cases and protectors

My game doctor works alright. However, the switch to change directions on the handle never worked from day one. So, my discs come back with a slight wavey look to them. Still, 99% of the time they work when they didn't before.
Yes, the disc looks like it was lightly sandpapered. That is until I use the buffing rag. That's the key step!!
I do think some people may have gotten some bad ones though. If mine came with a broken switch, I think some may have gotten ones with bad wheels. Perhaps the only problem is mass production and not enough inspectors.
My advice, buy with caution. Use it on a disc that you don't really need first. If it ... up your disc, try and return it for another one before you discard it as horrible. And remember, this device is for repairing. Not cleaning. Use common sense and I'm sure this will work for you.

.....games, cds, and dvds. I own the manual unit (which I bought several years ago) and the MD (electric unit). It has saved many cds that were otherwise unplayable. On occasion there have been cds that did not play and could not be fixed. I found that they were indeed label side damaged or deep scratches. Obviously the fellow that used it once did not give it a chance and in many cases I am sure that the directions were not followed. They are simple 1. spray cd at least 2 times 2. turn handle so cd rotates in first direction 3. open and spray again 4. flip switch and turn handle so cd rotates other direction 5. thoroughly dry the cd 6. thoroughly buff cd. Why people cannot follow these directions I'll never understand.

This game doctor does not work!I bought 2 of these and they don't work!Trust me I know this,so don't buy 1 cause they are just trien to get your money!And why am I doing this ya'll ask.cause I'm tryen to act like a good,careing about peoples money,and being a good boy teenager on earth.