The majority of reviews agree that this is a high-dollar scam. The "good" 5-star reviews seem to be from those who have disposable income to spend or who are unusually concerned with their looks. I was suckered into an eye treatment in the New Orleans outlet mall. Being unemployed, there was no way I was going to pay a dime for anything. But I wanted to hear their pitch. For males like myself, they were recommending an eye cream (2-year supply). I had the eye cream applied under one eye and was asked to look in the mirror. The saleswoman gushed at how good I looked, applied some more cream, but I didn't see anything special. She continued to throw compliments at me then offered me the eye cream for $299. After my first attempt to decline, she dropped the price to $199. When I started to walk away, she said she would give me a special $99 price, but I wasn't allowed to tell anybody. I wasn't rude to her, nor was she rude to me. But all along, I was thinking, how many people would actually fall for this scam? My advice: politely walk away.