This is an American-owned business that doesn't believe it should take 45 days to receive your product from China. Orders are sent from our New Jersey warehouse via USPS, FedEx, UPS, or DHL for international customers depending on speed and efficiency of delivery. Product will be shipped within 48 business hours. Please allow between 5-7 days for standard delivery. You will be emailed a tracking link after your order is shipped. Thank you for your purchase!
Simply return your product and we'll give you a refund for 30 days.
The Akemi Glow Toner is a handheld beauty device that combines ultrasonic cavitation, gentle thermal vibration, and red light therapy. It’s designed to support skin tightening, improve the look of cellulite, and enhance the absorption of creams and gels for a smoother, more toned appearance.
The device uses ultrasonic waves to gently massage deep tissue, heat therapy (37–42 °C) to improve circulation and comfort, and red light therapy (630 nm) to stimulate collagen production. Together, these features may help minimize the appearance of fine lines, stretch marks, and uneven skin texture.
The Akemi Glow Toner is not a weight loss device and should not be relied upon for fat burning. Instead, it is a skin-care and body-sculpting support tool. While it may temporarily improve the look of firmness and smoothness, healthy eating and exercise remain essential for lasting fat reduction.
It can be used on common areas of concern such as the belly, arms, waist, thighs, and legs. Avoid sensitive areas like the chest, head, and over joints. Always apply a conductive gel, cellulite cream, or stretch mark cream before use for best results.
For optimal results, we recommend 10–15 minutes per area, once per day. Consistency matters—most users notice improvements in 90 days of daily use.
Yes, the Akemi Glow Toner is designed to be safe for most skin types when used correctly. However, we advise against use if you are pregnant, have a pacemaker, or serious skin conditions. Always test on a small area first and consult with a healthcare professional if unsure.
