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This is nothing that was shown on the video. This is like something I could buy for Halloween for a dollar. I would like to know how to get my money back. I will be reporting this to consumer reports. So disappointed.
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This is nothing that was shown on the video. This is like something I could buy for Halloween for a dollar. I would like to know how to get my money back. I will be reporting this to consumer reports. So disappointed.
TRUE EASE (Comfort Dentures) What a complete waste of money. They came in the wrong box, the contents didn't resemble anything like what I ordered, they must have come from a joke shop, cheap and complete rubbish. I've asked for a refund, but I'm not holding out very much hope.
I was really upset about what was delivered. Some fake teeth with small plastic balls. My teeth are at their worse because of medicinal steroids I needed to not go blind, when I saw the advert I was really excited to have something that could tide me over until I can get implants I literally cried when I got them. Shame on you how many have conned to get these.
The dentures were quite presentable on the True Ease website. I need uppers as a stopgap; I'm saving for all-on-four implants which require serious money. Two sets (Uppers and lowers) arrived from True Ease housed in a small box made from cannibalized cardboard. I guess it prepared me for the disappointment to follow, but still.... Manufactured in China, each of the two packs had that now familiar website photo emblazoned upon them. There's no doubt in my mind that the pic is intentionally misleading as the product clearly looks nothing like it. I believe True Ease advertising pushes the boundaries to the point of being a scam. The dentures are flimsy and unfit for purpose. No thought has been given to realism; they are quite obviously fake as opposed to false. The plastic is cheap and nasty; it could be recycled drink bottles for all I know. It would require a truckload of adhesive to hold them in place. I'm out of pocket $45.85 AUD, suck it up princess and move along. This could be arguably the first review of True Ease. If they exist, they're thin on the ground. My advice is spend a little bit more on something better engineered, like Easy Denture, for example.
Meanwhile: Caveat Emptor.
I order a sweatshirt for my dad, and in 3 weeks time I didn’t receive any information about the product I ordered. This is a scam website, please do not order because you will not receive anything from it.
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