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I used fungus eliminator for a year. No improvement and possibly worse. I contacted them after I had finished the caps but because I waited a month or so they said no refund. I say buyer beware. I feel scammed. It is sad these companies take advantage of desperate people who can't afford to be scammed. You already told me I couldn't have a refund so telling me to go offline to discuss just feels like you want to shut me up

PURE HEALTH DEDUCTED AN AMOUNT OF $256 FROM MY CREDIT CARD. I BOUHGT PRODUCTS IN APRIL 2022 AND PAID FOR IT. THEY USE MY CREDIT CARD DETAILS AND DEDUCT ILLEGALLY 6 MONTHS LATER $256 AGAIN.

I purchased Brain Health I only took 2 tablets and felt unwell. Haven't taken any since..

Place an order for the product received as expected so requested automated refill. When started receiving more than expected called and as if order could be place on hold for 6 months, was told no problem but less than a month later was email that another 3 bottle was being ship to me and my card charged. When I call and told what the problem was, they apologize told me to refuse package and would be issues a refund minus the return shipping charge. Now 2 weeks later I'm having to go thru the hold process again.

I ordered 3 bottles and then went through the same up selling process at the checkout, where instead of 100AUD I ended up spending 300AUD. This was bad enough. I ordered on the 19th June. It is now the 12th July and the tracking number provided to me is "not available" and noone replies to emails. This is a huge amount of money to grab from people suffering they are willing to try anything. I desperately want to know where my order is BUT Id prefer a refund at this point. Always feel like Ive been taken in a scam.

This company sucks! Customer NO SERVICE!!!

I was initially very impressed by the company, the reviews, and everything else, so I decided to order. I loved the option they gave for 25% off and ordered 3 bottles. Had that been all I probably would not be writing this review. However they allowed me to spin again and it said I had 50% off if I ordered 6 bottles. Since I have not yet tried the product I went back and forth with my decision before deciding to upgrade for what I expected to be about a $15 upcharge. This is where the fun began. No. They charged for the original 3 bottles and an additional 6 bottles (without making this clear or obvious); then they tried to get me to upgrade to three different products (upsell). I had to scroll all the way to the bottom to find the no thanks button. When I got to the final screen expecting $149 charge, it was $279…and offered another discount if i did something else. There was no cancel button, there was no edit button, there was no finalize button. I immediately called customer service, to their credit, they answered on a Sunday night. I assumed I could ask and get this solved prior to my card being charged, but no…the card was already charged. The customer service rep, Raf, was wonderful. He said he would cancel the initial 3 bottle order and honor the 6 bottles. He processed a refund. My frustration is that the card was charged, the sales/upsale technique is an absolute turn off, and it will most likely take 3-5 days before the “refund” is charged (I never finalized order!) The positive was (so far anyway), my customer service experience. I am hopeful once I get the product, it does what is says it will do, and I will be able to write a more positive review based on results. 7/3 I received the products. I am happy with the customer service (still wary of the sales process). Will update once I see what results I get. I am deeply disillusioned with their sales process.

As I turned my computer on today, on the homepage I clicked on a link with a lady ND doctor's picture and a claim about getting blood sugar (A1c) and metabolism under control. I listen to her whole video presentation and went ahead with ordering a single order (one bottle) of this product, "Blood Sugar Formula". The cost was $39 something. I filled out the credit card information and clicked on 'place the order' link and what I saw next was a small window with a request from my card issuer to send a code they send me to verify the purchase. As I looked carefully into the small window, the purchase price was $544 something. I immediately exited without entering the code. My card issuer saved me from a scam purchase. Anybody ordering something they see on online ads and promotions be careful about every detail before they finalize the purchase.