I bought Thebrainstimulator TDCS device because of promises they made about how their product was going to take me out of depression so that I could stop taking meds, give me a lot of energy "like caffiene" , think faster, etc...
Turns out this product is a sham and a scam and never worked as promised. All I got was an enormous headache, blurred vision and the several times I used it, I was dizzy for hours afterward. This is the exact opposite of their product claims.
The people that run the company should be ashamed of themselves for taking money from people who fall for their medical claims and end up losing not only nearly $200 of their money but also losing HOPE that their problems could be solved by trying their scam.
On top of thebrainstimulator not working for me, I let a friend use it and the electrodes left skin burns on his face and scalp where he was instructed to place the electrically charged electrodes. Maybe that was a side effect, but for someone who's already in pain, this made matters even worse.
For anyone looking to try a transcranial direct current stimulation device TDCS stay away from "the brain stimulator" and try something else. They make a very bad, shoddy and inferior product that should never be allowed on the market for people to attached to their skull and send electricity through their brain.
I should have known it was a bad product when I opened the cardbaord box it shipped in, it looked like something that was built in a basement using parts from a hardware store - similar to a high school science project off the shelf and home made parts! Just horrible.
Bottom line is that thebrainstimulator is a scam and ripoff. Don't buy into their convincing website, which, by the way is filled wtih testimonials from "anonymous" people. If these tesimonials were true, they would use names from real people.
More info. The thebrainstimulator.com website has NO address listed, NO phone number listed. Nothing. Only a form thjat you can fill out.
That should have been my first warning about this being a ripoff.
The Brain Stimulator Reviews
TheBrainStimulator is a RipOff Scam Product
I bought Thebrainstimulator TDCS device because of promises they made about how their product was going to take me out of depression so that I could stop taking meds, give me a lot of energy "like caffiene" , think faster, etc...
Turns out this product is a sham and a scam and never worked as promised. All I got was an enormous headache, blurred vision and the several times I used it, I was dizzy for hours afterward. This is the exact opposite of their product claims.
The people that run the company should be ashamed of themselves for taking money from people who fall for their medical claims and end up losing not only nearly $200 of their money but also losing HOPE that their problems could be solved by trying their scam.
On top of thebrainstimulator not working for me, I let a friend use it and the electrodes left skin burns on his face and scalp where he was instructed to place the electrically charged electrodes. Maybe that was a side effect, but for someone who's already in pain, this made matters even worse.
For anyone looking to try a transcranial direct current stimulation device TDCS stay away from "the brain stimulator" and try something else. They make a very bad, shoddy and inferior product that should never be allowed on the market for people to attached to their skull and send electricity through their brain.
I should have known it was a bad product when I opened the cardbaord box it shipped in, it looked like something that was built in a basement using parts from a hardware store - similar to a high school science project off the shelf and home made parts! Just horrible.
Bottom line is that thebrainstimulator is a scam and ripoff. Don't buy into their convincing website, which, by the way is filled wtih testimonials from "anonymous" people. If these tesimonials were true, they would use names from real people.
More info. The thebrainstimulator.com website has NO address listed, NO phone number listed. Nothing. Only a form thjat you can fill out.
That should have been my first warning about this being a ripoff.