Tracey K.

I bought the eye lift syringe in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, and it is a complete scam. The sales rep put some on one of my eyes and the result was amazing.

She fed me all kinds of BS, about how the owner is famous, has been on Dr. Oz, blah, blah blah. I bought the syringe because my eyes truly looked great - no puffiness, no dark circles, no wrinkles. My mother-in-law was so impressed we went back and she bought some too.

We then got suckered into the free facial, but thank goodness we didn't buy anything else. From reading other reviews it sounds like the sales pitch is the same everywhere - they tell you the online price of the product (which is ridiculous; $10K for an LED light wand and $3.5K for the creams), and in the end offer it to you "at cost" for $1500.

The product I came home with does not do what the product in the store did at all. There is almost no difference to my eyes when I apply it, and it actually makes new wrinkles under my eyes that weren't there before. This stuff is a scam, and I'm so mad that I fell for it.

DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT. If I could give it ZERO stars I would.

In addition, I have filed a review with the Better Business Bureau. I received a response from the company stating that the location at which I purchased the product was not an "official" location. This was a lie, as I found the exact address of my store location ON THEIR WEBSITE. I will include a screenshot below. As of today, the company website no longer has a store locator option - THEY TOOK IT OFF! If that doesn't prove they are a complete scam, then I don't know what does. I can't believe these people aren't in jail.