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Do not buy an Entrapy device
Do not buy an Entrapy device, it does not work at all, no sensation whatsoever, even after a full charge. I bought it in good faith for neuropathy. It is actually a muscle relaxer
I'm trying to return it, but the website makes it impossible. This is a scam. I am gutted I didn't read the reviews first.
Do not buy an Entrapy device
Do not buy an Entrapy device, it does not work at all, no sensation whatsoever, even after a full charge. I bought it in good faith for neuropathy. It is actually a muscle relaxer
I'm trying to return it, but the website makes it impossible. This is a scam. I am gutted I didn't read the reviews first.
A complete and utter waste of money
A complete and utter waste of money. Did not work at all and the adhesive by which is supposed to stick the device to your skin came away from the device. A gooey mess! A scam. Do not buy.
This device worked for one week week
This device worked for one week. It then felt that when you used the intensity of the massage was so bad that you hardly felt it even when turned up to the highest level. Customer service want a video that they say never gets to them terrible service (A video would never show the problem anyway). You cannot return it and get your money back. Do not buy its a scam. Taiwan based I believe, what more can I say.
Fantastic performance - for a week!
The first unit purchased proved to be amazing - for about a week when it stopped working. It was replaced by a new unit as soon as I reported the problem with a warning that only one replacement would be available. Two weeks after receiving the replacement, it too failed leavimg me with nothing.
Another marketing scam
Another marketing scam, where a long spiel telling you how marvelous this gadget is, leads to a 50% discount and it still costs £49 for one. Buy 5 and it's £27 per unit. Well these are available on Temu for, believe it or not, <£5 each. They create an electrical pulse, which tingles, similar to TENS (transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation). They do not mechanically massage. I use a TENS generator on my arthritic thumbs, neck and knees. There are positive benefits, but decent machines are available cheaper than this scam. Mine cost £10, though it's some years old now and uses disposable batteries.
TOTAL SCAM
WARNING - DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT.
Do not buy an Entrapy device, it does not work at all, no sensation whatsoever, even after a full charge. I bought it in good faith for neuropathy. It is actually a muscle relaxer
I'm trying to return it, but the website makes it impossible. This is a scam. I am gutted I didn't read the reviews first.
Do not buy an Entrapy device
Do not buy an Entrapy device, it does not work at all, no sensation whatsoever, even after a full charge. I bought it in good faith for neuropathy. It is actually a muscle relaxer
I'm trying to return it, but the website makes it impossible. This is a scam. I am gutted I didn't read the reviews first.
A complete and utter waste of money
A complete and utter waste of money. Did not work at all and the adhesive by which is supposed to stick the device to your skin came away from the device. A gooey mess! A scam. Do not buy.
This device worked for one week week
This device worked for one week. It then felt that when you used the intensity of the massage was so bad that you hardly felt it even when turned up to the highest level. Customer service want a video that they say never gets to them terrible service (A video would never show the problem anyway). You cannot return it and get your money back. Do not buy its a scam. Taiwan based I believe, what more can I say.
Fantastic performance - for a week!
The first unit purchased proved to be amazing - for about a week when it stopped working. It was replaced by a new unit as soon as I reported the problem with a warning that only one replacement would be available. Two weeks after receiving the replacement, it too failed leavimg me with nothing.
Another marketing scam
Another marketing scam, where a long spiel telling you how marvelous this gadget is, leads to a 50% discount and it still costs £49 for one. Buy 5 and it's £27 per unit. Well these are available on Temu for, believe it or not, <£5 each. They create an electrical pulse, which tingles, similar to TENS (transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation). They do not mechanically massage. I use a TENS generator on my arthritic thumbs, neck and knees. There are positive benefits, but decent machines are available cheaper than this scam. Mine cost £10, though it's some years old now and uses disposable batteries.
TOTAL SCAM
WARNING - DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT.
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