Review (1/5): Snake Venom? More like snake oil
I'm sure I'm not the only one who saw this product advertised on various social media platforms and decided to see if Amazon not only carried the product, but by purchasing it here, wouldn't force enrollment into an impossible-to-cancel bi-weekly auto-delivery program.
Bonus, Prime Delivery & Free Returns! Double Bonus! The product is far less expensive on Amazon so you will feel far less foolish when you find the product doesn't work.
Unlike other reviewers, I managed to get the glorified, fancified hypodermic-like tube open (twist the little gear-looking thing on top clockwise until you twist it off) and then removed the clear plastic cover over the plunger and was able to dispense the product.
I wish I had received a product that actually worked, but no. what was dispensed was a thin, clear liquid that may or may not have contained snake venom, that when applied, did absolutely nothing. No tingling, no tightening and not even that annoying white residue typical of these types of products.
Because the tube makes it impossible to try and squeeze the product to mix it well, I tried applying it to the back of my hand and then giving the fluid a more thorough mix before application (a tip that actually works well with most of these eye bag/wrinkle erase products) and got zero results.
I suspect having a snake bite me in my eye bags would probably be more effective.