I Got SCAMMED By Amazon!

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Use me as the "we want Tyler to test different dog shock collars" button

He's stressed because he's wasting money on stress relieving devices, which don't work, making him even more stressed, causing him to waste more money on stress relieving devices. It's a vicious never-ending cycle!

lol The manufacturer/seller of that last product said it takes 28 days so that you run out of your return window lol

Lol every time he gets shocked it looks like he's being attacked by invisible ghosts. Especially the way he looks around as if something is in the room with him.

tyler being shocked about his nervous system is so amazing to watch🤣

"I can't imagine the electrode gel is needed..." "...I can't feel anything, even on 9!" Product designers are screaming at their screens when Tyler tests things :)

The foot bath thing is even worse when you know that a foot bath with epson salts actually is a medical procedure for dealing with calluses and injuries on your feet, so technically the "foot bath" does work, but not because of the bath itself, you could get the same effect with a kitchen pot if you wanted to. As for the massage pen, most likely the pain you were experiencing was because you were putting the electrical charge directly on a nerve ending in just the right way.

Whoever happens to stimulate your Vegas nerve stays in Vegas.

I have a real vagal nerve stimulator implanted, for depression. It's been great. I usually don't feel anything, but if I rest quietly and pay attention I can feel a slight sensation, not at all painful. It fires every 5 minutes for 30 seconds, 24/7/365. Don't confuse a real VNS with that bogus contraption, which only causes muscle contraction, not stimulation of the vagus nerve.

Did you feel the stress disappear when you took it off?? Mission accomplished.

I’m surprised that they didn’t ask you to give them a five star rating and they will send you a second one for free.

That e stim stuff is actually legit, I work in a rehab facility and our therapy team uses it all the time. They’ve got the big commercial units instead of the little home things but it actually does wonders for chronic nerve and muscle pain. I don’t know how the magic works exactly but I know I’ve heard so many people rave about them and say they want to buy one to keep using it once they’re discharged and back at home

It was hilarious seeing him freak out when his hand started twitching when he had it in spot in his arm. Come Tyler, you felt that weird twitch in your hand 'cause you were hitting a nerve. 😂

I sat here waiting to see your reaction after the electrode gel LOL

Tyler, I want to see you try dowsing rods. Maybe other “paranormal” stuff. Could be a fun episode!!

For the foot spa; the salt in the water isn't to detoxify you, it's to help with conductivity and cause the electrodes to rust quicker, thus causing the water to look disgusting - that's what the salt is for. I know in professional foot detoxification stores (high-end scammers), they add crystals that react to the electrolysis that creates an awful looking pool of water. I've reported loads of these on Amazon and they just don't care. That's all it is, rust. You're dipping your feets in rusty water, which isn't exactly good for them.

I've never seen anyone so excited about being scammed 😂

The foot detox gimmick certainly detoxified the wallets of those who fell victim to it.😊

The stress setting on the Pulsetto definitely stressed poor Tyler, which made me laugh and as laughter is such a powerful medicine I would say that the gadget worked for me. 🤣🤣🤣