Allied Electrolysis Supply This disreputable company is one of several hair removal scams
marketing extensively on the web.
Allied Electrolysis Supply should
be avoided by all consumers.
This company was also called Allied Distributors and as of 2002
operates as  Global
Electrolysis Supply.
Consumer complaints
In 1999, an angry consumer in Oklahoma had compiled an online
collection of consumer complaints against Aavexx Electrolysis/Allied
Distributors, and kept updating it through the time they changed
their name to Allied Electrolysis Supply. When she began to get
harassed about her page, she took it down to avoid their threats.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration lists consumers who received
a facial injury using Liquid Electrolysis
1999
Annual Report of complaints (file 08295 13-APR-1999)
2000
Annual Report of complaints (file 08437 06-JAN-2000)
From a
consumer complaint site:
I have been ripped off by Allied Electrolysis Supply. Not only
do they provide bad customer service, but their products don't
work. The product they sold to me looks like someone just stuck
a label printed by computer just to give it a name. The product
stopped working after 2 weeks of use. I have tried calling them,
but staff doesn't answer my questions. I asked them for a mailing
address...staff's reply was "I was't given that information."
-- Lourdes Banuelos, CA
This company currently operates as Global
Electrolysis Supply. Their name may change, but the complaints
about their products and business practices never change.
Follow this link for many more consumer complaints
about this company
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