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This company charged express delivery, and still haven't processed the order, they are uncontactable, no contact number, responded once to a Facebook post, but no more through messenger (I guess to give the illusion that they are active)
Couldn't tell you if the product is good as they haven't sent it and unable to discuss a refund.
Check them out on social media first as other people are saying the same thing!
Must be a scam. Ordered on the 7th still nothing. Also no one replies to emails either. Than cancelled because it was out of stock now
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