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The products smell bad and give you a headache. I returned products on 12/2 that were unopened and they still haven't refunded me. This is the WORST company I have ever purchased from. DON'T BUY ANYTHING from them.
Placed an order and they have me a date to expect when it will arrive.
I checked the tracking and they haven’t even shipped it.
They blame ups for not coming by to pick it up.
I don’t buy the idea that all these packages that need to be delivered are just sitting there waiting for UPS.
Why would you not take them and drop them off?
Why not notify me that there is a delay ?
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