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I purchased Thyroid support supplement from them, the first batch was great, I then received the second batch what a disappointment the drops are not even like the fist lot they taste awful and now they won't even answer my emails. I have even sent them photos of the difference of the liquids nothing. So please be careful people.
I bought the Mystery Lamp which is described as made of iron. It's made from the cheapest nastiest plastic and feels like paper as it's so light. It's also way smaller than it looks in the pictures and the light that comes from it (through battery power) is so weak that it doesn't project into the room at all. Again nothing like the pictures. Total scam company.
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