Amazing Oranges

StinkyMonkey · Jun 23rd, 2007, 03:41 PM

I am a sucker for infomercials on TV and on radio!
I just ordered a free 15 day sample of a product called Amazing Oranges by a company called Purity Products. Has anyone tried this product before?
If so please share.

Thanks.

Sternchen · Jun 23rd, 2007, 05:27 PM

huh, sounds interesting.

I'm always a bit scared of these types of products though - you never really know what they are made out of and what is the containers. I'd rather get my vitamins and minerals through natural fruits and veggies.

Let us know how it works out for you :)

StinkyMonkey · Jun 23rd, 2007, 07:26 PM

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Originally Posted by lamiastella

huh, sounds interesting.

I'm always a bit scared of these types of products though - you never really know what they are made out of and what is the containers. I'd rather get my vitamins and minerals through natural fruits and veggies.

Let us know how it works out for you :)

You're probably right.
My DH just lectured me earlier and said I needed to attend Infomercial Anonymous meetings in order to stop believing and ordering every gadget and product I see of or hear of.

I'll try it out and if I don't feel totally energized with glowing skin in 15 days, I can return my empty bottle for a full refund with no questions asked~

Sternchen · Jun 24th, 2007, 05:11 AM

lol, I've got a thing for infomercials too - I ordered the swivel sweeper and some kind of rubber broom after I saw how well it removed pet hair from carpets! ...and we don't even have any pets

sandiom · Jan 4th, 2008, 08:41 AM

I ordered and used this product for the "free" offer. In my opinion, it truly made a difference in my skin tone, texture, and appearance and I oticed the change within 3 days. Additionally an probably most unbiasedly, many people commented on the new "glow" of my skin and eyes. At 51, that was a great comment on a product. Heck its a great comment on a product and at any age! It is very expensive though, so it I haven't purchased any more of the product. Recently, I bought a Vitamix and I intend now to make my own "amazing oranges" smoothie of my own.
For free, give it a try and see what you think!
Sandiom

cola262 · Jan 4th, 2008, 04:11 PM

lol, I'd say 90% of infomercials have really useless items or scams (like this one razor that they sold for $29.99 that was really worth only $.99 and their lifetime warranty involves mailing you a new one after you spend the money to mail it back). But then again, 10% are okay to good (like proactiv, tablemate, foodsaver)...so who knows.

QueenOfDa702 · Jan 5th, 2008, 03:49 AM

Let us know how it works. Im always interested in things that make my skin glow

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Jun 23rd, 2007, 05:27 PM	#2
Sternchen We're having a boy!! Location: Beauty RAOK	Re: Amazing Oranges huh, sounds interesting. I'm always a bit scared of these types of products though - you never really know what they are made out of and what is the containers. I'd rather get my vitamins and minerals through natural fruits and veggies. Let us know how it works out for you :) __________________ My 2 wonderful girls, Nicole (5) and Julia (1) will be big sisters soon! My pregnancy blog

Jun 24th, 2007, 05:11 AM	#4
Sternchen We're having a boy!! Location: Beauty RAOK	Re: Amazing Oranges lol, I've got a thing for infomercials too - I ordered the swivel sweeper and some kind of rubber broom after I saw how well it removed pet hair from carpets! ...and we don't even have any pets __________________ My 2 wonderful girls, Nicole (5) and Julia (1) will be big sisters soon! My pregnancy blog

Jan 4th, 2008, 08:41 AM	#5
sandiom Member	Re: Amazing Oranges I ordered and used this product for the "free" offer. In my opinion, it truly made a difference in my skin tone, texture, and appearance and I oticed the change within 3 days. Additionally an probably most unbiasedly, many people commented on the new "glow" of my skin and eyes. At 51, that was a great comment on a product. Heck its a great comment on a product and at any age! It is very expensive though, so it I haven't purchased any more of the product. Recently, I bought a Vitamix and I intend now to make my own "amazing oranges" smoothie of my own. For free, give it a try and see what you think! Sandiom

Jan 4th, 2008, 04:11 PM	#6
cola262 Member Location: NYC	Re: Amazing Oranges lol, I'd say 90% of infomercials have really useless items or scams (like this one razor that they sold for $29.99 that was really worth only $.99 and their lifetime warranty involves mailing you a new one after you spend the money to mail it back). But then again, 10% are okay to good (like proactiv, tablemate, foodsaver)...so who knows. __________________ Speedyshaper.com Solutions for your sagging bags.Since March 07

Jan 5th, 2008, 03:49 AM	#7
QueenOfDa702 Misunderestimated. Location: I've gone RAOKing crazy!	Re: Amazing Oranges Let us know how it works. Im always interested in things that make my skin glow __________________ ~Valeen~ *~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~* Click HERE to visit MySpace Please help get justice for Karley! Visit the thread. Post #10 has link to petition page. http://forum.purseblog.com/animalici...ey-385571.html