Why is this only $3.39 when I have to pay $25 everywhere else? I'm worried these are counterfeit. How can I tell if it's a genuine Clarisonic product
78047
i have no idea if mine is a real clairsonic or not...i've been using it for a month or two and am very happy with it. i do not have the box, however to verify. All I can say is that whatever it is, it works fine for me and I have pretty sensitive skin to be able to tolerate an acne brush head???
78048
Perhaps the shipping is really high? Mine came in a real box and looked legit, but i will tell you I think it is very rough. I would not recommend this version of the clarisonic brush head. The Sensitive and Deep Pore ones were fine, although i purchased them from Sephora.
27886
Amazon is unauthorized to sell Clarisonics, so while I was able to register my device, the device is not warranted because Amazon is unauthorized. Unfortunately they now request receipts, so I had to contact Amazon to get a refund for this device that DOES NOT HAVE A WARRANTY, and not eligible for the 90 money back guaruntee either.
1052643
I do not know if this is counterfeit but as the price is lower by approx. 1/3 I assumed that the physicians office has an extremely high mark up.
1936879
I don't have reason to believe they are counterfeit. I'd never heard of them until they "popped up" on Amazon when I was looking for something else.
1635037
The one I received is definitely the authentic Clarisonic. It was just as shown and described.
718444
these are authentic clarisonic brushes, but they are the acne ones and not the deep pore brushes as listed. it appears that they are in the process of correcting this error.
2039169
I bought this hoping it would be a good alternative to the more expensive brands. ...it wasn't. Mine broke after a month and never really worked that well. I just ordered a Clarisonic. Good luck.
409289
No. I ordered one in August 2012, and when it stopped charging, called Clarisonic to initiate replacement since it was still under the two year warranty. They said that Amazon is an unauthorized seller of Clarisonic, there have been problems with items purchased through Amazon, and the warranty will not be honored by Clarisonic.Amazon tried to charge me nearly 1/3 of the purchase price for restocking (2 years of restocking fees). I got it down to one year, but am very annoyed that it cost anything at all when the item was supposedly still under warranty. Pay the extra few dollars and buy it from an authorized retailer. No. I ordered one in August 2012, and when it stopped charging, called Clarisonic to initiate replacement since it was still under the two year warranty. They said that Amazon is an unauthorized seller of Clarisonic, there have been problems with items purchased through Amazon, and the warranty will not be honored by Clarisonic.Amazon tried to charge me nearly 1/3 of the purchase price for restocking (2 years of restocking fees). I got it down to one year, but am very annoyed that it cost anything at all when the item was supposedly still under warranty. Pay the extra few... » Read More No. I ordered one in August 2012, and when it stopped charging, called Clarisonic to initiate replacement since it was still under the two year warranty. They said that Amazon is an unauthorized seller of Clarisonic, there have been problems with items purchased through Amazon, and the warranty will not be honored by Clarisonic.Amazon tried to charge me nearly 1/3 of the purchase price for restocking (2 years of restocking fees). I got it down to one year, but am very annoyed that it cost anything at all when the item was supposedly still under warranty. Pay the extra few dollars and buy it from an authorized retailer. « Show Less
817220
Amazon has been selling these on it's website for the past year. Go to thera cane dot com for a list of identified counterfeiters. It's usually the lowest price offered and by a shell company that has only 1 or 2 products in their store. As the owner of Thera Cane Co. I want you to know that our only authorized Amazon seller is CLASSICAL FITNESS & HEALTH.
2278453
I cant tell you exactly why they sell it at such a low price but I can say that when I purchased this exact item it came in perfect condition and worked wonders on my skin. So, if your wondering about the validity of the product, its definitely legit. So go for it :P
1152561
I looked and looked on box and could not tell if it was a authentic Iso. I swear by Iso perms and have always had great luck with them. Since I let my cosmo. license expire, I ordered one on line. It came out terrible. I was not sure if I left it on too long or if my hair is that damaged. I wondered myself if these were not the real deal. Like I said, even damaged hair, I always got a good perm with Iso, so I don't know. Sorry, I'm not much help.
104993
I'm not aware whether they have or not but I know there was an issue. I know that the one I received is genuine because of the color. Look it up at Sephora and compare the color. I got it for half the price.
304346
Hi,Yes this product is genuine as are all the products that are sold at Katrinatique. I can't speak for the other resellers. Price is correct suggested retail price that is set by the company and we have no right to change it. Kindest Regards,Katrina
1385742
I love Wen, and I would recommend, but I wouldn't buy it from amazon. The one I got was counterfeit. I would suggest you get it from QVC, Wen, or Saphora
169619
They appear original, my concern is that they are not manufactured by Clarisonic, yet use their packaging acting as if they are. I'd like to know how they get away with it and why Amazon would allow it. Oh, I could go on..... so far no issue with the device.
2200831
I have tried this one, the Erisonic, a Chinese knockoff Clarisonic and a Conair True Glow brush. You can purchase this brush for $20-$40 if you look on Ebay or Amazon and you have time to look for a deal. The other brushes range in price from $40-$100, but be careful if it looks like a Clarisonic. The one I got obviously came from a Chinese factory that manufactured for the big brand-name company, but I suspect it was rejected because the battery wouldn't take a charge after it wore down after about a month of use. Disapointing since it did work somewhat better on my 57 year-old skin than the other three. If you want to buy the overpriced brand, pay one of the approved retailor's to be sure you get the warranty. Otherwise, at the price points I mentioned, the Erisonic at $56 including shipping was the best buy. The Sirius is definitely adequate at the price I paid, but I wouldn't pay over $30 for it. Whatever you buy, avoid the spin brushes like "Brite Leaf" or Pro-X which are not worth the $$ in this reviewer's opinion.The Sirius Brush is definitely worth its Amazon bargain price point.
74146
Amazon isn't authorized to sell clarisonics, and if you purchase the unit through Amazon Clarisonic will not honor the warranty :( they require receipts now, so even though I could register mine because it is a Clarisonic, because it's from Amazon they can't replace it. Purchase through an authorized retailer, or else if your unit breaks you are out of luck :(