IRestore In Australia: Where To Buy, Warranty and Delivery

iRestore is one of the most searched-for hair growth devices in Australia, but buying one raises practical questions. Is it cheaper to order from the US? Will GST or import charges be added? Who handles a warranty claim? This guide sets out what to check.

Where to buy iRestore in Australia

• Local clinics and retailers. Some Australian hair and laser clinics stock iRestore, sometimes with a consultation.
• The US website. Prices are in US dollars and usually exclude GST, international shipping and any import handling.
• Marketplaces. Watch for second-hand or unofficial units that may not carry the manufacturer's warranty.
• Biohack World. We show prices in Australian dollars when you browse from Australia.

Comparing the real cost

Compare the total amount you will pay to have the device delivered, not just the sticker price. When you shop with us from Australia, prices display in AUD and any applicable taxes and import charges are calculated at checkout before you pay. We also offer a price-beat promise; see the product page for current terms.

Delivery

Orders ship by tracked express courier. The delivery estimate for your location is shown at checkout, and tracking details are emailed once the order is on its way.

Warranty and support

New iRestore devices carry the manufacturer's warranty; check the product page for the terms. If you run into a problem, contact our team and we will work with iRestore on your behalf. Read our refund policy before ordering, as it explains how returns work for hair growth devices.

Which iRestore model?

Model	Emitters	Session	Best for
Essential	51 lasers + 69 LEDs	25 min, every other day	Early thinning, lower budget
Professional	82 lasers + 200 LEDs	25 min, every other day	Moderate thinning; best value for most
Elite	300 lasers + 200 LEDs	12 min, daily	More extensive thinning; highest output

See iRestore Elite vs Professional for a detailed comparison of the top two.

Does it work?

iRestore helmets are FDA-cleared in the US to promote hair growth in men and women with pattern hair loss. In a 16-week double-blind study of about 40 people, announced by the company in 2017, users of the original iRestore saw an average 43.2% increase in hair count against 5.7% for placebo. The study was small and company-run, and newer models have not been separately trialled. Our iRestore review explains the evidence and its limits.

iRestore or Capillus?

If you would rather treat on the go, a Capillus cap takes six minutes a day and can be worn under a hat. iRestore helmets are used at home but generally offer more emitters for the price. Our Capillus vs iRestore comparison covers the trade-offs.

Practical tips for Australian users

• Use the helmet on a clean, dry scalp, before applying sunscreen or styling products.
• Keep the device and battery out of direct sun and hot cars.
• Protect thinning areas of scalp from UV outdoors with a hat.
• Stick to the schedule for at least six months before judging results.

Before you order

1. See a GP or dermatologist first if hair loss is sudden, patchy or unexplained.
2. Decide which areas you need to cover.
3. Compare the total landed price in AUD.
4. Check warranty terms.

Shop iRestore

Browse the iRestore range or take the hair loss quiz.

This article is for general information and is not medical advice. Prices, delivery times and policies may change; the information shown at checkout applies to your order.