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It is a scam. I ordered Wild Sink&Drain Cleaner.
It advertised as a $15.00 per bottle. In fact, It cost me $30.00 with shipping (they pretend it was sent from Italy). It took about 40 days for delivery.
Finally I got a small bottle with 110 g of the product. And it does not work at all.
On November 18 I ordered a Christmas present for my husband. They have provided multiple tracking numbers from different companies and countries. 44 days later I still have no package and PayPal is not helping at all. This company is terrible a scam and advertises on Facebook. But it’s a china scam. Don’t let it happen to you.
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