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The Refund Window
Sixty days from the day you pay, opened bottles included. The sequence, what is not refunded, and the five mistakes that cost people the claim.
What Is Being Offered
The seller gives you sixty days from the date of purchase to change your mind and reclaim the product cost. The clock starts at payment, not at delivery, which is the first detail worth writing on a calendar.
Bottles you have already opened are covered. That is the part that makes this worth something — a guarantee accepting only sealed product would be an ordinary returns policy with a better name on it.
The Sequence
- Find the confirmation email. It carries the order number and the seller support address. You need both.
- Write inside the sixty days. State the order number and say clearly that you are claiming under the money-back guarantee.
- Wait for a return authorisation. Do not post anything before it arrives. Unannounced parcels are the commonest way a claim disappears.
- Send every bottle back. Empty ones included, packed well enough to survive the journey.
- Pay for tracked postage. Both the cost and the tracking are yours, and the tracking number is the only evidence you will have that the parcel arrived.
- Keep the reference until the refund lands on your statement, not until the parcel is delivered.
The Line-By-Line Of What Gets Refunded
| Item | Refunded? |
|---|---|
| Product cost | Yes, in full |
| Original delivery charge, where one was paid | Usually not |
| Return postage | No — yours |
| Bank or currency conversion fees | No — your bank’s |
| Import duty already paid | No — reclaim from your own customs authority |
Refunds go back to whatever paid. A few working days at the seller end after the parcel arrives, plus your bank’s own clearing time.
Five Mistakes That Cost People The Money
- Treating the delivery date as day one. The clock starts at payment. A parcel that took ten days has already spent ten days of your window.
- Posting without authorisation. Without a return reference on the outside, nobody at the other end can tie the box to your order.
- Sending only some of the bottles. The condition is the whole order back, opened ones included.
- Untracked postage. No tracking means no proof of delivery and nothing to escalate with.
- Starting the claim on day fifty-eight. The claim itself has to land inside the sixty days, and a reply that takes three days is how somebody misses it by two.
How This Should Change What You Buy
Sixty days is two bottles of use at one gummy a day. That is long enough to know whether this fits, provided you start on the day the parcel arrives rather than three weeks later.
It also reframes the six-bottle pack. The window covers the purchase, not each bottle, so buying six is a bet on the routine sticking rather than only a bet on the price. The bottle arithmetic article works that through, and the price page has the figures.
The checkout is the authority. Everything here describes the guarantee as the seller published it at the time of writing. Terms can change without notice, and the wording shown to you at payment is what governs your purchase. Nobody here can start, authorise or follow up a refund on your behalf.
Refund Questions
The refund questions that reach this desk.
Does the guarantee cover opened bottles?
Yes, and that is the specific feature separating it from an ordinary returns policy. Bottles you have finished travel back in the same box as the rest.
Does the sixty days start at delivery or payment?
Payment. Anyone counting from delivery is quietly giving away however long shipping took.
Who pays return postage?
You do, and tracked postage is strongly advisable because the tracking number is your only evidence.
How long does the refund take?
A few working days at the seller end once the parcel arrives, plus bank clearing. A fortnight from posting the box to seeing the money is a normal timeline.
Can I claim without sending the bottles back?
No. Returning the product is the condition of the refund.
Can this site process my refund?
No. It is an independent publication with no access to the seller's systems, which the contact page explains further.
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