Whieda Reviews 3

My grandma bought this device hoping it would “activate her cells,” “remove free radicals,” and “boost her immunity,” because that’s what the company promised. There is no scientific evidence that a small handheld device can do any of this. At most, it gives slight warmth or vibration nothing more. It is reminding me of a cheap plastic hair dryer.

The marketing is misleading: most of the online videos and reviews are paid or staged, not real results. People promoting it make money from recruiting buyers, not from actually using the product. This is typical of MLM or pyramid-style schemes, where most people lose money.

At €600, this is extremely overpriced for something that does not work. Save your money!

Please please please be careful with Whieda and all of their scams! My elderly mom was put in a Telegram group to buy their products and be a part of this weird scam. She paid around 900€ for some insoles, an immune boosting powder and some sort of cell regeneration device that will magically solve all of your medical issues. Its a total waste! They prey on people that struggle with serious life altering issues and make them pay crazy money for some make shift Chinese gadgets and supplements.

I bought WHIEDA insoles and was very disappointed. The product looks like cheap plastic from China and does not match the marketing claims. When I tried to return it because of the poor quality, the company made the process almost impossible – setting unfair conditions and refusing to respect basic consumer rights.

⚠️ Warning: Be very careful with WHIEDA. The insoles are overpriced, low-quality plastic and the company makes refunds extremely difficult.