[mong1972]

I am keen on getting a Lamp Berger. Does anyone here knows where and how much would one costs?

Thanks.

Mong

[angiebaby80]

i can get one for you...let me know what scent you would like and what type of lamp design..there are various prices for lamp berger..starting from $500...extra charge for the scent...well, pm me if you need more info.

[Metallic]

You can get that at Mongkok, ladies market, there's only one stall that sells it, it's at the end of the first block, you can see it BEFORE you cross the next block. hope that helps.

[chillifontain]

Originally Posted by mong1972

I am keen on getting a Lamp Berger. Does anyone here knows where and how much would one costs?

Thanks.

Mong

I asked the stall that in the ladies market in Mongkok. Big bottle costs HK280 (sandal wood). (if i remember correctly)

[leungcarriehk]

Don't ever ever get it from the street!! Read that from newspaper, they are mostly NOT real. Image to inhale the toxins Or I should of say something not real into your body....Don't think is wise to do so.
As I am also a user for over few years.....

[Metallic]

Originally Posted by leungcarriehk

Don't ever ever get it from the street!! Read that from newspaper, they are mostly NOT real. Image to inhale the toxins Or I should of say something not real into your body....Don't think is wise to do so.
As I am also a user for over few years.....

Where do you buy yours? how about Lamp Bel-air? do they have it here in hk?

[kombuchakid]

Lampe Berger and Lampe Bel Air are connected in the sense that they were both represented by the same company.
This company went the MLM route which was not quite what Lampe Berger wanted so they split.

Lampe Berger is handled by a company in Leighton Centre, while Lampe Bel Air is in Soundwill Plaza, which is across the road from Times Square.

Sorry names escape me so you will have to ask the building management.

Problem is these lamps are popular in Singapore and Malaysia, and every week some bright spark comes over to sell his lamps, in malls, trade fairs,and street stalls.
There is also the problem of the fellows up north, who figure that if the french can do it they can do it cheaper, and nastier so beware of a cheap lamp.

I have a lamp of each company and stopped getting the oil about 3 years ago when my supply ran out and I would have had to renew my membership to get more.

I now rely on the real deal from France, so my lamps normally just sit around looking pretty.

[jaetee]

Are these "lamps" just like incense oil burners, or do they have other benefits/uses?