As needle-free technology becomes more and more prevalent, fakes have begun to creep up. Many of these are made in China, and while they may look the same online where they are sold on websites or marketplaces like Amazon and eBay, they are not authentic. Consumers end up with a device, that while they paid a little bit less, ends up breaking or causing injury. It’s not worth the risk when it comes to your health. Plus, with these fake devices and knockoffs, you end up with no help or warranty. For each brand of a legitimate needle-free injector, we have been able to identify one or more fakes.
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