Celluless-MD: Is Celluless Really a Scam?
Celluless-MD appears to be a distinctive product for treating those dimple and orange peels due to cellulite. It is a device that has been advertised on TV and on the web a lot. But it looks like a basic vacuum massage technique, very similar to a hair dryer with a suction cup. It claims to be the cheapest anti-cellulite product. It may also translate into cheap manufacturing quality. However, it is difficult to cross check and get hold of the official website and manufacturer details.
Was It Researched?
Here also there are no studies available. One is doubtful, whether there has been any research done on the efficiency of the device.
What Ingredients You Find in Celluless-MD:
Celluless-MD is an electronic device and has no ingredients. This particular product is not like the other topical products and includes a hand held vacuum device.
How Much Does It Cost?
As the device is not easy to navigate it is difficult to get the small details of the product. Yet the product is available and can be brought from the internet also. The official website offers a 14-day free trial but the visitors need to pay a price of $14.95 for shipping and handling.
How To Use Celluless-MD?
The official website is hard to navigate and therefore it is difficult to know the proper usage of this product.
The device claims to be a Trans light weight and one that claims to suck unsightly cottage-cheese-looking skin. It claims to function by stimulating the circulation of blood and even increases the texture of the skin. It would be more effective if the massage is done in a circular motion.
Will It Work for You?
With no manufacturing details and no clinical studies, it is anybody’s guess, whether it helps you in fighting cellulite. I suppose it may only prove to be beneficial for people with allergy. It is still trying to attract customers with a free bottle of firming oil. I doubt whether these cheap tricks have ever worked for the consumers.
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