Idea Village reviews

Product does not work as advertised

I was excited to be able to buy the gloves. Bottom at Walmart as seen on TV the Copper Fit gloves. Price 19.99 plus tax. I didn't have them 72 hours and they were falling apart. I'm disabled so there wasn't much I could do to make them fall apart I used them more to drive then anything. There wasn't much else need for them as is and the keep the swelling down in my hands to where I could write set like I said 72 hours later I had to take them and get my money back. So don't be selling a product that is false especially those who labor with them and I needed them to keep the swelling down in my hands from my neuropathy. I deserve some kind of reimbursement other than just my money. It wasn't much you need for them as is and it keep the swelling down in my hands to where I could write but like I said 72 hours later I had to take them and get my money back. So don't be selling a product that is false especially those who labor with them and I needed them to keep the swelling down in my hands from my neuropathy. I deserve some kind of reimbursement as as in just my money. That's just ridiculous that you would do that to somebody a corporation like that false advertisement you all should be sued. I deserve something more than just my money back by pain and suffering as well it cost me to have a mental breakdown. I was so looking forward to being able to use my hands again and that's just a mental physical breakdown. Some kind of compensation should be given out to people that have