I have been trying to receive my… I have been trying to receive my LumaWand since May 9, no one at this company will answer any of my inquiries concerning when I will receive it or if I can get my money back, I’ve emailed, chatted, called, no response. I can’t say how the product works but I sure know a scam when I see it. Also, I think everyone should know that trustpilot couldn’t seem to post my comments earlier, maybe they only get paid for good reviews

Poor customer service It stopped working after 4 months. They require a video to prove I'm not lying. I wanted a refund, but that choice is only good for the first 30 days, which should have been a red flag. Now they require me to call so they can charge me more money to send a new one. Their customer service hours do not work for me, I'm a teacher and do not have time to make personal phone calls from work. They refuse to help me through email.. Am disgusted, that was $250 thrown out the window

Useless Gadget Could Actually Harm Your Health Dermawand hide their claims amongst outdated or vague terminology such as 'cycles per second' or 'enriched oxygen'. Truth is that a small machine as this for home use uses so little power as to be virtually useless. All it does is make a bit of noise and heat. Not only are any benefits scientifically unproven, it could actually be bad for your health. The term 'enriched oxygen' is very misleading as it is a euphemism for ozone, the gas given off as a by-product of the electrolysis process, which has the distinct smell as described by some customers. Ozone is harmful to the respiratory system in concentrations of more than 5ppm. This is why some users complain of feeling nauseous during or after use. Tell me I'm wrong, Dermawand..

Buyer beware! Buyer beware! This company claims that using their RF device just 3 min a day for 14 days can produce pictured results. It's a bold lie. It does absolutely nothing no matter how much time you invested into using it or how you used it. Have a look at the picture and see if you notice something highly abnormal about the nose and eyes... That's right, the nose on the "treated" side somehow melted away and the eye itself magically relocated by a quarter of the inch up along with miraculous reduction in wrinkles, sagging and whatnot... If you think their "magic" wand can produce such results, they have a bridge share to sell you for $199! Furthermore, 2 different companies are using the same lame picture claiming their product did it!

Thanks to the reviews I've just been… Thanks to the reviews I've just been reading seems a complete waste of time and money, isn't it strange how there allowed to advertise a unproven product such as this and get vulnerable people to buy it thinking it's the best thing since sliced bread, old saying iff it looks to good to be true it usually is, thanks for your feedback guys saved me a lot of time and money. .Jo.