There are alot of counterfeits of this product with nothing but placeboes being sold online, how do I tell if this is the real deal?
1710657
My vet recommended the PHYCO-MAX, not just the PHYCO. She is 80lbs and takes two tablets per day. I can't really tell if she is better with the other medicines she takes, but I have always trusted my vet. Sorry that I can't be more help.
1710658
The label for this product does not appear to be the label from the company that makes this product. I don't know who PSHC is but Phycox Max is made by Dechra. I would be very cautious about buying this product. And Dechra does NOT sell their products to any company other than a licensed veterinarian.
1710659
I am concerned about that too. Amazon's policies forbid selling counterfeit products, but some of their 3rd party associates have been accused of doing that anyway. Amazon seems to police unethical and illegal activity, but how aggressively I can't be sure. My feeling is that PSPC (the manufacturer) would complain loudly if they had specific evidence that an Amazon associate was selling counterfeit products. However, the only way we can be certain is to buy it from our vets and pay their profit margins. Who knows, that might be the smarter call.
1710660
I first got this from my Vet so when I look on Amazon I made sure that this really was the same product. I have been using it now for several months for Beau. Beau is my 12 year old Boxer. The new order I received was improved and only takes one a day. I can recommend this product.
2022951
hard to tell if they're genuine (remember "if looks too good to be true...") but some that I've (don't know if it was this vendor) had issues, however they promptly made it right so you don't have much risk if any. Just inspect the incoming product and and test it promptly and you'll be fine.
1413326
I have bought but im. Not sure. About their authenticity can anyone. Guide that buying online image skin products is safe
124033
Yes it is the authentic product. I think you can find this (and a lot of other products) at much less then the "list" price. Personally I think it is a way to make folks believe they are getting a really good deal. Though will say this product is well worth the money.
225038
Good question. Product seems like the real stuff. You tell me if it's real.
1850301
I was concerned too...it could be a fake, but smells the same and seems to work so hopefully it's for real, but the price makes me wary as well.
765352
I am not sure, I think they probably tried to cut and paste a description but I did really like this particular supplement. It was not counterfeit, it was well sealed and I never had any stomach issues which is very rare since my stomach hates vitamins. Sorry this probably isn't very helpful for you.
142992
I just bought one and it was 100% authentic. I would just make sure that the seller is Amazon and not some other company.
6981
I have learned ordering products like this online have a high chance of being fake. Just go to your local salon , you will be glad you did.
1519782
I bought it and everything seemed the same to me. I had tried the real thing several times and this was the same. I made sure to order thru amazon and not another vendor.
1211509
I'm not aware of counterfeit Lekue. I can only say that what I have is an effective product that does what it advertises.
1513375
Sounds legitimate to me. When I got mine it was correct and smelled like it was suppose to. Guess just check the expiration date
1042871
The product that I recieved was definitely a Dermalogica product. I can't speak for any other sellers or products. I would guess though that if this seller sold me the real thing, they likely have the real thing to sell.
151490
One way to tell if a review is fake, is if it says amazon verified purchase on it. If they at least purchased the product from Amazon it is less likely to be a fake. Another way to tell is by reading them, most of the fake reviews are the sorts you would hear on the infomercials. Like, This product is great, i have tried many weight loss supplements with no effect. But once i tried "product" i just couldn't believe the difference. They usually talk about how this is the only product for them, and try to discourage you from buying other products. Or just plain and simple leave a simple review not explaining their experience with the product, and just claiming it works. People get paid to leave fake reviews, so just because they have prior reviews doesn't always mean they are real reviews. Maybe the previous ones were fake as well. Or maybe they were a previous member who shopped on amazon and now is doing fake reviews for companies. All of those are possibilities. So just pay close attention to the reviews, check to see if they are verified purchases, and if they sound too good to be true. Usually your gut instincts will kick in and tell you that a review is fake.
1743978
No, it's real Doterra. My girlfriend said the same thing. But I've purchased online and it's legitimate. Plus, who honestly has the time to manufacture a fake product and then seal it back up the same way it looked when original? To mesuch wouldn't seem cost effective. I believe due to the pyramidesqueness of the company they wish for you to purchase through the company's individual seller website
2230685
Be sure to buy the one that's sold by AMAZON and not a 3rd party seller. Many sellers are selling counterfeit cologne. You can be sure the one from Amazon directly is genuine.
588984
The one I received did not do anything for me so I would assume it was a fake. And it was from Bargin tan. The other products I received from there seemed to work fine.