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I can speak firsthand and tell you that it is a giant predatory scam. They do not X-ray or scan the injury and just give a giant sales pitch and take full payment upfront. Their treatments were totally ineffective and they had no concern once they get your money.
the FDA exists for a reason. anyone who has been injured or not received an appropriate standard of care can file complaints against the healthcare practitioners with their respective state licensing boards.
The people who do somehow get relief from their injuries are under the age of 60 and the body is still able to heal on its own so they are getting the placebo effect and think they were helped by QC when in fact their treatment didn’t actually facilitate healing. I am sure these people who spent all that money want to feel they got something of value back.
QC Kinetix has been very successful in selling multi-unit franchises throughout the country. Hundreds of clinics have been sold but not yet opened. In fact, there are very few territories available for multiple units anywhere in the country. Most of the still-available territories are single units in small, out-of-the-way markets.
@@Vettedbiz, I really couldn't say. I've never sold this brand but have tried to present it several times to prospects seeking absentee ownership. Most territories are sold out or under construction. Unfortunately, I don't know any actual franchisees.
I've got some pretty bad back pain caused by 2 spots on my lower spine being compressed. I was considering giving QC Kinetics a try but from what I've heard it costs thousands of dollars and is a giant roll of the dice. I need to do something but I'm not about to throw several grand at these people and hope for the best.... 😕
Yep! I wasted $2,000 on the first set of shots and then cancelled the whole thing got $500 back for a refund now going to my actual orthopedic doctor to get a prp shot for $750
I was stupid they made me believe it would last $12,000.00 later and 6 months i was in the same pain I was in before they did not tell me it was tempory. hang on to your cash don't be stupid like me
You are welcome and I am pleased to have saved someone a lot of wasted money. I was taken by these scam artists back in 2021 and once they get your money they could care less how ineffective these treatments are. They simply do not work and research proves this.@@boomerang6130
FDA is Not always right, AND other countries are way ahead of us bc we are "waiting" 10 or 20 years for FDA APPROVAL. I only buy my cosmetics from over season UK FRAMCE GERMANY JAPAN EGYPT DEAD SEA Products etc
@@patricialecamus2620 you obviously don't understand the risk associated with stem cell injections the comment was in relation to stem cell therapy not buety products anyways enjoy your cosmetics.
@@Vettedbiz If you are suffering from OA, seriously do yourself a favour and try and enrol yourself in Paradigm Biopharmaceuticals phase 3 knee Oa trials or apply through your GP to acsess the drug Zilosul via the TGA special acsess scheme.This treatment will be the leading treatment to treat OA in the very near future it is also a DMOAD which means it regenerates cartlige in your joints. Stem cell therapy has alot of side effects hence why the FDA has not approved any stem cell therapy for OA treatment it is also joint specific Zilosul treats every joint at the same time. You are correct in saying right this moment there isn't any FDA aproved treatment except opioid based drugs and they speak for themselves just masks the problem however stem cell has along way to go just research the terrible issues people have had from receiving this treatment all the best and good luck.
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I can speak firsthand and tell you that it is a giant predatory scam. They do not X-ray or scan the injury and just give a giant sales pitch and take full payment upfront. Their treatments were totally ineffective and they had no concern once they get your money.
Wow, sorry to hear about your experience
Every time I hear these frauds advertise on the radio I get nauseous.
the FDA exists for a reason. anyone who has been injured or not received an appropriate standard of care can file complaints against the healthcare practitioners with their respective state licensing boards.
It did not work for me. Spent over $10,000 with no results. Save your money!
I had prp 3 injections cost me 3,200$$ did not do nothing. Insurance does not cover nothing
Thanks for sharing. We've heard mixed results but mostly positive. Important people know it doesn't always work.
The people who do somehow get relief from their injuries are under the age of 60 and the body is still able to heal on its own so they are getting the placebo effect and think they were helped by QC when in fact their treatment didn’t actually facilitate healing. I am sure these people who spent all that money want to feel they got something of value back.
@@pauldrew3696 Yes, the placebo effect is what I think the positive reviews are about.
QC Kinetix has been very successful in selling multi-unit franchises throughout the country. Hundreds of clinics have been sold but not yet opened. In fact, there are very few territories available for multiple units anywhere in the country. Most of the still-available territories are single units in small, out-of-the-way markets.
Are franchisees happy with the brand?
Would love to connect with any that you know of.
@@Vettedbiz, I really couldn't say. I've never sold this brand but have tried to present it several times to prospects seeking absentee ownership. Most territories are sold out or under construction. Unfortunately, I don't know any actual franchisees.
I've got some pretty bad back pain caused by 2 spots on my lower spine being compressed. I was considering giving QC Kinetics a try but from what I've heard it costs thousands of dollars and is a giant roll of the dice.
I need to do something but I'm not about to throw several grand at these people and hope for the best.... 😕
It could work, it could not. It seems worth the try for some.
It cost $12,500 to be exact
@jesse851 yeah that's not happening.... 😐
They scammed my dad out of $16,000 and he can barely walk because of his knee problems. He's finally having surgery he needed all along.
How about the franchise called The Joint?
We just reviewed this week! Take a look at recent videos
Don't waste your money. You can go to a qualified doctor and get the same treatment for around $700.
What type of doctor? $700 sounds quite cheap.
@@Vettedbiz an orthopedic doctor.
Yep! I wasted $2,000 on the first set of shots and then cancelled the whole thing got $500 back for a refund now going to my actual orthopedic doctor to get a prp shot for $750
I was stupid they made me believe it would last $12,000.00 later and 6 months i was in the same pain I was in before they did not tell me it was tempory. hang on to your cash don't be stupid like me
It seems to work for most but not all
This is a commercial for a franchise book propped up in back. 🙄
Product placement 😀
Thank you for this
No problem 😊
Qc kinetix is a giant scam, anyone saying otherwise is not truthful
Can you share you experience?
The procedures seem to work most of the time but not always.
Elaborate? Was thinking of trying them out at least for the consultation.
Thank you. I have canceled my mother's appointment. This sounds like a total scam.
You are welcome and I am pleased to have saved someone a lot of wasted money.
I was taken by these scam artists back in 2021 and once they get your money they could care less how ineffective these treatments are. They simply do not work and research proves this.@@boomerang6130
Is this place a scam?
No, it is not based on all the evidence we've collected. It has changed the lives of people.
I can speak first hand on that. They absolutely are a scam and as unprofessional as it comes. They are basically shameless.
Yes it changed my life to the tune of - $12,000 and more pain when these hacks were finished.@@Vettedbiz
Yes
Fake reviews
Not approved from the FDA no thanks
FDA is Not always right, AND other countries are way ahead of us bc we are "waiting" 10 or 20 years for FDA APPROVAL. I only buy my cosmetics from over season UK FRAMCE GERMANY JAPAN EGYPT DEAD SEA Products etc
Are there QC Kinetix alternatives approved by the FDA?
@@patricialecamus2620 you obviously don't understand the risk associated with stem cell injections the comment was in relation to stem cell therapy not buety products anyways enjoy your cosmetics.
@@Vettedbiz If you are suffering from OA, seriously do yourself a favour and try and enrol yourself in Paradigm Biopharmaceuticals phase 3 knee Oa trials or apply through your GP to acsess the drug Zilosul via the TGA special acsess scheme.This treatment will be the leading treatment to treat OA in the very near future it is also a DMOAD which means it regenerates cartlige in your joints. Stem cell therapy has alot of side effects hence why the FDA has not approved any stem cell therapy for OA treatment it is also joint specific Zilosul treats every joint at the same time. You are correct in saying right this moment there isn't any FDA aproved treatment except opioid based drugs and they speak for themselves just masks the problem however stem cell has along way to go just research the terrible issues people have had from receiving this treatment all the best and good luck.
The FDA is ABSOLUTE GARBAGE