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I ordered a GlucoClick to check my blood sugars. It arrived, but does not do what it’s name implies or what their advertising promises……ie check blood glucose levels. I emailed them. They agreed to m... See more
Safecard not delivered. Money taken by lonetela wan chai. They appear to be using relay tracking which is stuck and not delivering. Multiple complaints- looks like a scam. Lots of advertising on reput... See more
Received my safecards five in all at the discount price of £58-90p. I bought five to share with my family. After reading these reviews l am reluctant to distribute them, as l doubt whether they will b... See more
*** BUYER BEWARE *** Fake GLUCOCLICK
*** BUYER BEWARE ***
I Order 2 GlucoClick (Blood Monitors) £34.95
Instead They Sent 2 cheap Pulse Oxy Meters with NO
Blood Glucose Monitor f unction
Order was Delivered by Amazon UK But they Say I Have to
Return to Hong Kong *** Total SCAM ***
Totally wrong product, not GlucoClick
Totally wrong product sent, product that I received measures pulse and oxygen levels, NOT blood glucose levels as advertised.
I’ve sent e.mails to them and all have been ignored.
TOTAL SCAM, avoid this company at all cost.
This company LoneTela does not sell what they advertise in my experience.
The GlucoClick device sold by LoneTela. Their website advertising shows a completely different device to the device that’s delivered. There is no way this device does what the advert shows. It claims to check blood sugar levels without the need for finger prick testing. All it does is check pulse and O2 levels. I wish i had checked trust pilot before ordering this device. DO NOT order anything from LoneTela. You won’t get what you ordered. i have been offered a 20% refund or i can return the device back to Hong Kong / China at my own expense. Well, woopee doo. I dont think I’ll bother.
I ordered the glucose meter and as…
I ordered the glucose meter and as previous reviews I also got a pulse meter. I contacted Lonetela and did get a response offering me 20%refund in which I refused. I asked for a refund and they said I could return to an address in china 2nd Floor, Building 16, Jiewei Industry Park, The North Road of Pingxin Road, Pinghu Street, Longang District, Shenzhen, China. At my cost and they wanted the tracking information.
Total rip off
Ordered a GlucoClick got an oximeter…
Ordered a GlucoClick got an oximeter emailed 3 times do not touch this company with a barge pole.
Total Scam (Beware)
This company are blatantly operating a scam, falsely advertising a “Blood Glucose meter” to allow you to monitor your blood glucose level without having to prick your finger. However when you receive your order it is in fact only a Pulse / Oxygen meter which is totally different from the actual meter advertised. When you complain they offer a 20% refund or you have to return the item at you cost for a full refund which you probably won’t receive. Beware of this scam.
Their advertisement is deceiving they…
Their advertisement is deceiving they advertise a blood sugar finger monitor and you are sent an oxygen and heart beat finger monitor instead. When I asked for a refund as I already have an oxygen and heart monitor they refused offering 20%refund then 50% refund if I returned the monitor which involved shipping charges customer charges and any additional charges. This experience has caused such distress please beware
I also ordered the same Glucoclick and…
I also ordered the same Glucoclick and received an ordinary pulse Oximeter! I paid £25,00+Pand P which is now obviously a scam. There is no way to contact Lonetela by phone or address in the UK. .Found out that the company is based in Hong Kong! And no contact details. I`m so annoyed that these people get away with these scams. I ordered in good faith but learned my lesson now .
Glucoclick scam
I responded to their advert for Glucoclick. This claimed to be a way of monitoring blood sugar without finger pricks by using a device similar to but better than a pulse oximeter. The device was pictured in the ad. When it arrived it was just a simple oximeter nothing like the one in the ads. I could not find the trustpilot reviews shown in the ads either. Avoid this scam.
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