Title: Not as Pictured or Described
Product review: The comb in the photo clearly shows both fine and medium teeth. The accompanying text also specifically says "Has both fine and medium teeth for all hair types". Nonetheless, the combs shipped have nothing but fine teeth. This seller does not ship the product advertised and if that's what you want, you should find it somewhere else. As others have noted, they are no longer marked or labeled "Unbreakable" and most certainly are not. In fairness, however, none of the descriptive text suggests that they are either unbreakable or made of the old hard rubber material.Amazon seems to have a lot of sellers like this. I think there should be a way for Amazon customers to post an obvious "Liar" or "Fraud" badge on the pages of sellers like this. Misrepresentations like this should not be buried in reviews but should jump out at casual browsers. If they did, the misrepresentations would stop quickly. This is an Amazon problem more than anything else.
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