Likely wasted $150
You pay $150 for four attempts to get your upper and lower impressions correct with instructions to send photos to a company email where they provide feedback to how well they did your impression. I got the first impression on the first try. I then wasted the other three pairs of putty trying to get the upper impressions right. Each time I got an identical, canned, vague response indicating there were 'distortions' on the 'front area' of my impression with instructions to watch the videos (which we had already done. Religiously). Now we're left with (a) paying $15 to get two more sets of putty with no guarantee that those will turn out any different or (b) sending in the best-looking impression we've tried and hoping that they work in spite of the email feedback. Their refund policy doesn't apply once you mix even one of the sets of putty, so you're really locked in. In summary, customers need to know that they are paying less money not because they're getting some sort of deal, but because the their business model depends on a certain percentage of people's impressions to not work out and for them to give up and not send impressions in. And if you give them your money you run the risk this will happen to you.
By Jedediah R.


