Clearly states Medline brand here. Anyone else receive cheap knock offs from seller "Top Glides" ?
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Have no idea what they were named, but they wore out in no time and fell off, leaving the holes blocked.
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Mine were labeled Medline, I have seen some in local stores that were in plain plastic bags, and cost up to $45.90 us dollars. These are good quality and, like I stated, labeled from Medline.
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Ordered mine less than a week from this post and checked my mail for them this evening (5/10/15). The set I received look nothing like the picture. In fact, I ordered REAL Venice dinner spoons that arrived the same day as these and it's like night and day between the two. I'm going to fill out a request to return these cheap, flimsy teaspoons right now. :u/
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I returned them. They are a poor knock-off of Superfeet Green (which I use in my everyday shoes). For that kind of support, I opted for molded orthotics which can be found in ski shops & foot stores.
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Don't risk it - and if you do only order from a seller that is "fulfilled by Amazon" (so you can return it, because you will probably need to). I received bottles that looked like the real ones (but it did NOT come in the packaging that the official duo comes in), but when I compared the scent of this to an authentic bottle it was very apparent that this it was not the real PM product. And with the volume of reviews that indicate others have had the same problem, I think it is best to stick with official Paul Mitchell suppliers (which you can find on their website - the price isn't that much more than the ones on here). Don't risk it - and if you do only order from a seller that is "fulfilled by Amazon" (so you can return it, because you will probably need to). I received bottles that looked like the real ones (but it did NOT come in the packaging that the official duo comes in), but when I compared the scent of this to an authentic bottle it was very apparent that this it was not the real PM product. And with the volume of reviews that indicate others have had the same problem, I think it is best to stick with official Paul Mitchell suppliers (which you can find on their website - the price... » Read More Don't risk it - and if you do only order from a seller that is "fulfilled by Amazon" (so you can return it, because you will probably need to). I received bottles that looked like the real ones (but it did NOT come in the packaging that the official duo comes in), but when I compared the scent of this to an authentic bottle it was very apparent that this it was not the real PM product. And with the volume of reviews that indicate others have had the same problem, I think it is best to stick with official Paul Mitchell suppliers (which you can find on their website - the price isn't that much more than the ones on here). « Show Less
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Same here. Bought generic replacements on overstock dot com and those worked ok. Funny
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If the seller has a wellness advocate number listed, then it is doTerra product. If they are unwilling to post their advocate number on the site, then they are likely knockoffs.
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I ordered one and it was not authentic. I called Amazon customer support and explained the problem. They said they "do not tolerate merchants selling knock offs" and sent me a new one overnight (and said that I should send back the first one). They said they would call to check if the replacement was authentic. The replacement arrived and it too was not authentic, so I ended up returning that one as well. I echo the "buyer beware." I don't care if this one is $100.00, if I'm going to pay $150+ for a hair dryer, it better be the real deal. I'm going elsewhere.
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Not sure who I purchased from but did read bout counterfeits being out there
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My sister went to a Seacret Party where a representative did hands on applications with before and afters and the results were amazing. What we received from this distributor was weak in comparison. There was a difference, but our guess is that it's either old, or a knockoff. You get what you pay for? Yes, in this case it was too good to be true. Let the buyer beware.
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The actual purchase I received is a MEDca rechargeable ear hearing amplifier which is completely different with the Comfortable Electronic Light Weight Owl Rechargeable Sound Amplifier they advertise; I believe I have been ripped off also by this seller. No ideas why Amazon can allow these guys continue selling on their website.
563621
I'm actually a buyer, not the seller. When I purchased from the photo, it was just the padding. I already purchased the treadmill from another location.
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I had no problem with my order. I am not sure what name brand I received, and I didn't really care. They work fine and they are 5mil like I wanted. I have no problem with what I received.
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Debra, I asked this question about a month ago. If you scroll through them you can take a look at what people had to say. The general consensus was that they were not knock offs anymore.
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Be aware of knockoffs here. Look for stores that announce under item condition that they are sellers of buttons from Zany Toys (ONLY).
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Not the one I got. Apparently fake Claisonics are common. Buy from Qvc, who has a special right now, Clarisonic or one of the authorized sellers listed on the Clarisonic website. I think these Amazon sellers (not Amazon itself) just keep changing their names so as not to be found out so they can keep selling these bogus products.
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I purchased a motorola bluetooth headset "bulk packaging" from a well known internet dealer and the item came to me all scratched and looked like it was a refurbished item. Seller did not say item was new or a refurb on the ad. I ended up returning item. I also purchased a Logitech mouse from the same seller again "bulk packaging" and the mouse started acting up on me after only 4 months. I waiting now for a response from Logitech.
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I ended up with a knockoff one too, from "West Port York." This is such a scam. Everything on the page indicates that its a TheraCane made by TheraCane. This one has no name on it anywhere and came in a crumpled plastic bag with nothing else, no manual, label, nothing.