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The thread centers on whether a low-priced eBay listing for a “machine”/treatment is legit and worth trying, and whether similar eBay items (lotions/salves and other treatments) have any real-world effectiveness. The main question is how to evaluate these offerings beyond marketing claims, especially after realizing the listed eBay price was only a bid and not a fixed purchase price. Overall sentiment is cautious/skeptical, with the original poster admitting they don’t want to “shoot in the dark” and seeking experienced advice.

seekermeister

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Yes, I know it's not a too interesting subject, but I need something for this problem, and have no idea what? eBaying, I came across this machine:

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Which caught my eye, simply because it appeals...if it works? Not too surpisingly, there was another ad with a price ~5 times higher. I have never found much rhyme or reason in the marketing on eBay, but at least it makes the price appear more reasonable. but again...only if it works?

Before even putting out that much on something such as this, I need to know if anyone has any real experience with this kind of treatment?

EDIT: I just took another look at the ad, and realized that the price shown is only a bid, not a set price, so I doubt I could afford it anyway. There seems to be no end to the variety of other treatments...lotions, salves, etc. but again, I dislike taking a shot in the dark. If anyone could offer some advice on these, it would help a lot.
 

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