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The biggest issue we had was getting the product sent back. The entire return experience was incredibly frustrating and took way too long. On the 30th, I phoned customer service twice but both calls just cut out without any explanation or message. My third attempt connected me with someone hard to understand who kept trying to convince me to keep the product and buy additional items. On the 30th I also emailed asking about a lower refund amount. For several days I kept requesting they send a return label through email, checking my inbox, spam, and junk folders with no luck. Then I emailed again asking them to send it to both my email and my husband's. It wasn't until the 17th that I finally received it. I seriously started thinking they were delaying the label on purpose so I'd miss the return deadline.

I've been a customer of purity products for about 25 years now. Like any company, they've had ups and downs, especially around cancellations, but I've never had serious trouble getting mine processed. Their joint support formulas have been fantastic for me, particularly the ones for joints and shin health. Their customer support team has always treated me well.

After reading other customer complaints, I decided to try ordering anyway and ran into the exact same issues they mentioned. Getting a subscription set up was super simple, but canceling turned into a nightmare. I kept getting transferred between different people, and they wouldn't stop pitching me alternative deals with prices that didn't match what was on their website. One representative even told me he'd never visited their site so couldn't assist me. All I wanted was to cancel and use my accumulated Purity Points before they disappeared. Lucky for me, the credit card I had registered wasn't active anymore, so they couldn't charge me further. If that hadn't happened, I'd probably still be on hold. I had about $45 in points sitting there that I wanted to put toward a multivitamin. When I asked about it, an agent initially said he could get me two bottles for roughly $10 each. Then he asked for my credit card details. I explained that I wanted to use my points for a $20 product, and he said that wasn't possible. He claimed that using points for a single purchase would actually cost me $39.95. These people are running some kind of scam. I went ahead and ordered at the higher price just to use my points. BUT I will never be back.

It's incredibly simple to sign up for a SuperSaver subscription on their website, but good luck trying to cancel it. Their website won't let you cancel at all, only change how often items are sent or how many you want. I tried emailing customer service with a straightforward cancellation request and they told me it has to be done over the phone. When I called, they made me explain why I was canceling, gave me a whole pitch about why the products are great, questioned my reason again, and then offered me a special deal on something else before finally canceling me. The whole thing feels intentionally designed to make cancellation as annoying as possible so people just give up. And nowhere during sign up does it mention that you can't cancel online. Before you subscribe, understand what you're getting into.

I needed to cancel my three supersaver subscriptions, so I called their customer service line. They passed me around to four different representatives. The final one told me to hang up and call back when my VIP rep would be available. All I wanted to do was stop these recurring orders. There's no way to handle this on their website, so I shouldn't have to navigate this much hassle just to cancel. Why make something so simple into such a complicated process?

I came here to read what other customers had to say, and wow, it confirmed everything I was already worried about. I was thinking about picking up some Biotin from them, but once I started reading these reviews, I changed my mind completely. The fact that they won't accept PayPal and push you toward other payment methods is a huge red flag. Thanks to everyone who left honest feedback here.

This is a serious issue. Their product caused severe reactions that landed me in the hospital, yet the company advertised it as being helpful. When I tried to reach out to them, there was nobody to talk to and no replies to my messages. To make matters worse, they continue to bill my card even though I haven't authorized any of these charges. This business operates without any transparency or customer accountability, and I have serious doubts about how legitimate they actually are. Stay away from this company.

This company is way too aggressive. After I paid a shipping fee on a free item, they automatically enrolled me in subscriptions I specifically said no to. They kept pushing this program they call 'taste of savings' and promised I'd get an email confirming my free 30 day trial. Never got that email, but my card was charged $29.95 after two weeks. I called to complain and they claimed only the shipping for the free product went through. I contacted the program directly and they said they'd reverse the charge. Still waiting to see if that actually happens.

I was about to make a purchase of Biotin and wanted to believe the marketing, but I decided to read some reviews first. SO happy I did my homework. What I found confirms this company operates unethically, stuffs orders with unwanted items, and their customer service team is sketchy at best. I'm grateful for everyone here who's been honest about what happened to them. Together we can make better choices instead of supporting this kind of widespread dishonesty.

False advertising is their game. Their stain remover for clothes doesn't work on armpit stains at all. I left it on for 12 hours and saw zero results. Complete and total waste of money.

Their so called 'free' green tea extract? That'll cost you $4.95. Also, it's pretty funny how the people in their infomercials keep telling viewers they need to dial a 1 before the 800 number. That's ridiculously outdated advice. Nobody dialing from a cell phone needs to do that, and landline users have known this since the 80s. Come on.

I ordered a trial pack over the phone and was charged a shipping fee right away on my card. When the package arrived via UPS, there was an additional shipping bill of over $12 attached, which I refused to pay. I contacted Purity to ask what was going on. They told me they'd refund my original charge within 3 to 5 business days, but I'm not holding my breath. I'm really questioning whether this business operates with any ethical standards.

My first order from purity products seemed fine, but when I went back to reorder the same item, they said it wasn't available anymore. Instead, they threw in a replacement item plus two additional products that supposedly made up the price difference. Since then I've had nothing but headaches. I called multiple times and kept getting told items were out of stock via email. I switched back to a company I'd worked with for years because Purity just doesn't come close to their quality.

I would give zero stars if I could. DO NOT BUY FROM HERE. I placed an order and the items never showed up. Then I saw charges of $124.75 on my account for products I didn't receive. When I called to complain, they wanted my billing and shipping info, which are identical. They insisted I directed them to ship everything to a completely different address that I've never provided and don't recognize. When I told them that wasn't true, they refused to send my money back even though they charged me twice, totaling almost $250. This is straight up unethical and dishonest.

I turned off the automatic renewal for my subscription, yet they delivered it anyway. Now I have to pay to ship it back and cross my fingers that their accounting team will actually put the refund back on my card. Once I get that sorted out, I'm planning to close this credit card entirely so they can't keep charging me for stuff I clearly don't want. This company is completely unethical.