DeefocusReviews of deefocus.com

They use all the classical tactics of scam sellers. If it looks like a duck...

Natürlich klingt die Werbung verlockend. 34,99 € sind im Vergleich zu einer Gleitsichtbrille auch günstig. Allerdings habe ich sofort nach Erhalt gemerkt, dass es sich bei der Brille um einen Betrug handelt. Die Rädchen lassen sich zwar drehen, aber das Sichtfeld ist zu keinem Zeitpunkt scharf. Auf meine E-Mail hat die Firma nicht reagiert, somit kann ich sie nicht zurückschicken und auch das Geld nicht zurück erhalten.

Can you give a zero?? DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY! My wife bought a pair of these worthless scam frames. They took forever to arrive. I asked her how they were. She brought them to me to see. You have got to be kidding. I wanted to say, You paid over $70 for these??? But..... Serious pieces of junk with a Dollar Store build quality. And they are impossible to focus! DO NOT! I am going to look for return She says she cannot find one.

Das Ding muss in Die Tonne. Der Größte Betrug. Die Brille funktioniert nicht es dreht sich lose und das Geld war es nicht Wert

I almost made a purchase but noticed the price kept changing. It does some type of predictive guestimate if you change browsers (e.g., I changed from Chrome to Opera...) and noticed the change. Before purchasing, I check TP's reviews and wow... everything I was concerned about was answered. My heart/prayers goes out to all customers... in this economy, we all need help. How could they do this??? Thanks for the heads up. Didn't buy... will stick w/ what I know. Best~

On the ad they look cool and promising, however once received they are horrible, the adjustment dials suck, not enough adjustment. Tried to return them but no luck, per policy. DO NOT BUY THIS SCAM for $100.

Do not buy from this company they are a complete con. Different prices on different websites. Customer service will never respond and their 30 day money back policy is fake. Do not waste your money.

YouTube is just as much the problem as these companies that are scam companies promoting fraudulent products on YouTube and, using an arsenal of deceptions, rob customers by taking their money and either not delivering the product or not accepting returns. If one was really using their common sense, they would know that huge optical companies would have already developed adjustable lens eyeglasses. it would be a multibillion dollar industry. DeeFocus Is especially insidious because it targets mainly the elderly who are struggling with the very eye anomalies depicted in the ads. Not only should this company be held accountable, I believe that YouTube should also be held accountable for not investigating the products and companies who place ads on its platform.