Review (1/5): Filtered Reviews = Flawed Product
I did a lot of research prior to purchase and was hopeful the device would work. After using the device as indicated and for the time frame, I saw minimal if any results. I was planning on being patient, as results can be long-term. That wasn't the issue. The issue was that the device started to create electrical shocks on clean, dry skin. These jolts caused me to jump back. I can tolerate pain, but this isn't the normal pain associated with the device. When I contacted Nira directly, I was told, "You'll need to contact Amazon for a repair." No help or solutions. This doesn't seem like a real company. There are also no bad reviews on their website. Had I known this prior to purchasing, I would have never purchased this. Thankfully, Amazon protects is customers from companies like this.