Gibran H.
Device died with paid sessions left — company refused to help
I bought a Truvaga 350 direct from truvaga.com in April 2024 (Order #23725, $291.30). I used it exactly as instructed for over two years and it genuinely helped me. Recently it stopped completing sessions — it powers on, but the battery can't hold enough charge to finish one. The screen still shows 32 sessions remaining, so I paid for sessions I never got to use. I filed a formal complaint. At their request I filmed the failure and sent the video. Their own QA team confirmed the battery won't hold a charge. Their answer: denied. They pointed to a 1.5-year battery service life in the manual and called the decision final — even after I escalated to a supervisor. All they offered was a 15% discount code toward buying another device. Buyers should know: the session counter on the screen means nothing once the battery dies, and when that happens you're on your own — even with unused sessions you paid for. For a $300 device I relied on for my health, I expected the company to stand behind it. They didn't.




