We ordered a used product over their internet site, having fulfilled all measurement requirements, etc. They require upfront payment, and, be forewarned, do not take credit cards - that should tip you off.in the sales pitch they show all sorts of fancy scientific proof of how 'negative energy' helps breasts grow over time. Fine and dandy, they're just talking about creating a suction or vacuum over the breast, this has had mixed results with people who really stick with it.
You can actually make a simple device yourself, to see if it will work on you! Or, try going with another device which is sold by local doctors-obgyns or Cosmetic surgeons... Far more legit, and they're upfront about the limitations. I can't give name to keep this comlaint on the up and up.
I believe Nature's plan are physically located in Iowa; the State Attourny there is currently sueing them for false add claims, etc. I filed my comlaint with them, but they really couldn't help retrieve any money as I am not a state resident.
In our experience, after prepaying and waiting more than six months, we complained and they responded very quickly with a 'new' set that wreaked of cigarettes and that obviously did not match the measurements they were sent (by my wife). The size they sent would have fit Dolly Parton, no problem, but my wife has a petite ribcage to begin with - device would not achieve suction no matter what.
Their rep, a certain person named 'Anne' was nonchalant about our situation, and asked that we return the unit. It was mailed back using insured postage - the USPS obtained a signature upon receipt, and two years since first order was placed, we have nothing! They no longer respond to our emails, letters or phone calls.
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