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Rational wiki points out that it is vaugly possible they do work, although not by the mechanism claimed. if they were heavily coated with chemicals they might
by steve19 11y ago
Rational wiki points out that it is vaugly possible they do work, although not by the mechanism claimed. if they were heavily coated with chemicals they might work... while possibly poisoning the pet they are being used on.
- tempestn 11y agoSome of those Amazon reviews suggest that the tags only work when "fresh", which might support that theory. Still I expect confirmation bias is more likely.
- TeMPOraL 11y agoThe video on their page says that the tags work for up to four months, which suggests that they upped their scam even further.
- 0942v8653 11y ago> shoo!TAG is a revolutionary chemical-free way to protect your pets from fleas and ticks I don't think so. But I highly doubt the card is actually chemical-free, so they're lying either way. Also, I think they would be more afraid of lawsuits by people whose pets were poisoned than for false advertising.
- porsupah 11y agoObligatory SMBC on "chemical free": http://www.smbc-comics.com/?id=3324 http://www.smbc-comics.com/?id=3324
- madaxe_again 11y agoThe card comprises a unique matter-free pocket universe. Or at least it had better, or they're lying.
- eru 11y agoAs long as it's not atoms, but eg just neutrinos, it's not really chemistry.