will i get investigated for buying this product
905399
Well, yes and no.as far as I know, the federal law pertaining to stills are fairly rigid and enforced. This still, however, does fall within the guidelines set out: 1) You can own a still as long as the capacity is 1 gallon or less. While this still advertises a 1 and 1/2 gallon capacity, it's usable capacity is certainly not more than a gallon. 2) You cannot make alchohol with it (without a special license and that alchohol produced is only for racing cars, not human consumption). You can however make perfumes and spice extracts (like I do) with a still of this size and be perfectly within the law. So, no. Owning a small still it is perfectly legal; Using it to make actual moonshine on the other hand is verboten. You "probably" won't get investigated for it.
905400
Let's look at why people get investigated... You are allowed to FERMENT 200 gal of beer / wine per year for personal use. You think anyone will investigate you if you make 205 gal? On the other hand, it you make 1000 gal and start selling it, YOYO (you're on your own). Same here. You make a gal a year of rum for personal use, no one will know or even care. You go crazy and start trying to make hundreds of gallons and selling it to people, again, YOYO. Just use your head and don't be greedy. You can always say that you are making your own hand sanitizer or ethanol fuel, but unless you get stupid, you'll never need to. Let's look at why people get investigated... You are allowed to FERMENT 200 gal of beer / wine per year for personal use. You think anyone will investigate you if you make 205 gal? On the other hand, it you make 1000 gal and start selling it, YOYO (you're on your own). Same here. You make a gal a year of rum for personal use, no one will know or even care. You go crazy and start trying to make hundreds of gallons and selling it to people, again, YOYO. Just use your head and don't be greedy. You can always say that you are making your own hand sanitizer or ethanol fuel, but unless you get... » Read More Let's look at why people get investigated... You are allowed to FERMENT 200 gal of beer / wine per year for personal use. You think anyone will investigate you if you make 205 gal? On the other hand, it you make 1000 gal and start selling it, YOYO (you're on your own). Same here. You make a gal a year of rum for personal use, no one will know or even care. You go crazy and start trying to make hundreds of gallons and selling it to people, again, YOYO. Just use your head and don't be greedy. You can always say that you are making your own hand sanitizer or ethanol fuel, but unless you get stupid, you'll never need to. « Show Less
905401
The reason 200 gallons of beer or wine are allow in most states for a couple (100 gallons for single person) is that you can easily buy that much. The reason they track and make a big deal of stills is that the end product can be flammable or explosive and if it goes wrong say in your garage it could hurt people. But I don't think they will care on a small unit like this, just be careful.
1115585
No. You can just go to their website and there will be an option there where you will be asked where you bought the item.
171632
You got me. I just know it pays to read the fine print before you order any thing... I always check the ratings on items from other buyers before I purchase as well. Sorry I can not be more helpful.
670018
Evidently not because when I asked to return it, I was told I could get a refund only if the product was not used. WELL, how else would I know if I had a bad reaction or not? I would not count on a money back guarantee, if you open it and try it.
1540831
I would get in touch with the company and present a receipt of your purchase and indicate whether you used the item in the manner for which it was designed. I have not had a problem with this article.
1376974
I have question about returns on this item-do you have any problems if I don
1580769
why are you asking me? you should ask the seller. I am just a buyer of the product.
2052901
You should be smart enough to ask the person selling this if you are seeking this sort of information and not disgruntled customers. It is advertised on this site as a "It Works" product. It appears to be the "It Works" product when it arrives in the mail and you can see it first-hand.
49944
Your question is totally valid. It's a red flag, and I wouldn't think of buying from a company or individual who displays such carelessness. CARELESSNESS -- how can that not spill over to every aspect of their business principles, and their product?
250088
It's kinda shady the way some of the sellers label the guards. I would contact each seller individually to be sure. We had trouble with this as well.
203746
No, but they charged me for an item I did not receive and have not sent it or reimbursed me as of yet. Be careful.
453836
Yes, not a problem. Just email these details and your order ID number once you make your purchase.
1304962
Yes, provided it is purchased directly from Amazon. If it is purchased/fulfilled from another seller the product may not be new and wouldn't qualify.
94680
I feel it is fairly safe, the quality of the product should be accurate to the description. You're paying what you think the item is worth. Some people have the ability to repair these devices so partially damaged items may be for sale. Just be thorough and take your time to read all the information about the product and you should be ok. :)
2272764
Contact the seller. Use the recent orders to find out who you purchased it from
792036
Mine was, yes, but it really depend on the seller. Just make sure you check out the seller's reviews before buying, and make sure it's covered by amazon in case it's not.
1979294
Yes we do. But you will be responsible it something happens in customs in your country and you don't get the product. So please check with customs first. Thank you