Microfollic Hair Infusion System Review (2026): Price and Kit

The Microfollic Hair Infusion System is a scalp applicator with single-use sterile heads and a peptide serum, used once a week¹. On 24 Oct 2026 it cost $99 for 1 month or $159 for 3 months, one-time¹. That works out to $24.75 or $13.25 a session. Its guarantee is long, but it comes with strict conditions^2,3.

Quick verdict

• Suits you if: you want a full ingredient list¹; you want a low price per session on the 3-month kit¹; you want a fresh sterile head every session¹.
• Look elsewhere if: you want ratings from an independent site^1,4; you want to cancel a subscription online without emailing³; you want to return an opened kit without paperwork^2,3.
• Price per session: $24.75 (1 month) down to $13.25 (3 months), one-time¹
• Buyer rating: 1,276 reviews on Microfollic's own site; Trustpilot showed 0 reviews (checked 24 Oct 2026)^1,4

Microfollic Hair Infusion System at a glance

Notes. USD prices checked 24 Oct 2026¹. Returns^2,3; ratings^1,4; FDA^1,5. Sums, one-time: $99 / 4 = $24.75; $159 / 12 = $13.25. Subscription: $79 / 4 = $19.75; $126 / 12 = $10.50. The page rounds these to "$20/treatment" and "$11/treatment"¹.

What is the Microfollic Hair Infusion System?

It is a small applicator you fill with serum and press onto the scalp¹. Fine tips on the head carry the serum into the scalp in the same step. This is the home version of the method in our guide to micro infusion for hair.

Microfollic sells it as a cosmetic. The page says the kit "contains no drug actives and no hormones"¹. Its claims are about looks, such as helping "support the look of visibly fuller, thicker & denser hair"¹. It does not promise regrowth.

What's in the box and what it costs

The product page sells two supplies on 24 Oct 2026¹:

• 1 Month: $99, with "4 sterile heads and 4 serum vials, providing 4 applications".
• 3 Months: $159 (compare-at $297), with 12 heads and 12 vials.

The FAQ also lists a 2-month supply with 8 heads and 8 vials, but it was not on sale on the page¹. Each head and vial is for one weekly session and "should not be reused"¹. Shipping is free over $50¹.

How to use it (per the brand)

The page gives four steps¹:

1. Twist open the applicator, fill it with serum, and close it tightly.
2. Rest it upside down for 2 minutes so the tips soak up the serum.
3. Press it over thinner areas with 50% overlap, in 2 to 3 passes.
4. Leave the serum on overnight and rinse in the morning.

The page says "One 5-minute session a week"¹. Later, you can "ease your application frequency from once a week down to once every 2 weeks"¹. It suggests at least 90 days before you judge results¹.

Ingredients

The page lists the full serum¹. It names six key ingredients: Procapil, Capixyl, ETERWELL Hair (an Alpine flax extract), a peptide complex, pea peptide and green tea extract¹. The full list includes panthenol, niacinamide, sodium hyaluronate, ginseng root extract, ginkgo extract, octapeptide-2, acetyl tetrapeptide-3, red clover flower extract and biotinoyl tripeptide-1¹.

The page calls these "well-studied cosmetic ingredients"¹. That is the brand's description. We found no study of this serum or kit on the page¹.

What buyers say

• Microfollic's site: the page shows 1,276 reviews (checked 24 Oct 2026)¹. These are collected by the brand on its own store. The site footer says "Some testimonials that appear on this website may include customers who received free products or compensation in exchange for their honest review"¹.
• Trustpilot: the profile for microfollic.com showed 0 reviews on 24 Oct 2026⁴. A Trustpilot page for Follicle & Co. shows up in searches for Microfollic, but it is a different company.
• Expert quote: the page quotes Dr. Carolyn Hardin, who praises the "delivery" approach¹. A quote is not a study.

How it scores

We use the same scoring table as our best micro infusion systems roundup. This is a scalp kit, so it is not in that roundup.

Total: 3.4 out of 5. Sum: 0.25 x 5 + 0.15 x 3 + 0.15 x 5 + 0.20 x 1 + 0.15 x 3 + 0.10 x 3 = 3.40. The roundup's lowest price was Glov's face kit, $149 / 12 = $12.42, and 10% above that is $13.66.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Full serum ingredient list¹
• A new sterile head for every session¹
• Low price per session on the 3-month kit¹
• One-time purchase option¹
• The page tells you to talk to a doctor first if you use hair loss medicine or had a scalp procedure¹

Cons

• No published trial of the kit¹
• No independent ratings: reviews sit on the brand's own site, and Trustpilot showed 0^1,4
• The site says some testimonials may come from people given free products or paid¹
• Opened kits only qualify under the results guarantee, which needs photos and a claim form^2,3
• Subscriptions are cancelled by email, at least 24 hours before the next shipment³
• Orders "cannot be cancelled, modified, or intercepted once placed"³

Subscription, returns and support

Subscription. The page offers "Pause or cancel anytime"¹. The terms say "To cancel your subscription, simply email us at care@microfollic.com", and you must do so "24 hours prior to the shipment of your next scheduled order"³.

Returns. You can return a kit within 30 days of delivery if it is "sealed, unused, and in its original packaging"². You must email first and get approval before you send anything². You pay return shipping, and original shipping is not refunded².

Results guarantee. The page says "Use the system consistently for 90 days, and if you don't see visible results, we'll refund your purchase (shipping excluded)"¹. The terms add the conditions³:

• First-time purchases on microfollic.com only.
• 90 days of use in a row, as directed.
• Photos of the treated area at Day 1, 30, 60 and 90, with Day 1 and Day 90 required.
• A claim within 2 months of finishing the 90 days.
• A refund of up to 3 months of supply.

Take your Day 1 photo before the first session, or you may lose the guarantee.

Support. The site lists care@microfollic.com and a US phone number, +1 (833) 498-0871¹.

Safety and regulatory status

We found no FDA 510(k) record for Microfollic when we searched openFDA on 24 Oct 2026⁵. The site says its statements "have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration"¹.

The page says "some people may experience redness or irritation" and that mild redness "usually fades within a few hours"¹. It says to stop and see a doctor for "persistent redness, swelling, pain, bleeding, or signs of infection"¹. The FDA's page on microneedling devices lists similar risks and says not to needle over an active infection, rash or cold sore⁹.

What research says about scalp needling

• A 2023 review of scalp micro infusion found the literature "is limited to a few case reports". It said "Further studies are needed"⁶.
• A 2022 systematic review covered 22 studies with 1,127 people. Microneedling improved hair as an add-on to treatments such as minoxidil, and the authors called the data "of relatively low quality"⁷.
• A 2025 meta-analysis of 12 trials with 631 people found microneedling plus minoxidil raised hair counts more than minoxidil alone. Results varied a lot between trials⁸.
• None of these studies tests the Microfollic kit or its serum.

If your hair loss is sudden, patchy or getting worse, see a dermatologist. Some causes need a diagnosis and medical treatment.

How it compares

Notes. Checked 24 Oct 2026. Glov $229 / 12 = $19.08¹⁰; Microfollic $159 / 12 = $13.25¹; SOREN $123.95 / 12 = $10.33¹¹. See our Glov hair regrowth review and SOREN hair regrowth review for their terms.

Is the Microfollic Hair Infusion System worth it?

It suits you if you want a full ingredient list, a fresh sterile head each week and a low price on the 3-month kit¹. It does not suit you if you want independent ratings, since Trustpilot showed none⁴. The guarantee is long but strict, so read the terms before you start³. No study tests this kit, so treat any result as uncertain^6,7.

Last checked 24 Oct 2026.