SodaTide Reviews & ComplaintsReviews of soda-tide.store

I took this religiously with 8 to 16 ounces of water every day. I was conscious of carbs and fat in my diet. After 2 weeks..not one pound changed. I walked 2 miles every day. I call BS to Dr Oz on this product. I've always had a great deal of confidence and trust in him.⁹

Scam scam scam 200 quid wasted

Pounds of my sluggish belly fat were supposed to melt away at a loss of about a pound a day. Pounds have not been lost and clothes are NOT looser. I am on week 3 with no results at all. I am very sorry I trusted Dr. Oz and Oprah. It was a waste of money and devastating blow to my hopes. Please issue a refund.

does not work, made me dizzy and very low blood pressures. I ordered from Amazon

Within minutes of placing the Sodatide order, I received a phone call from someone who said he was going to take care of me and then proceeded to pressure me into making an additional purchase for another product. So clearly Sodatide handed off my personal information to the person that called me. It was a very expensive product. It was truly a form of bait and switch.

Negative star rating not available but that is how I rate Sodatide overall - definitely subzero. I got sucked in one afternoon (2 October 2026) when I was very tired, watching youtube. I clicked to buy the "special offer" of six bottles at $29 each. As soon as I clicked "submit" my screen froze and I was subjected to another bogus video, this time with Dr Scuzz claiming that according to my "profile" I needed to take three capsules daily, therefore I should DOUBLE my order. Fun fact - I have no internet/social media presence therefore no "profile". Second fun fact - tripling a dosage would normally mean I should TRIPLE my order......they can't even do basic arithmetic. Unable to clear my screen, I shut down my laptop, rebooted and went straight to my bank account, only to find that Sodatide had stolen another $120 from me by charging me $49 per bottle. I have been bombarded with more than a dozen emails in less than 48 hours.......all trying to get me to buy more and more of their product for better and better "discounts". And I have received an email from Karla Santos, claiming that everything is above board and my order is now on its way. Question: does the product contain nothing more innocuous than Baking Soda, or does it contain toxic ingredients that may cause health issues???? Sodatide is a scam company to be avoided at all costs. I have liaised with the fraud department of my bank, and I have also commenced action with Australia's Scamwatch. This is the first and last internet scam to catch me.

DO NOT buy anything from this botfarm company. They post AI videos on Facebook [edit: They also send out spam emails via Google - I just got another one today.] that direct you to a clunky website where an AI video presents a phony Oprah Winfrey with an equally fake Dr. Oz hawking the "Baking Soda Trick". You're sent through different web sites until you get to Buy Goods, who handles the transaction. So, when you opt to give it a try, they charge a little over $300 for six bottles of their product. After they collect your money, they give you a web page that says your order isn't complete. They say to watch a video where an "enhancement" is supposedly presented but it never plays. Then your phone goes off with a link to the enhancement. Just an extra bottle for a little more. So, okay, it's just a little more. But wait! It isn't a little more, it's a whole new order and before you know it, they've picked your pocket for a total exceeding $600. Now comes the best part. You can't undo it. If you run your payments through PayPal, there's no help there, either. This outfit has perfected getting through PayPal so they won't help you get your money back either. Buy Goods has a bot that answers the phone if you call them, but it won't cancel the transactions. They have no email address. So, in the end, you're stuck with receiving 12 or 13 bottles of flower capsules and kissing your cash good-bye. The solution, as far as I can see is to never purchase anything from SodaTide or anything through BuyGoods either. Looking for a payment processor other than PayPal would also be a good idea. Look for a company that has guts enough to claw-back transactions made to companies that consider their customers to actually be their marks.

“The product is real, orders are fulfilled, and the company stands behind a genuine 60-day money-back guarantee. Anyone who is not satisfied can request a refund within that window, which removes most of the financial risk from trying it. “ This is untrue. I tried to return the Sodatide product. I have tried twice and agreed to give it more time. After a month-nothing so tried again to return. They kept trying to talk me out of returning product. Then they told me, I would have to pay for the empty bottle. Also, they have a restocking fee of 20%. In other words they were keeping $168.00 of what I spent.. I was very unhappy with them and told them I was going to make a complaint. That is not a 100% refund. Don’t buy! Then they start offering you 30%, 40%, 50%, 60%, even up to 70% plus you can keep the product even though you don’t want it at this point, but you will never get a full refund.