know this caught my eye too, around a year ago. I was a little wary (if it sounds too good....you know the rest!!) But I was ready to shell out the $$.

After doing some research I found the common consensus among most professionals was that this type of laser just simply isn't strong enough to make any real difference.

I opted against and went with some products that many people were saying worked for them instead. ( in my case, the Alphaderma/JB products).

It still intrigues me, tho. If you decide to purchase please review!!!!

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Wed Jun 29, 2005 1:47 pm      Reply with quote
My friend bought it. Sad Just another gismo sitting in a closet now. Over the past year the topic of the Beurer Softlaser has come up several times. If it has not had good reviews on EDS by now, I would stay away from it.

I will try to find the site that I have read reviews on this product and post later. They were not positive at all.
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Wed Jun 29, 2005 1:59 pm      Reply with quote
What is the power output (watts) and wacelength of that laser. I've seen some research on lowish powers but wasn't able to find the power output of the small home lasers. Is very low power like a pointer?
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Fri Jul 15, 2005 11:01 am      Reply with quote
Thanks for all the feedback everyone.

I went ahead and purchased it from the site Sue Ellen recommended. I have 60 days to try it out and see if it works, otherwise I can still return it. I will keep everyone posted on the results as I am eager to start with it.


Thanks again,

Lisa D.
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Fri Jul 15, 2005 12:59 pm      Reply with quote
sharky wrote:
What is the power output (watts) and wacelength of that laser. I've seen some research on lowish powers but wasn't able to find the power output of the small home lasers. Is very low power like a pointer?


Hi Sharky - I looked it up, the Beurer Softlaser is a Class 3A laser device, operating under 5MW of power at a 635-670nm wavelength.....what does that mean? Is this little wand worth purchasing?
Thanks!
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Fri Jul 15, 2005 1:26 pm      Reply with quote
I saw some not so good comments about this product on another board. I'd be cautious about purchasing.
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