Idea Village From their Website: "In 1999, Ideavillage pioneered the TV-to-retail model & built an organization that leads the field in marketing and product innovation. The result is a combined 5 billion dollars in direct-to-consumer and retail sales revenue. Our brands and products are among the most | memorable and popular | in the marketplace." All I know is this concept is a great idea for inventors to sell their products. I always hated ads that say "as seen on TV can't be purchased in stores". Well this company works with some of my favorite stores. I usually don't buy gimmick type products. I started to have a problem (as I aged) with razors. I have very little hair growth. I just needed something gentle for a few hairs. This cute pink Flawless Hair Remover is perfect. I purchased it on line at Walmart. I also purchased a couple replacement heads. It's worked great for a couple years now. It's Very inexpensive at Walmart too. So when you see an ad on TV and want to try a product, visit the website. If you want to sell your product, you can visit their website. Whatever, they came up with a great concept when they started this company. read more

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this company aggressively advertises on television that this product is the best for hair removal, but after waiting for 3 weeks to be delivered it would not even turn on. i have emailed and the response was to email them during regular business hours! and I also called to be left on hold for 1 hour ( never picked up ) and attempted to use the arbitration phone number at website results not i service. DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT !!! if you dont want to be ripped off. read more

I followed the directions on their Stufz burger press. Maybe I shouldn't have. All the gadget managed to do is put a dent in the burger. Maybe I can improvise. Either way, you'd get better results if you rammed your fist into the burger. read more