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***BUYER BEWARE***
Bought this May 9th and have STILL yet to receive anything! Tracking info just says "Waiting for details"
I've emailed them on 3 separate occasions with ZERO response! Avoid like the PLAGUE
Paid for item that I didn't receive. Received a cheap knock off that doesn't work. Absolute scammers.
Purchased a Apex Drive - Mens health device from these people. Device arrived but was nothing like what was marketed. I went straight back to them asking for a refund under their 30 Day money back guarantee. I have emailed them 3 times now without response. SCAM!
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