Sperti SunlampsReviews of sperti.com

I am in the process of requesting a refund for the shipping cost that I have endured for returning the Sperti sunlamp, as a result of receiving it in the mail and reading on the first page of the manual, in big bold letters with the word "CAUTION" printed in red, that this unit is unsuitable for persons with a history of skin cancer. No where on the Sperti website did it say this, and so I was forced to return it, but at my expense, after not being warned on the purchase page that it was not recommended for persons with a history of skin cancer. That warning printed so boldly on the manual could have been put on the webpage for this product, which would have alerted me and influenced my choice to buy the sunlamp in the first place. I was interested in this lamp b/c it's advertised to increase Vitamin D levels since mine have been reported to be low through lab work. It isn't fair that Sperti would not pay for the return shipping cost when they left out this crucial warning from their advertisement online. I will be reporting Sperti business practices to the Better Business Bureau and state legislators of both NV and WA.

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Unit arrived with broken bulb, but because it was a gift and wasn't opened for a month, apparently no warranty is available. These need to be better packaged.

I don’t feel nor do I see a slice difference in the way I feel or the color of my skin. Been using it as directed. I have pale skin so I would have expected a little color, at least. But nothing. Not impressed!

DO NOT BUY!!! I am honestly disappointed and blame myself for trusting a product like this to should have known well lesson learned. I have received two emails being asked to review this product so here I am. First off I was extremely excited to try this product and had high hopes because of the reviews. Let me say this will be the first and last tanning lamp I will ever buy. The only good thing about this product was the express shipping but again it was extremely expensive. I ONLY used the lamp around 5 times in total. Guess what? It no longer turns on! I even spent extra on this product because of the currency difference of the Aussie dollar but thought it would have been worth it. For the couple times I used this product I went straight to 5 minutes because I felt nothing at 3 and still had no results. No signs of tanning or heat coming from the lamp absolutely nothing. All it seems like all this product was is a mildly hot light globe glowing at my skin with no intensity and an extremely annoying timer sound. I also had to tan in three sub sections because of how small the lamp actually is. Five minutes front/back which equals 30 minutes of tanning in total and still no results. Bare in mind I tan well and easily from the sun and am a white skinned individual. Then out of the blue to my suprise it just randomly stopped working! It sounded as if the plug at the back got faulty for no literally no reason. It even sounds dangerous as its like electrical bolts are rubbing together. The product came working in the box and had no signs of damage. Also to note one of the two pairs of eye googles in the box snapped and broke the first time I put them on lol! Extreme waste of money and because of the currency difference I am down 859 Australian dollars including shipping and will never get my money back. This is an honest review and hope it is taken seriously! It’s almost as if they don’t want my review to be posted because it keeps saying my “cookies seem to be disabled” but I’m just on my iPhone and they aren’t in my settings so I had to navigate to my computer. Waste of time and money cheers.

I live in a northern latitude where it is impossible to get adequate vitamin D from the sun, so I bought the Sperti Vitamin D Sunlamp in hopes of being able to avoid the need for oral supplementation. Unfortunately, after 5 months of use, my blood levels of vitamin D did nothing but drop significantly. My blood test results: September 24, 2020 - 40.2 ng/mL (solely from sunlight exposure throughout the summer) January 27, 2021 - 29.9 ng/mL (after using the Sperti lamp every day for 5 minutes for 3 months) April 5, 2021 - 24.9 ng/mL (after switching to using the Sperti lamp every day for 10 minutes for 2 months) I don't believe that oral supplementation is as beneficial as natural skin production, so I REALLY wanted this lamp to work, and am very disappointed that it doesn't. Not to mention, the 60-day money back guarantee barely gives you enough time to really test how it's working, so it was an expensive waste of money. I just want to caution others before you make this purchase.

UPDATE They finally emailed about a restock of bulbs august 23rd. I immediately ordered 2 bulbs. They arrived in a completely smashed box. By some miracle the bulbs were not destroyed. However , when i installed them in the lamp with the other 2 bulbs there is a huge visible difference in light output . The new bulbs are very dim compared to the original ones. The lamp had falled over during moving last year and 2 had broken. Thats why i needed replacements. If i had replaced all 4 i probably wouldnt have noticed. But seeing the new ones next to the old ones there is a clear difference. I feel very stupid for paying $450 for this lamp and then $50 additional for defective replacement bulbs. I got a year of use out of this lamp. NOT WORTH THE MONEY AT ALL I own the vitamin D lamp and the fuji tanning lamp. Needed replacement bulbs for the vitamin D lamp. Understandably they were having issues restocking the bulbs due to covid. I emailed them last November. They said the bulbs should be back instock by the end of december or the begining of the new year at the latest. I waited. Checking the website often . December , january , february pass. Sperti sent me multiple emails regarding restock of the vitamin D lamps, but no bulbs. After the 3rd or 4th notification I emailed them again. They said the bulbs should be instock in the begining of march. I got yet another notification that they would have the lamps in stock march 1st at 9am. I sat on the website for an hour refreshing the page. And nothing. I sent another email saying i was very disappointed that thet chose not to sell replacement bulbs but instead sell more lamps. I paid $450 for the lamp and couldnt even use it. Clearly they got bulbs in stock and only sold them with lamps. They never responded to my email and the next time i checked the website it said the bulbs would not be in stock until may or later. They clearly dont care about their existing customers and only want to sell more lamps. April 26th : Got another notification email for restock of the lamps but no bulbs. Just a slap in the face every freaking time. I havent been able to use my lamp for almost a year at this point. But you have no issue getting the bulbs to sell more lamps. May 4th another email alert regarding restock of the lamps. Still no replacement bulbs for sale.

I feel this is alittle deceiving as the pictures of people in swim wear look like they are tanning.. I originally wanted the red tanning” lamp but they were out so i switched over to this more expensive one “ similar or same photos of persons in swim wear” didnt do enough research as i did it all on the red lamp.. well i got screwed paid $475 for a vitamin d lamp ridiculous.. if i can change the bulbs from the red lamp to the white “vitamin d lamp that would be great but cannot even find where you can purchase the bulbs and do not have specs on the bulbs.. anyway they need to take “ tanning looking photos” off their advertisements for this vitamin lamp,