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BUYER BEWARE OF THIS SCAM!!! The other reviewer is correct, they will charge your credit card $89.95 within a couple of weeks. I contacted Good Housekeeping personally because I saw an ad on Facebook which routed me to their website affiliation using the Good Housekeeping logo, Dr. Oz and Ellen DeGeneres to "lure" you to buy both this product AND a 2nd one called Dermal Meds. The "claim" is that using both products together is the answer to reducing wrinkles. Good Housekeeping emailed me back saying this was an illegal use of their logo and they reported the website as they have NO AFFILIATION with either of these products. When I called them after a fraud alert from my credit card company, they said that if I wanted to "cancel" I had to return any unused product. First of all, I did not sign up for nor did I see in any of the material on line or anything that was shipped with my "free sample" anything about agreeing to future shipments and charges. Additionally, after I paid the initial $4.95 S&H, my phone immediately rang with a fraud alert from my credit card company. I have never opened either of the products and am afraid to even use them, concerned that in addition to this being a fraud, that the product may damage my skin. Because the rep told me that they would continue to attempt the charge on my card after 36 hrs., I had to cancel the card and get a replacement card. I was happy to return the unused and unopened product if they supplied me with return postage, for which they would not. Total sham and as careful as I am with these things, they fooled me, too. Their URL on the website where you are directed via the Facebook ad, has the words "good housekeeping" in it so I thought it was legit. It is NOT. Again, buyer beware!